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- Sep 25, 2020
A belief isn't an act though. Well, it can be an act as in, falsely presented, but in and of itself you aren't "acting" by thinking. A thought isn't an action any more than words are in and of themselves actions.Just because women are irrational doesn't mean they cannot act rationally.
Hmm. Okay. That's a bit of a contradiction though.The only absolute I deal in is that I hate all women and all criminals. Everything else has shades of grey, including the behavior of women and of criminals.
To be fair that worldview could apply to humanity generally, and if you are indeed self-aware like you claim I'd hope you'd be aware of just how sociopathic that line of thinking is, as well as how such self-serving thinking is often foundational for the actions of the very kind of people you claim to hate so much.It doesn't need to be all women. It's enough women that there's not really a benefit to tolerating any given woman, because the likelihood of her being worthless is high enough and I have nothing to gain from trusting her. If women as a whole don't provide you with any goods, services or benefit, is there any reason NOT to hate them?
I mean, it's kind of impressive that you can type out the part that's bolded and not have the realization that perhaps the people who act in the manner that you've described as being so despicable were much like yourself. Someone who was hurt in a manner that lead them to view others in a way that leads them to believe those people deserved such treatment.
Oh, a general nihilist approach towards humanity as a whole is definitely part of my worldview. But I especially hate women, so I consider myself more of a misogynist than a misanthrope.

I quoted the whole thing and bolded the relevant part so you wouldn't think I'm taking you out of context or something like that. This again smacks of the same type of thinking that people who, again, you claim to hate often have rattling around in their skulls.I hate women because I dislike the way they act. I dislike them being dishonest. I dislike them being disloyal. I dislike their screeching voices, their bitchy behavior, their self-entitled manner of carrying themselves. I dislike that women will walk up to a man twice their size and tell him off and expect that they will not be punched in the face for it. Perhaps that is how society functions but that doesn't mean I have to like it. It is unnatural for a creature that is small to not be afraid of a creature that is big.
Have you ever considered that? Or realized that? If so how do you handle knowing that you're not all too much different from the kind of abusive/uncaring people who've hurt both you and others in your life? And how do you reconcile that with the possibility that these people were okay with what they did because they might've similarly had awful experiences with people in their lives?
I figured I'd ask these kinds of questions and have a dialogue here since it's not often that someone of your mindset gets further than the first few questions without spazzing the fuck out or repeating themselves.