Just a few things jews are responsible for




And when you listen to Feminists you can sometimes hear stuff, that sounds like they want the Patriarchy back: "Men should protect women and come to their defense in public and not just be bystanders. They should respect women as more than just holes to fuck. (Of course this used to be the case, before Feminism, when women were a protected class and respected in the community as Mothers, Caretakers, Matriarchs of the family and as companions)

They also control the media and the film industry. They promote their values and even their symbology (Oh boy, if you ever watch the Matrix with jewish Symbology in mind, you are in for something, my friend). Watch "Unconcscious Cinema" if you want to learn more about that.

  
Jews managed to turn the public opinion, which a few years ago was 60% against gay marriage in many western countries on its head. They did it very quickly. That's how strong jewish control of the media and our minds still is.  
We are trained to respond to certain stimuli, by consuming jewish media and their films. 

They can't help it. They have to dismanlte and subvert everything. But the most disgusting thing is the recent "share the power message". It's like they are getting us emotionally ready for political white disempowerment.

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Lol the state of Israel bought Jerry Falwell a fucking jet plane
that's very shitty. i will say though, i see more positivity. i've seen more women empowering others, than bringing them down. maybe we should focus on that more. We can't actually live in an equality no matter what ink on paper says. The thing is that so long that there is a disparity between male and female rights groups representation there won't be equality.   
  
Normally you first do a cultural revolution and then turn the politics according to how the culture is.   
  
Lots of women's rights movements however are getting men's rights movements being liquidated by the government. Its a common tactic that leftist pressure groups do repeatedly.  
  
There is never going to be equality because politics is the very platform where groups in a given society go to represent their interests, and their interests alone. Feminists have fought for women's rights, now that they have it, they fight for women's interests.  
  
An activist group has only so much human and financial resources so they are putting them into strategic positions much like a military would do with their units. They use their movement's strong points on the weak points of the opponent, or the problem they want changed.  
  
Women's right advocates are invited to have a talk at the government, UN, universities, etc. Men's rights? lol nope.  
  
