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An important tweet

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I’m not much of a fan of Goldberg, but the book was decent.

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all credits to @tblizzy on TikTok! Check them out<3

tw: rape, murder

the most “misandry” I’ve ever seen is women calling men ugly or saying they hate them. The misogyny ive seen and experienced is women being raped and killed.

(Before people being like “but misandry is the hatred of men by definition and u just said the above!” - when we say misandry isn’t real we mean it isn’t the oppression a lot of men claim it to be!)

side note: FEMINISM INCLUDES TRANS WOMEN<3

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Christina Hoff Sommers believes:

Men and women deserve equal rights and treatment.

Men and women are both deserving of dignity and respect.

Men and women should both be held equally accountable for dishonesty and harmful behavior.

Neither masculinity nor femininity deserve to be attacked.

Somehow something in that list makes her “anti-feminist” according to many self-proclaimed feminists.  Are we still not seeing a problem with modern mainstream feminism?

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Dumb cunt. ⭕️🧠🤡🌎

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Before you mock and generalize white people for something (racism), make sure it doesnt apply to other races or ethnicities first, unless you want that to be used against you.

Like the thing about white people changing the spellings of common names to seem unique? Black people do that all the time. I had a black classmate named Mohniqqe (monique), and another named Domineek (dominique). So dont get all high and mighty while mocking Ashleigh, because you essentially give people permission to do it to black people.

Seasoning food? Ignoring that the stereotype is based off of nothing, as a chef, I can confirm that differences in recipes can be attributed to culture. Instead of adding dried rosemary, thyme, and garlic powder for instance, french recipes will often use the fresh ingredients instead. So the only powdered additions are ofte just salt and pepper. The goal is simplicity and focusing on the natural flavors of the food, not unlike Japanese cuisine, which often has very limited seasonings and instead focuses on fresh ingredients and simplicity. That and the mayonnaise stereotype. Japanese people put mayo on everything. Sushi, pizza, rice, etc. So before mocking white people for your assumptions on their seasoning preferences or saying they cant cook, remember that it applies to many Asian cultures as well.

I mean...you could try not mocking entire races, but let's take it one step at a time.

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One of the secrets of Left Wing influence in America that is not discussed much is their ability to organize very well not on the national, but at the local level.

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I’ve been away for awhile and when I login I see this..... Imagine being the person who believes an “opinion” takes away rights and kills people.  

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There’s a solution for this you know.

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There goes that 2020 run...

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Santa is on strike due to global warming.  All presents this year will be delivered by Sasha the Christmas Tiger.  Milk and cookies may not be sufficient.

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Socialism Leads To Violence

Socialism is responsible for 100 million deaths.  More people than fascism.  It also increases poverty.

So why does it appeal to so many people? 

Young politicians say socialism will help the poor.  Don’t they know that socialism creates more poverty?   

Even people who understand that socialism is bad for the economy may not know that socialism almost always leads to violence.  Why does socialism lead to violence?  Socialism gives absolute power to the state.  No one is allowed to own private property or trade.  Yet, everywhere under socialism people still do.  People have to trade in the black market to survive, but then the government gets violent.  They throw some of them in jail. 

Today in America, capitalism is vilified.  But if capitalism is so bad, why hasn’t there been “a max that mass exodus out of America because of capitalism? Sorry, you just don’t see it.” 

“Socialism is like the perfect excuse for someone who wants to rule an authoritarian regime,”explains Michel Ibarra, a Cuban immigrant.  As people rebel against government controls the politicians, to preserve their power, use violence to stop them.  "And they threw me out on the floor, and they started kicking me,” says ex-political prisoner of Nicaragua, Marco Novoa.  They tortured him, asking “who organized the protests”   How did he answer? “I said, ‘the people are just tired of Daniel Ortega’,” he says.  

In Nicaragua, people have again fallen for Daniel Ortega and his socialist promises.  But under his policies, Nicaragua has gone from one of Central America’s safest countries to one of the most dangerous.  In Venezuela where there are similar protests, Ramón Muchacho was a mayor in Caracas:  "The Minister of Internal Affairs was calling me several times a week asking me to use the police department that I was in charge of to go against protests in Chacao.”  The mayor refused to have his police punish the protesters, so he was threatened with jail.  He then escaped to America. 

Why do you think Venezuela followed the same path when we had Cuba’s example for decades, and it was terrible?  “Yeah, well it seems to me we’re not able to learn.  They will always be dreaming about the future and never delivering.  And people keep falling in love with that kind of crap,” he says. 

They do.  Socialism repeatedly leads to violence; and yet around the world, people praise it.  “I don’t think they realize how deep socialism is involved in all that,” says Gustavo Tefel, a Nicaraguan immigrant.  He fled Nicaragua.  He understands.  “America is a great country.  And people really don’t appreciate it much.  They should travel a little more to poor countries to really get a feeling for what they have here in the United States.  Look around, just look around, you know?  And really get some knowledge.”

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All that is good is not embodied in the law; and all that is evil is not proscribed by the law. A well-disciplined society needs few laws; but it needs strong mores.

William F. Buckley, Jr. (1925-2008) American Conservative author and commentator. (via philosophicalconservatism)

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Reluctant Hero: The Jim Acosta Story