TFL-ers and feminism Video

My video on personal responsibility:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cjv_1KLVqhs

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antiquelens: anyway, great video andrew :)

Truth0rDeath: Feminism is not about equality. It is about entitlements and special privileges for women and disempowerment and discrimination against men. Women get all the benefits, while men get all the responsibilities and government imposed discrimination. Misandry means hatred of men and thats exactly what feminism practices despite what they claim to the contrary . Theres plenty of evidence of this. It's not even hard to find. Most of it is out in the open. Somehow people aren't noticing.

DwayneHollowayTV: Yes, I did see and notice the video you made for Bill1224602 on the NWO & Davd de Rothschilds. It was a really good video. Yes, I understand and I have noticed that you don't consider yourself TFL. But you see what we are trying to do and to accomplish and hopefully. It will lead you to see more understanding of what TFL is. Nobody is going to agree with everyone a person/persons says. But understanding comes with time and patience. >=]

StanMarsh1: Afraid not, because all women do not think alike, they have independant minds, so it's only logical to assume that they would be attracted to men of all shapes and sizes. At my peak I was around 25-26 stone, stay tuned, I'll make a video about it and I'll show you a picture of what I used to look like.

ilDuceRetro: *dances wildly in agreement*

StanMarsh1: They've probably never heard of the suffragette movement, that or they ignore it.

Iknoweveryth1ng: I see the bullshit in the feminist movement. The entitlement issues, diva complexes, vixen mentality, etc. "Men claim discrimination the moment becomes as powerful as they are" That statement you made correlates with Europeans and White Americans crying discrimination when non-white ethnic groups are gaining independence and becoming as powerful. When reading the book "1421: the Year China Discovered America" I am truly believing that european colonization was to put ppl thru hell

antiquelens: exactly we are independent not clumped into a slot

Iknoweveryth1ng: "Men claim discrimination the moment becomes as powerful as they are" Westerners never made or apply that statement when it comes to dealing with ethnic minorities especially the Americans

BoundlessEyes: Proper women =D lol I laughed out loud.

AncientAtheist: Andrew, just rub my ego a bit and tell me - how profound was my comment yesterday that started off this thread? ;)

StanMarsh1: You certainly do have some sort of preminatory powers that's for sure!

AncientAtheist: I came back here only because of BoundlessEyes video and clicking on your linked video. At first I almost clicked away, noticing that it was a video I'd already watched. Then I noticed 60 comments and thought - OhOh! And sure enough, the fools have arrived. No use engaging them in intelligent debate. See Napalm and godlesshayes.

StanMarsh1: Intelligent debate no, but thinking up creative ways to insult them? Now that's fun. ^_^

antiquelens: That is exactly why they are lonely.

thecreepyguy: Crispy

karlshawn36: Fuck this video! You don't understand TFL. You are the lunatics.

MrAlekNovy: You don't understand TFL-ers. True, they're not george clooneys, they're not confident or super positive or with amazing personalities. The point you miss is the pressure put upon men. A woman can have no confidence, be completely negative (the female version of bill)... yet, society hands her relationships and dates. Its about the double-standard on male criteria. The criteria society has for men is much much higher. If for example antique was a guy, she'd be TFL.

MrAlekNovy: Stan, I just read the description of the video "personal responsibility". That's the whole point! Society ONLY asks men for personal responsibility. When women have a tough time, it teaches them to blame men, and feminism further potentiates that. When a woman keeps dating and meeting losers, she's taught to not take personal responsibility, but blame men as a gender, instead of seeing how she attracts losers and idiots. Responsibility is a two-way street, but men are the only ones forced.

StanMarsh1: You're going to have to back up those statements, because I don't belive that feminism teaches women to blame men for all their problems. I would be as upfront with a woman about taking responsibility for herself than I would a man. I couldn't care less who the person is, if they're blaming other people for their own problems it's wrong.

uteraldecay: You really believe that? WOW...

uteraldecay: I love that you said something.. as a male.. and were not afraid to label yourself a feminist. You are amazing..:)

StanMarsh1: I don't know what it is, but I like you. :P

shmiggen: Your video is an emotional response, but not an analytical rebuttal. You mentioned women are not paid the same as men, but the gap has been exposed as a fraud. When factors such as personal choice are isolated, women earn as much and more as men. Women choose part-time work more than men. Women choose social, family-friendly work environments, which pay less. (teaching, librarian, office assistant) There is no wage gap.

unassumption: Feminism has many sub-sets; it's not one movement but many. Some conceptions of the patriarchy are as absurd as TFL. I think personal responsability needs to be dilluted with an equal ammount of social responsibility; most personal problems are due to circumstances beyond one's control, often institutional, but they're rarely part of a conscious conspiracy, and you need to take personal responsibility in overcoming those hurdles set before you, while you work to pull them down.

Author: StanMarsh1; Uploaded: Nov 1, 2009; Duration: 6:12; Views: 356

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