there's not going to be equality because the political environment doesn't actually serve the purpose for an equality to exist in strategic terms at least. some do probably. others are just more conservative and don't think that women sleeping around is a good thing. although some of those are probably hypocrites who watch a lot of porn and would love to have sex with a lot of women if they could, not all of them though. you're also off on the idea that everything is entirely up to women, and that the power dynamic will flip when you're older. neither of these things are true at all. it's not entirely up to women or else women would never get hurt, and the whole power dynamic flipping at 30+ thing is a cope for guys who can't get laid in their 20s. hi maddie,the purpose of any manipulation is to convince another person that their previously held beliefs are incorrect. one example of a way to manipulate another person is through the practice of gaslighting. think of it as someone who continually turns down the lights in a room (turning down a gas lamp) but tells another person the light is constant, it's their perception or eyesight that is affected. the purpose of gaslighting is to convince another person that they are losing their sanity. how does this transform societal values? on a large scale, if you can convince a large number of people to change their values then society will inevitably shift in its core beliefs and practices. a positive example of this is the icelandic women's protest in 1975 when every woman in the country went on strike for one day. after this protest, women were given equal wages and equal rights under the law. though this strike was not manipulation but civil rights protest, you can see the impact of change on societal values. think about efforts to take away civil rights for one specific group of people: is the language used as a weapon? is it manipulative? deceptive? how would that impact independence and personal identities? if your civil rights were taken away, say your right to vote because of another person's manipulative argument, would you feel less independent? would you feel as though your voice mattered? would you feel more valued by society or less valued by society?good luck with your homework!jessica wow marlboro! yikes! ouch! even though i&#39;ve been working with queer issues for many years i am still struck by what you&#39;ve told us. it is a very sad reflection on our society, where same-sex marriage is legal, that parents can throw gay youth out of their homes. ignorance and prejudice run very deep.<br><br>what are your ages?<br> what are you talking about religious people get mocked frequently and looked down upon by those who either believe differently or don't believe at all. this is why we shouldn't have religious people in power, they have a tendency to make it hard on the other religions. i've flirted with it before. i didn't get much interest. just women that i'm, to be politically uncorrect, way out of their league, at least in terms of the logistics of dating. all the women that i was interested in and messaged, didn't respond. actually what i'd say was going on is this. firstly you need to be aware of the psychology of it, and how peoples' minds work. ie, if you have forlorn selfies, one or two of you pondering the nature of existence in your bedroom, you're not going to get many bites from women. women can get away with being aloof and beautiful like that. men typically have to portray a more social and outgoing image, least that's what i imagine. if you can project the image of social power, then you're going to attract more of it. and i'm sort of eluding to the tragedy of dating websites and dating in general, and their 'unnaturalness'. it's all very calculated, and hardly dreamy romantic if one is check-boxing all the time. there's a lot of tragic people on there, trying to find a means to desperately get away from their tragedy and find that validation or quick thrill they are seeking. like all things, it's a question of intent. what are you true motivations. if one goes there, with innocent eyes, wholeheartedly, and is not there to deceive any body, or escape from anything, then of course, it's just another medium to meet people. the whole hearted thing is important. actually uploading a decent set of photos, putting some thought into your profile, etc. what you put in, you get out, it's not just a case of being there. the same applies to going to social gatherings in general. go to the same event, and make the effort to talk to people and be open, and one will get dramatically different results. also, i think on the positive, it can expand the potentiality of the people you can meet manifold. there's lots of interesting people out there. i really think it's like social media in general. it just fans, positive or negative, what you are already doing. of course, one could make a deeper argument about conscious control in the first place. we think we have conscious control of the happenings around us, but really, conscious 'control' is the mind's means of deluding us into thinking that we're not working to the subconscious forces within us. the truth about my 'rejections' were, i wasn't really into it, i was just playing... sort of, if you're feeling me, to make this more 'down' and gag friendly. ignorance, poor education, instilled with that from parents, fear of someone who is different, fear of things they don't understand, fear of change, hostility towards people who they perceive are doing better than them, irrational fear of people they believe are trying to take their jobs or worsen their life situation in some way. i could list another dozen. and everybody is a keyboard warrior on social media saying things anonymously they'd never have the guts to say to someone's face.often times, it's a combination but irrational fear and insecurity is usually present. one of the best jokes i've heard that exposes the hypocrisy of racism, fear of immgrants, foreigners etc. is:"if you think immigrants are all criminals, rapists and killers and you think immigrants are all coming to take your jobs, what the hell do you do for a living?" for men it's not so bad as long as you can deal with the pressure of everyone demanding sexual behavior that often runs contrary to what you may actually want to do. but the steady supply of young butt-horny dicksuckers probably makes up for it.for women, it takes a certian state of mind to not be subsumed by the attention. while it is easy money up front, if a girl starts to entertain the thought that this is what she could do with her life, that's where the problems start. porn isn't a backup plan - it is necissarily a temp job for women, which they simply don't get offers for after the age of 30 or so (unless they have a history with a producer or something). depends on what you consider to be a productive conversation. but i see no such thing unless there are clear results.another case like this is yet more bait for the media to relish and exacerbate, and yet more opportunities for the cynics to come out saying it's about race or that nothing will ever change.it doesn't seem productive with the attitudes we display in our national conversation. all the while, another family suffers to the backdrop of societal indifference or name-blaming.it strikes me that no one brings up the most prevailing theme amongst all of these cases: fear, and the permeating insecurity that's deeply rooted in the american psyche.all i see is the continued pattern of fear rearing its ugly face in case after case, be it inadequate training, racial & cultural differences, vendettas, or the proliferation of gun ownership.and here, a foreigner gets caught in the middle of this american phenomenon. and while the details are incredibly vague, i feel it could very well have been simply this woman innocently knocking in the vehicle to get the officers attention; something likely innocuous back in australia, but certainly something most americans wouldn't dare attempt. and she suffered the ultimate price for it.culture and mentality takes a long time to change. and the more we continue to be equal-but-separate, i can't even imagine a productive conversation, let alone a result.i'm sorry, but no matter how much the cry for justice, or even the delivery of such, that alone will not be enough to alter the course of history and our future.