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BioEnchanted posted:I think what they are trying and completely failing to get across is that when a woman says she was raped after being coerced into sex she is more often believed, but when a man says the same thing when the genders are reversed it's just considered "Getting laid". A few romantic comedies have mirrored this ugly side of things, most infamously in 40 days and 40 nights (In which a guy goes without masturbating for the alotted time) and when he is raped by his female friend shortly before he wins the bet, his girlfriend gets mad at him for cheating on her. It is literally legal to rape men in quite a few places. (You might get charged with assault, if anyone actually gave a gently caress)
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# ? Sep 7, 2016 21:40 |
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# ? May 28, 2024 14:50 |
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It's a great example of how systemic patriarchal issues negatively affect men as well, but then they steer their ire towards women instead because MRAs are loving retarded.
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# ? Sep 7, 2016 21:45 |
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Cumslut1895 posted:It is literally legal to rape men in quite a few places. (You might get charged with assault, if anyone actually gave a gently caress) Yes. As a feminist and woman, this is horrible. We should change the laws to reflect reality - that coerced or forced sex is rape no matter who the survivor is. We can join together to end rape of all kinds, in mutual protection and support. Edit: I know you guys know this. I just think it bears repeating.
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# ? Sep 7, 2016 21:45 |
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Anti-feminist nerds always make this argument as if feminists never address it, when really feminists do address it. They just don't like that feminists don't think the root cause is women objectifying men. It's like they think unrealistic ideals for both men and women being patriarchal is impossible, everything has to be men vs women. They seriously throw around bodybuilder physiques like He-Man and Schwarzenegger as examples of men being sexualized, it's ridiculous.
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# ? Sep 7, 2016 21:46 |
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Ularg posted:Which probably is why they made queserasera take his sick days as vacation, so they have that loop hole. The excuse they gave was they did a study on employee sick leave usage and found out people took more sick days on those days than any other. I try not to think about Florida too much or too often. quote:The "Right To Work" bill will never not be smothered in irony for me. I'm embarrassed for my home state. [img]m.imgur.com/PnAQ8Cb[/img] I can't read the OSHA thread because it makes me too upset. I can't make the photo embed. I'm the idiot on social media. I brought my Drake has a new favorite as of 21:51 on Sep 7, 2016 |
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^^^always make sure to use direct links! On phone it's a bit annoying to get but it starts with http://i.imgur.com and ends in a file extension Fashionable Jorts posted:Maybe they mean that only women are able to call coerced sex 'rape', while men don't get the liberty to do so. It is a serious issue that a lot of people think men can't be raped, but these assholes have zero interest in actually fixing it. They just want feminists to be quiet, and keep the status quo going. Good point. Fathis Munk has a new favorite as of 22:04 on Sep 7, 2016 |
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Good lord, I can't wait for the day when employees of places like Wal-Mart unionize. Of course that'll probably never happen because labor unions are dicked in this country.
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# ? Sep 7, 2016 22:01 |
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Today I learned that Wal-Mart calls their demerits "occurrences" like the evil big brother-esque dystopian conglomerate that they are
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# ? Sep 7, 2016 22:02 |
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Occurrences sounds way nicer than "demerits".
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# ? Sep 7, 2016 22:03 |
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belt posted:Good lord, I can't wait for the day when employees of places like Wal-Mart unionize. Of course that'll probably never happen because labor unions are dicked in this country. Oh, people have tried. It never goes well. Either your store gets shut down for 'repairs' or your job automates in a way that removes you as a necessity like a deli switching to pre packaged meat. (Fact check me if needed)
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# ? Sep 7, 2016 22:07 |
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timp posted:Today I learned that Wal-Mart calls their demerits "occurrences" like the evil big brother-esque dystopian conglomerate that they are I don't know if Walmart does, but every call center I've ever worked at calls them occurrences.
