I disagree with most redpill groups who believe men and women are equally capable

That makes no sense. Not from history. Nor from. Observable reality 🤷

Lmao I can’t breathe

Is this really that funny to you fam?

I am far too easily amused. Thus immortal.

Ok

Have a laugh goddamnit, jesus!!!!!!!

He has that whole thing copy pasted I swear.

I'm not salty.

Hugs all around, jeez. We all like Pop Tarts, right?

Smores pop tarts

The rest are mostly trash

Look if he has one coltains video as his sole dispute to the mountains of videos, evidence from history, many many philosophers etc. Then i dont consider his position accurate

Also smore pop tarts hurt my teeth for some reason

Too much chocolate I guess

Meh @Yowilkat too much like candy man. Strawberry classic has that healthy illusion.

Blech

Heresy..... bend the knee.

Pop tarts are a dessert item. The fruit ones are pointless

I need to find more keyboard gifs, for future rage sessions.

Brown sugar pop tarts are okay, tho

Wait wait waaaiiit..... Women’s voting rights don’t matter??? *(finally read)*

Disagreed

Where is this article? I must read

I just scrolled up.

ok why is meme underling over hentai underling

Before I argue further why their rights should be taken away, I must scroll completely.

lol

@legendpinnen lol Why are you always so interested in discord status?

yeah womens voting rights dont matter. There never has been a society that wasnt ruled by the desires of women.

Anywhere on the planet at any time.

because im a vein kid without a social life

@legendpinnen Damnit don’t you pluck my heart strings. **nice try buddy**

What happened 200 years ago? Bachelor taxes, women were NOT actualy excluded from the vote, bachelors excluded from most jobs

@Redneo so....... how does that work? Our social structure (laws, economics) is based on voting, right?

They didn’t vote 200 years ago.

yeah in the US before the 19th it was a states issue

It was not prohibited by the feds

and in the UK, women could vote as early as men could (excluding knights under late feudalism)

provided they fulfilled the same requirements as men had to fulfill to vote - with the exception of the draft, of course