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Yeah. Even if Wu attendend Ole Miss, it is straight up not provable. There is no reason to have the records supressed other than wanting to hide the fact that you did not graduate shit.
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Or Daisy Ridley isn't an insane tranny that spends all day on Twitter, and has actual, real people running her social media accounts.
And they even did the favor of officially confirming his birthdate too. Excellent work once again.Anything for you.
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"Male feminists are praised. Women feminists are hunted for sport."
Then why did you choose to become female if it's such a hard, difficult life?
Damn men always hunting those feminists.>Woman feminists are hunted for sport.
You wish someone would hunt you.
Also when did JJ complain about Rey figures?
https://tweetsave.com/spacekatgal/status/687409959001305088
https://tweetsave.com/spacekatgal/status/687415975684239360
(No seriously, words fail me here...)
To add to your well thought out dialogue- most "male feminists" I've seen tend to get shat on by the "real" feminists (aka female ones), and treated as some sort of sub-human species. They're often accused of "just doing it to get laid""Male feminists are praised. Women feminists are hunted for sport."
What sort of mental gymnastics do you have to pull to get this? Who would ever say "I think it's great that that man is so supportive of equality and more power for women... who should all shut their mouths and let the men talk." What??? Wu's tweet only makes sense on a tautological level, and it leaves a few key points out. It should read, "Male feminists are praised (by feminists). Women feminists are hunted for sport (by anti-feminists)." Yet, by leaving out those bits, Wu is trying to promote the idea that there is some sort of double standard, when really you just have two broad, ideologically distinct groups with different ideas.
Besides, I always thought that male feminists were, by and large, called cucked manginas, not praised, but maybe I'm wrong.
Oh, and one last thing: Has anyone else noticed that people who promote feminist ideas tend to use "male" as an adjective for men, but "women" as an adjective for women? So you have "male feminists" or "male engineers*," but "women feminists" or "women engineers." Just something I've noticed lately.
*Also, I think we should call male engineers "mengineers." Wu, you can start using that one to complain about misogynists in the engineering industry.
"The worst, most worthless piece of writing to human history""Oh no, put my foot too deep into my mouth! Time to divert attention!"