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# ? Sep 7, 2016 22:18 |
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Aramek posted:Occurrences sounds way nicer than "demerits". it sounds creepy as hell to me, reminds me of that Occurrence on Owl Creek Bridge or whatever that short story was where the dude gets hanged at the end. Also why does an occurrence have to be a bad thing? "Sorry Gary, but we can't give you the promotion because you have too many...occurrences...on your record". "Oh you mean like all those times that occurred where I was helping people and smiling and getting great customer reviews and generally doing a good job? Those occurrences?" Plus being tardy is more of a non-occurrence isn't it? As in, "Sorry I didn't occur on time for work, boss" ninja e: apparently this is common but somehow I'd never heard of it before. Oh well, carry on.
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# ? Sep 7, 2016 22:21 |
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RareAcumen posted:Oh, people have tried. It never goes well. Either your store gets shut down for 'repairs' or your job automates in a way that removes you as a necessity like a deli switching to pre packaged meat. Hey, if it's a right to work state (most of the US), they can fire you just for trying to unionize.
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# ? Sep 7, 2016 22:23 |
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RNG posted:Hey, if it's a right to work state (most of the US), they can fire you just for trying to unionize. I believe that the stories I'm thinking of happened in Canada and Texas(?) Not 100% sure about that. There's also that time they ran to the FBI to spy on people trying to unionize their stores, on top of that training video that just gives blatant lies about 'unions taking a piece of your paycheck every month for who knows what reason' for example. If there's a 'bitch about corporations' thread anywhere, I'd love to know, because I don't wanna derail this one and get LOB'd
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# ? Sep 7, 2016 22:26 |
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This topic is just really depressing. Especially since I have family that couldn't get much work in the state if they were unionized.
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# ? Sep 7, 2016 22:27 |
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It made me laugh when I got a job at a wal-mart that the employee introduction video includes a long section about why unions are evil and hurt hard working employees.
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# ? Sep 7, 2016 22:38 |
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Uh capitalism is #1 though, I thought that's was USA 101. What are you, some kind of commie?
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# ? Sep 7, 2016 22:41 |
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Okay, I'm gonna be the IOSM and say that I don't actually know what Right to Work and that other thing- I think it's At Will?- means.
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# ? Sep 7, 2016 22:44 |
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At-will is the less worker friendly version of the two. It's essentially "can fire for really any reason" legal protection for the employers.
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# ? Sep 7, 2016 22:51 |
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Here in Florida :quote:Generally speaking, these laws prohibit making it a job requirement that someone be a union member -- i.e. employers can hire nonunion members (as well as union members). Florida has such a law on the books in its Constitution, which states that employees’ right to bargain collectively through a labor union shall not be denied or abridged. It should be noted that Florida's constitution also denies state employees the right to strike. Right to work in a nutshell Here we also are an "at will" employer quote:which means that you or your employer can terminate your employment relationship for a good reason, bad reason, or no reason at all. It leaves the door wide open on both sides. So yeah we are kinda like WOOOOO here thanks voldemort.
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# ? Sep 7, 2016 23:05 |
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Cumslut1895 posted:There are plenty of places where the legal definition of rape explicitly excludes men from being protected So maybe they should be focusing on fixing that instead of making lovely image macros about how women have more rights than men
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ThePlague-Daemon posted:Anti-feminist nerds always make this argument as if feminists never address it, when really feminists do address it. They just don't like that feminists don't think the root cause is women objectifying men. It's like they think unrealistic ideals for both men and women being patriarchal is impossible, everything has to be men vs women.
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# ? Sep 7, 2016 23:53 |
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Aramek posted:It's a great example of how systemic patriarchal issues negatively affect men as well, but then they steer their ire towards women instead because MRAs are loving retarded. They never seem to catch that its typically is a bunch of anti-feminist dudes making those laws, not women.
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# ? Sep 7, 2016 23:55 |
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https://twitter.com/rawstory/status/773564031198199809
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Dienes posted:They never seem to catch that its typically is a bunch of anti-feminist dudes making those laws, not women. I think you'll find this problem was caused by women-lead drives to extend child support, The "toxic masculinity" poo poo is a smoke screen. I'm sure women-lead activist groups will be getting on this issue any time soon (other than to suggest it's good for boys to be raped so they know what happens to women, that's already a pretty popular opinion) For a group that claims to support self-determination for women, feminists sure do shy away from any actual punishment when a women does something as horrible as molesting a child.
