I mean that wasn't exactly common of the era was it? wasn't execution methods typically more... violent... for males?

or am I just imagining that...

My biggest issue is that women like this *sound* like they make sense -- but their ideology brings ruin. If they want to live that way GO FOR IT; but don't spread your bad ideas to all of society.

And don't be mad when people don't want your bad ideas spread.

@Maxthx all other forms except the guillotine was abolished by the revolutionaries

well good for them

Guillotine was deviced to be a humane way to kill

Das Kapital was written in 1867.

Yet she managed to be a socialist in 1793.

Props to her

> "We may have to fight our generation of men (and the one before that) for our rights, our safety and for our voices to be heard, which is sad and frustrating. But we have a golden window of opportunity to shape the future of our entire society from our living rooms. Build these men from scratch to fit women, rather than to take up all the space and force us to compact ourselves to the little corner allocated to us by them. God we must be pretty amazing to have overcome all of this s***. Tell him."

Yes, war with your partner. Train that dog so he does what you want, and you don't have to ever do what he wants.

lot of young boys are going to be needing therapy in 20 years

The irony of these things is so bizarro

The fact that these individuals have such outsized influence on society is case-in-point that the patriarchy isn't oppressing them. Oh well.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Feminism/comments/at7h0f/til_that_in_1887_a_group_of_men_added_susanna_m/

rofl

:blink:

I asked my lady, "Have you seen the news today?"

She's like, "No... why?"

So I sent her the abortion article

Oh she's mad

Mad at trump?

Wow I didn't realize /r/feminism was so inactive.

It has almost half the subs as /r/mensrights

yeah its pretty hilarious

and their activity level is garbage

I don't think most of their subs actually check the reddit often

"We have too much tribalism! Let's create another tribe to fix it!"

It's only inclusive if you share their opinions.

Do people really harange people using the restroom?

I'm only seen that happen when a man uses the women's restrooms.

what exactly do women think happens in a Men's room

I can't remember the last time I made eye contact in a Men's room

I think I've heard a total of a dozen words exchanged in a Men's room my entire life

I wish we had signs telling people to not litter. It's a much bigger problem where I live than bathroom nonsense.

as long as they flush and don't piss/shit on the floor I could not care less who I share a public bathroom with

> "My work recently converted a set of bathrooms to be ungendered (stalls only/stalls and urinals instead of women/men) and also put up signs like this outside of all the bathrooms. There's also signs explaining how society's view of binary gender is flawed and limited. It's really cool!"

> "society's view of binary gender is flawed and limited. It's really cool!"