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Re: The women's march is hella transphobic [Re: Bodhi of Ankou]
#24032223 - 01/22/17 11:43 PM (7 years, 8 days ago) |
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pachoo said: You are too much dude. Too much. So selfish. So condescending. Good thing you aren't a spokesperson.
Women's March Unity Principles
doesnt Sophistic Radiance have the same right to give birth that you do?
BTW. illegal immigration, racial issues, police violence... these arent women's rights issues
They girlpower all over the street for a while, enough to take some totally rad selfies anyways, then they just fuck off without cleaning up their mess and never do anything else for womens rights. Except maybe some posts here and there so these half baked intellectuals can drone on to everyone about how sophisticated and impassioned they are about having a vagina for months later.

Armchair intellectuals.
it honestly seem the goail is to draw attention to themselves for having a vagina and nothing more, the rights they're fighting for are rights they have, it all seems to be contrived, feminist, hate based horse shit
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Re: The women's march is hella transphobic [Re: Prisoner#1] 2
#24032241 - 01/23/17 12:02 AM (7 years, 8 days ago) |
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Its almost as if powerful foreign bodies are manufacturing these "grassroots" movements and using them as a kafkaesque political weapon against the stability of a society or something.
http://nytlive.nytimes.com/womenintheworld/2017/01/20/billionaire-george-soros-has-ties-to-more-than-50-partners-of-the-womens-march-on-washington/
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Re: The women's march is hella transphobic [Re: Prisoner#1]
#24032262 - 01/23/17 12:14 AM (7 years, 7 days ago) |
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Also it has a lot to do with planned parenthood(NOT a part of Transexual women's lives),the "grab them by the pussy" comment which only applies to post Op and even then that's a stretch. Also it's stupendous to me how you can take a protest about different issue and make it about you and how transphobic people are again. Plus I bet you didn't even know about the march until it was too late to join.
Trans should be included in the "group of women" but if they aren't for one event so what? Why let that take room rent free in your mind?
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My post was not about hats or feminazis. My post was proof of trans support, which you responsed with calling bullshit. In which I was very confused until I felt defensive. And I apologize bc now this seems like a huge miscommunication.
Seriously Tripping:
The Womens March seems like a structure to make sure rights are still in place that Trump might take away. Alot of it can be overzealous fear. But I do know he is cutting a ton and he is not too fond of Planned Parenthood so it could become a very likely target, which is very essential to those in financial need, like me. Planned Parenthood offers hormone treatments and support to transgenders.
I do not feel that I have to check all of the boxes for the Womens March to help fight for something I believe in. But there is alot I am for. But I am aware that Trump might not, or might not be able to, consider putting things on the federal level that could be done on the state level. I believe his biggest concern is Americas debt and cutting spending.
They really should've cleaned up their goddamn posters especially talking about environmental issues. Goddamn shitbirds.
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Re: The women's march is hella transphobic [Re: Bodhi of Ankou]
#24032302 - 01/23/17 12:40 AM (7 years, 7 days ago) |
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Bodhi of Ankou said: Its almost as if powerful foreign bodies are manufacturing these "grassroots" movements and using them as a kafkaesque political weapon against the stability of a society or something.
http://nytlive.nytimes.com/womenintheworld/2017/01/20/billionaire-george-soros-has-ties-to-more-than-50-partners-of-the-womens-march-on-washington/
one of the organizers of this march is all about instituting sharia law in the US
but clearly this march isnt about equality for women, the celebrities were all about anti trump vitriol with one talking about her desire to blow up the whitehouse but not only that, these evil bitches bullied little girls because apparently equality only applies to those that share your views
https://www.facebook.com/trumpians/videos/1779733535685324/?hc_ref=NEWSFEED
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Re: The women's march is hella transphobic [Re: Prisoner#1]
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pachoo said: They were for women's equality, in health, in wages...
