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@freebird
I did note that I was not advocating that the man kill anyone, including himself. If feminists choose to ignore that, that makes them bitches, not me an advocate of violence.
It was a differential question, based off of a supposition I was not advocating. If the man is going to kill someone, then why kill x instead of y?
Seriously, I do not understand the choice to eat a gun. What I understand even less is the choice to do so specifically in the context of being oppressed.
My response to being oppressed, which I have successfully suppressed, and anticipate continuing to successfully do so, under the assumption that things do not get significantly worse, is to act against the oppressor, not myself. Thus far this impulse has been channeled into making rational choices, and being an active participant in local government and charity work.
But if I was going to die anyway, or the level of oppression reached the point where my soul could only cry “Give me liberty, or give me death!” and I saw no plausible avenue to liberty other than through death, why not die gloriously, fighting for good?
Love At First Sight
Daughters can cause divorce
How to get YES from your partner
Extra Marital Affairs
Best ways to deal with rejection
Are you too possessive about your partner?
Talk to strangers for more fun and care!
@freebird
I did note that I was not advocating that the man kill anyone, including himself. If feminists choose to ignore that, that makes them bitches, not me an advocate of violence.
It was a differential question, based off of a supposition I was not advocating. If the man is going to kill someone, then why kill x instead of y?
Seriously, I do not understand the choice to eat a gun. What I understand even less is the choice to do so specifically in the context of being oppressed.
My response to being oppressed, which I have successfully suppressed, and anticipate continuing to successfully do so, under the assumption that things do not get significantly worse, is to act against the oppressor, not myself. Thus far this impulse has been channeled into making rational choices, and being an active participant in local government and charity work.
But if I was going to die anyway, or the level of oppression reached the point where my soul could only cry “Give me liberty, or give me death!” and I saw no plausible avenue to liberty other than through death, why not die gloriously, fighting for good?