My uneducated opinion is that when men do that to women online there is an unstated threat of force. Especially taking into account the mainstream (misogynist) narrative that sex is something men do TO women and not WITH women. So to me it seems like flipping the genders is not strictly an actual parallel between the two situations.
All that said, i honestly also believe that thirst comments should be stricken down by the volcel police. On the other hand, I do feel somewhat obligated to support womens rights and wrongs, including weird internet comments that are not made in good taste
every chud ive spoken to says that its an issue with ‘black culture’ because the only fucking thing they actually “know” are white supremacist stereotypes about black americans all living in low income citys
Plot twist, your coworker is actually a devout student of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics and silenced you for slandering the People’s Republic.
The South Korean gov’t will do anything it can to silence these people, it is at this point a complete vassal state. Just like the history of comfort women, they will sweep this under the rug for their imperial master, the US.
I’m sorry but I think this take is ridiculous. Producing art is labor, and every laborer should be entitled to a living. That idea gets scoffed at a lot, but art has the potential to be an incredible expression of human experience.
I’d argue that authors and songwriters are in the same boat, using a form of expression to appeal to other people. Obviously if your art sucks people wont want it, you are mostly at the whims of your audience if you are lucky enough to have one.
Who is this fellow for someone who lives under several large rocks