if a man and woman apply for the same job at the same company, would they be paid a different wage based on their sex? if the jobs pays $20/hr, does the woman not make $20 just as the man would make $20 or are they knocking 15% off the woman's pay just because she's a woman
now I understand that many women in hollywood, a very privileged species or people to start with, holding a similar popularity to a male star will often take a lower pay when they sign the contracts and have even heard in responses from actresses that they were being paid tens of millions to do a single film so it didnt bother them, are these the people that need people trying to narrow the wage gap, people that didnt negotiate pay in their contract? are feminists fighting for the women in the 1% to be paid the same as men. maybe those women should go on strike because they are union workers and those unions should be looking out for them. maybe it's the unions that are the problem in this instance
as an example, let's look at scarlet johansen, she makes around $35 million per year, she's clearly not struggling to pay the bills but she took a lower pay in the avengers than a one of the male stars, coincidentally, the other males stars earned less than she did since she was the second highest paid actor in the film, when she speaks out on this gender/wage gap, is she speaking on behalf of those male stars that didnt earn $25 million for their parts, are they getting the same royalties off product licensing, are they drawing the same residuals?
how about that health care stuff, biologically, men and women are different so their needs will be different, men will also be less likely to go to a hospital, they dont give birth but often are the ones footing the bill if it's not picked up by insurance. women have all the say in whether they carry a child or have an abortion unless they're generous enough include the man in the decision but when the child is carried to term and the man did not want that child, he's still responsible for his share of the financial end, that amounts to as much as 25% of his pay... for a child he expressly stated he did not want. of course if the shoe is on the other foot and he does want that child while the mother does not wish to carry to term, he also has no voice in that because it's the woman's body and the woman's choice, he cannot force her to carry the child and give it to him any more than he can force her to have an abortion
so really, what I guess I'm asking is what sort of equality are they seeking on these two particular subjects? where does this wage gap exist? I mean in 1962 Kennedy signed the equal wage act so outside of contractual labor where pay rates are normally negotiated, it is illegal to pay a man a higher rate than women for the same job in the same company having the same qualifications. the other part I wonder about, what isnt equal in healthcare when based on reproductive rights the men have absolutely none
it's funny how things like this are never refuted
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Re: The women's march is hella transphobic [Re: pachoo]
#24032310 - 01/23/17 12:43 AM (7 years, 7 days ago) |
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Whats sickening is the fact that you support the murder of near term babies. They released the files on the activities at these abortion clinics and theyre fairly horrifying to read through.
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Warning, this is sick as fuck...Talking about late term abortions here, including up to 35+ weeks. 90%+ of all babies born after 27 weeks survive. It says that in a typical week the guy would do 40 mid/late-term abortions, and 3 or 4 of them would be born fully alive. He would then kill them. That's 3-4 murders...in a typical week...in a decades-long career... From the report:According to several of his employees, including [Employee #1] and [Employee #2], who were medical assistants, and [Employee #3], who assisted with administrative tasks, numerous patients of [Abortion Doctor #3] delivered infants alive prior to their demise, which the doctor himself brought about. Specifically, [Employee #1], who assisted the doctor in the operating room at the Aaron Women’s Clinic (Aaron), estimated that “during a typical week with a full patient load, . . . [Abortion Doctor #3] would perform abortions at 20 or more weeks gestation, i.e., later in the second trimester or in the third trimester, on approximately 40 patients.”
Is that something you really want to support or associate with?
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Re: The women's march is hella transphobic [Re: Bodhi of Ankou] 1
#24032332 - 01/23/17 01:00 AM (7 years, 7 days ago) |
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I just said I don't support everything. I don't support abortions and I sure as hell don't support Sharia law. I support cheaper medical help for contraception and preventative care. I wish there was a better place to help with these things being poor but there is that or the free clinic. In Virginia I had no health insurance and going to the doctor cost an arm and a leg to me. My doctor refused to take out my Mirena as it was causing me tons of distress. The only place I could afford to go was Planned Parenthood. I also got my contraceptives and papsmears there at a reasonable price to my income.
My bad it was the only thing I could afford. They helped me in need and they have helped many others in need. I have not and will never have an abortion. Want to hear about going there after my miscarriage too?
I will get to your response when I am on my computer Pris as it is hard to quote from my phone. Quit being impatient.
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Sophistic Radiance said: My life causes me fear, so really, it doesn't matter if I get it from this thread or from some godawful consolidation of the hold of ivory-tower white feminism on the liberal conscience. I see harbingers of doom everywhere I look.