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Lottery of Babylon posted:I think you'll find this problem was caused by women-lead drives to extend child support, The "toxic masculinity" poo poo is a smoke screen. I'm sure women-lead activist groups will be getting on this issue any time soon (other than to suggest it's good for boys to be raped so they know what happens to women, that's already a pretty popular opinion)
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# ? Sep 8, 2016 00:12 |
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RNG posted:Hey, if it's a right to work state (most of the US), they can fire you just for trying to unionize. It's actually illegal to fire someone for trying to unionize even in at-will employment states, but the problem is that it's very easy to fire someone for "unrelated reasons"
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# ? Sep 8, 2016 00:17 |
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This person recently bought a gun so all of the lovely image macros they love to share now randomly have guns in them.
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Lottery of Babylon posted:I think you'll find this problem was caused by women-lead drives to extend child support, The "toxic masculinity" poo poo is a smoke screen. I'm sure women-lead activist groups will be getting on this issue any time soon (other than to suggest it's good for boys to be raped so they know what happens to women, that's already a pretty popular opinion)
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# ? Sep 8, 2016 00:27 |
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Palisader posted:
I'll never understand quotes like that. They aren't clever, they aren't attributed to a great person. They're verbose and mundane in their message. The shallowness hurts
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Boywhiz88 posted:I'll never understand quotes like that. They aren't clever, they aren't attributed to a great person. They're verbose and mundane in their message. The shallowness hurts Yeah but I'll loving kill you if you cross me.
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Which reminds me, same person: I don't know anything about guns, but that just seems unwise.
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# ? Sep 8, 2016 01:37 |
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Palisader posted:Which reminds me, same person: If you have the safety on, it's not that bad. But proper gun safety is usually an afterthought to the kind of paranoid weirdies who'd think this was a reasonable thing to do.
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# ? Sep 8, 2016 01:44 |
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Palisader posted:Which reminds me, same person: It's also considered "brandishing" if it was previously concealed, and is illegal. Small Frozen Thing posted:If you have the safety on, it's not that bad. But proper gun safety is usually an afterthought to the kind of paranoid weirdies who'd think this was a reasonable thing to do. Glocks don't have traditional safeties.
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# ? Sep 8, 2016 01:51 |
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Scarf posted:It's also considered "brandishing" if it was previously concealed, and is illegal. Then it's an even worse idea than I thought!
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# ? Sep 8, 2016 02:15 |
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These people are all stoned out of their skulls and this discussion has been reappearing in my feed for about 2 months, though it only really just occurred to me to put it here.
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Ugly In The Morning posted:It's actually illegal to fire someone for trying to unionize even in at-will employment states, but the problem is that it's very easy to fire someone for "unrelated reasons" Walmart,at least, doesn't fire people for it. The close the whole store, which effectively fires everyone who might have agreed with the trouble maker as well. It also puts the person trying to unionize in the position of being the reason all his friends are now unemployed, which is a nice extra social deterrent!
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# ? Sep 8, 2016 03:15 |
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Palisader posted:Which reminds me, same person: This makes me think of a car that was driving near us the other day. Glock and AR15 stickers in the window, probably illegal blackout windows, stripped make and model, and a reflective plate that I couldn't read from any angle bar one that I'm sure has to be illegal. It screamed mentally unhinged person who will flip out and kill you.
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This poo poo, man Sometimes someone is so attractive you put up with their poo poo. I dated this absolute knock out after dumping the ex but she had a crazy ex herself who called like 50 times in a row when we were having dinner until she finally answered and told him to leave her alone. Said she would get home sometimes and he would be in her house waiting for her. He even tried to add me on facebook. I commented on a selfie once and he commented the same thing I said then kept deleting his comment and writing something else. It would pop up every day or two that she added him as a friend, one of them was deleting the other and adding back. I didn't really wanna end up stabbed or something so I stopped pursuing her. He obviously wasn't the only crazy one. I'm not so self centered as to think this is about me but god drat it. tl;dr obviously anyone who shares the like of this is loving crazy
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