#metoo hypocrisy

I hold it for everybody. Aint no skin off my nutsack if someone wants to get indignant about it, just makes me smile all the more that a simple gesture of courtesy is doing this...

 

Women are becoming unhappier because they have been convinced
they need to live and act just like men. The resultant lifestyle
makes them unhappy.

 

I always hold doors open for others. I know at times some of the women seem a little surprised and even hesitate for a bit but are very appreciative and do smile. I just don't think it's the norm like it use to be. Also putting a jacket or coat on a women etc.

 

I even hold the door for big Mongo looking dudes. It was simple common courtesy back in the paleozoic era when I was raised.

 

More #hetoo monkey business coming out of Columbia. Remember good ol' mattress girl?

 

I do it just to make people walk faster.

 

Thank you for posting, as I have a mother (recovering alcoholic), a sister (43, single, profressional), a wife, and two girls.

Comparing the first Guardian article to the second one listed, I cannot comprehend how the same publication publishes both of them. The first reports on/summarizes a study, the other gives a soapbox to a dingbat.

The Psychology Today article turned out to be an advertisement for the author's book; disappointing.

The USA Today article is the best and most disturbing to me (as a recovering alcoholic and child of the same). I live in a well-off section of Atlanta, and I watch men and women in their early forties party like we did in college 20 years ago. They seem mostly happy but insanely stressed, especially the moms.

 

It's gotten so out of hand that now there's #MenToo

 

You tell that to my grandma.

 

I'm not one for more laws, but if it can be proved that you knowingly falsely accuse somebody of sexual assault or some other crime that essentially ruins their lives, you should receive the same prison sentence that they would have.

 

I'd say throw the book at this skank....


https://pluralist.com/ben-feibleman-sues-columbia/

 

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-48379980

"Actor Geoffrey Rush has been awarded the largest ever defamation payout to a single person in Australia.
The Oscar-winner was last month awarded A$2.9m (£1.57m; US$1.99m) after winning the case against Nationwide News, which publishes Australia's Daily Telegraph.
The Sydney newspaper had published stories accusing him of behaving inappropriately towards former co-star Eryn Jean Norvill (Orange is The New Black)"

 

Looks like #MeToo's come for Dr. Martin Luther the King

https://www.theamericanconservative...viw4DqOO5fdS8Ovo2xBOCIOUpdN3a4dbew194yRLgqKWE

 

Sounds like a lot of crazy goes to Columbia

 

The sad part of that is there are people out there who will work hard to discredit everything about him. He was certainly flawed but there was a lot of wisdom in his message by the time he was killed. The communists among us are using the playbook to tear down society. Similar was done to the founding fathers who while not perfect did something that had never been done before in history. They choose to not take power after a revolution rather truly attempting to leave it to the people. Compare that to the communist peoples revolution where some animals are more equal. Certainly Washington and company were flawed people but that does not negate their amazing accomplishment. In a lot of ways MLK is similar, he choose brotherhood instead of hate in a time where hate would have been easy.

 

Gonna be awesome to see the “racism fighters” battling the “sexual fighters” in the name of MLK!

Should be a Good Friday night Sissy Fight!