Being trans definitely is like a healthy dose of paranoia, segregation, fear, special treatment that feels fake and false friends.
That list of bullshit is TOTALLY worth it because I don't have to pretend to be a man. The list of bullshit I had when I was pretending to be male was WAY WAY longer.
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pachoo said: My post was not about hats or feminazis. My post was proof of trans support, which you responsed with calling bullshit. In which I was very confused until I felt defensive. And I apologize bc now this seems like a huge miscommunication.
You called me a wannabe woman because I disagreed with you. That's the kind of shit stzacrack says, you know? I accept your apology, though.
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Seriously_trippin said: Also it has a lot to do with planned parenthood(NOT a part of Transexual women's lives),the "grab them by the pussy" comment which only applies to post Op and even then that's a stretch. Also it's stupendous to me how you can take a protest about different issue and make it about you and how transphobic people are again. Plus I bet you didn't even know about the march until it was too late to join.
Trans should be included in the "group of women" but if they aren't for one event so what? Why let that take room rent free in your mind?
Planned Parenthood is a huge part of transsexual women's lives, they provide hormone therapy. We basically take birth control so obviously our aims are one and the same with the women's march: we want our damn birth control. I obviously support the aims of the women's march 100%, which is why it's so disappointing that they chose such an exclusionary aesthetic.
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Re: The women's march is hella transphobic [Re: Prisoner#1]
#24032790 - 01/23/17 09:21 AM (7 years, 7 days ago) |
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pachoo said: You are too much dude. Too much. So selfish. So condescending. Good thing you aren't a spokesperson.
Women's March Unity Principles
doesnt Sophistic Radiance have the same right to give birth that you do?
BTW. illegal immigration, racial issues, police violence... these arent women's rights issues
That's why this movement is nothing more than a fraud, it has very little to do with women.
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Re: The women's march is hella transphobic [Re: qman] 1
#24032845 - 01/23/17 09:44 AM (7 years, 7 days ago) |
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the actual march wasnt about women's rights, it was an anti-trump rally
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Re: The women's march is hella transphobic [Re: Prisoner#1]
#24034622 - 01/23/17 09:36 PM (7 years, 7 days ago) |
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pachoo said: They were for women's equality, in health, in wages...
if a man and woman apply for the same job at the same company, would they be paid a different wage based on their sex? if the jobs pays $20/hr, does the woman not make $20 just as the man would make $20 or are they knocking 15% off the woman's pay just because she's a woman
now I understand that many women in hollywood, a very privileged species or people to start with, holding a similar popularity to a male star will often take a lower pay when they sign the contracts and have even heard in responses from actresses that they were being paid tens of millions to do a single film so it didnt bother them, are these the people that need people trying to narrow the wage gap, people that didnt negotiate pay in their contract? are feminists fighting for the women in the 1% to be paid the same as men. maybe those women should go on strike because they are union workers and those unions should be looking out for them. maybe it's the unions that are the problem in this instance
as an example, let's look at scarlet johansen, she makes around $35 million per year, she's clearly not struggling to pay the bills but she took a lower pay in the avengers than a one of the male stars, coincidentally, the other males stars earned less than she did since she was the second highest paid actor in the film, when she speaks out on this gender/wage gap, is she speaking on behalf of those male stars that didnt earn $25 million for their parts, are they getting the same royalties off product licensing, are they drawing the same residuals?
how about that health care stuff, biologically, men and women are different so their needs will be different, men will also be less likely to go to a hospital, they dont give birth but often are the ones footing the bill if it's not picked up by insurance. women have all the say in whether they carry a child or have an abortion unless they're generous enough include the man in the decision but when the child is carried to term and the man did not want that child, he's still responsible for his share of the financial end, that amounts to as much as 25% of his pay... for a child he expressly stated he did not want. of course if the shoe is on the other foot and he does want that child while the mother does not wish to carry to term, he also has no voice in that because it's the woman's body and the woman's choice, he cannot force her to carry the child and give it to him any more than he can force her to have an abortion
so really, what I guess I'm asking is what sort of equality are they seeking on these two particular subjects? where does this wage gap exist? I mean in 1962 Kennedy signed the equal wage act so outside of contractual labor where pay rates are normally negotiated, it is illegal to pay a man a higher rate than women for the same job in the same company having the same qualifications. the other part I wonder about, what isnt equal in healthcare when based on reproductive rights the men have absolutely none
it's funny how things like this are never refuted
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Re: The women's march is hella transphobic [Re: Prisoner#1]
#24034670 - 01/23/17 09:58 PM (7 years, 7 days ago) |
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You know... I actually got more than half way through and decided... nah. I'm good. I don't feel like it now.
This make-shift pub debate is just too tedious now. You want me to refute something based upon your assumptions of my opinions.
Ya'll just talk about the anti-Trump March, you'll be good. And keep calling me transphobic, a monster and stupid however much makes you feel better.
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Re: The women's march is hella transphobic [Re: Prisoner#1]
#24034672 - 01/23/17 10:01 PM (7 years, 7 days ago) |
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[trolled]I really like the idea of all this perceived hate that trannies talk about actually being humanity cleaning up after itself. Without your echo chambers and reinforced denial, you would do exactly what all the "bigots" want you to do.
I can only speak for others who vehemently share my distaste of this specific human sickness in a broad way, but here goes: We don't see you as a person. You have no identity. You are a small, insignificant spec with a 7 digit numeration in the color spectrum of human failing. As above, so below. Societies hate of you mimics the parallel movement of you hating yourself. You're part of a fetish-cult of exhibitionist self-hate.
Check out some photos of the Milky Way sometime. That tiny dust floating inside of it is us, it's me, it's you. To think that that dust is wasting an incarnation in this disgusting mediocrity is pitiful. God isn't dead, he left for greener pastures long ago. Enjoy fumbling with your existential shortcomings, I'm off to work on mine! [/trolled]
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Re: The women's march is hella transphobic [Re: pachoo] 1
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pachoo said: You know... I actually got more than half way through and decided... nah. I'm good. I don't feel like it now.
This make-shift pub debate is just too tedious now. You want me to refute something based upon your assumptions of my opinions.
Ya'll just talk about the anti-Trump March, you'll be good. And keep calling me transphobic, a monster and stupid however much makes you feel better. 
LOLOL, I can picture you saying that like the girl in your sig, classic!
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#24034681 - 01/23/17 10:04 PM (7 years, 7 days ago) |
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Govam said: [trolled]I really like the idea of all this perceived hate that trannies talk about actually being humanity cleaning up after itself. Without your echo chambers and reinforced denial, you would do exactly what all the "bigots" want you to do.
I can only speak for others who vehemently share my distaste of this specific human sickness in a broad way, but here goes: We don't see you as a person. You have no identity. You are a small, insignificant spec with a 7 digit numeration in the color spectrum of human failing. As above, so below. Societies hate of you mimics the parallel movement of you hating yourself. You're part of a fetish-cult of exhibitionist self-hate.
Check out some photos of the Milky Way sometime. That tiny dust floating inside of it is us, it's me, it's you. To think that that dust is wasting an incarnation in this disgusting mediocrity is pitiful. God isn't dead, he left for greener pastures long ago. Enjoy fumbling with your existential shortcomings, I'm off to work on mine! [/trolled]
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Re: The women's march is hella transphobic [Re: pachoo]
#24034737 - 01/23/17 10:40 PM (7 years, 7 days ago) |
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pachoo said: You know... I actually got more than half way through and decided... nah. I'm good. I don't feel like it now.
is it because I present sensible, factual information? I mean you are welcome to read up on things to find out if what I am saying is true. I;m more than happy to assist you as well.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equal_Pay_Act_of_1963
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Ya'll just talk about the anti-Trump March, you'll be good. And keep calling me transphobic, a monster and stupid however much makes you feel better. 
I never said any of these things about you, I did want to discuss what the pretense behind this march was but also about these additional rights women claim men already have but they dont.
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Re: The women's march is hella transphobic [Re: Bodhi of Ankou]
#24034763 - 01/23/17 10:56 PM (7 years, 7 days ago) |
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Bodhi of Ankou said: Playing the victims become a bit of a hobby for her, so I imagine she more or less feels victimized at all times and sees it in all things.
Pretty rich coming from a professional victim like yourself
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