Genuinely Insane How Any Words For Bad Things Get Censored Even If You're Denouncing It Or Bringing Awareness.

me finding out my mutual is one inch taller than me

the fact that the bourgeoisie often display class solidarity and have a set of shared class interests doesn't mean they can be treated as one undifferentiated agent -- and i think doing so will make you produce some very confusing and strange analyses of what's happening in the usa right now, which is imo one faction of an intrabourgeoisie power struggle emerging triumphant and benefiting themselves to the detriment of the class and us imperial project as a whole

YES EXACTLY

Also like, genuinely believing in this type of take would literally be like supporting the existence of the confederacy during the Civil War. I mean what do they think secession means exactly lmao

I made a "which mutual am I" thing so here you go💥💥💥

This was fun to make actually :]

Trump administration: We're going to create jobs! Also egg prices will be lower!

(1 week later) *does the biggest federal layoffs in US history and general hiring rates are lower than during the pandemic. Eggs are also up 35% and $1 an egg because why not. You may or may not get bird flu from them as well.*

BRO FUCKING EXACTLYYYY

LIKE RELATIONSHIPS AREN'T FUCKING CHARITY AND THEY'RE SERIOUS COMMITTMENTS USUALLY

AND ITS RAPE RHETORIC TO REQUIRE SOMEONE TO GIVE SEX REGARDLESS OF REASON

I feel like people aren’t ready for sex if they think someone rejecting them is a hate crime

Now why would the end of the human race be the only answer for getting rid of patriarchy?

lowkey getting tired of self defeatist blackpill attitudes "the patriarchy will never end" Why not? We went from using boats to rockets in like 200 years but you think men will forever have privilege in society? Why do you think that?

I think this deserves its own post without my personal ramblings mixed in:

Whenever anyone panics or whines or scaremongers about the higher rate of women attending university, it's important to examine why more women are motivated to attend university in the first place, because I guarantee you it's no female privilege of any sort that's driving more women to obtain university degrees.

Specifically you need to look at the job opportunities that are available to men without a university degree vs. the job opportunities available to women without university degrees.

A lot of the jobs / sources of income that are stable and pay well despite not needing university degrees, trade jobs like a mechanic or a plumber or a welder, are heavily male dominated industries. And male dominated industry is pretty synonymous with hostile towards women. I cannot blame women who resist entering a field they're likely to face a lot of harassment, bullying, and even assault for daring to be a woman who enters a male dominated job.

And when you look at the types of jobs that are available to women who don't attend university often most of their opportunities are going to be food service or retail, jobs that pay less than a living wage for you to be on your feet all day facing constant verbal abuse from customers and managers alike.

So if a woman wants to be paid her own living wage and lower her chances of having to deal with abuse and harassment in the workplace, then she's more likely to be pushed to having to go to university.

There are of course exceptions to this (after all nothing is black and white and everything has nuance) such as many technician jobs in the medical field don't require a university degree, and are female dominated, and fetch a decent salary above what a service industry employee might make.

But overall it's interesting when you compare a lot of "pink collar" jobs like nurse or primary school teacher vs blue collar jobs like mechanic or plumber, the wages are comparable, but the "pink collar" jobs like nurse or primary school teacher will require a university degree whereas the blue collar jobs with a similar salary don't.

So when someone tries to worry and panic over the poor boys not going to university as much as their female counterparts and site the higher rates of women attending university as some sort of female privilege, to be perfectly honest I hardly consider it a privilege to need a university degree just to have a living wage without having to face harassment for entering a male dominated industry, to have more schooling than a man just so you can earn the same wages as his or even lower.

... genuinely what is this timeline

Big day for deranged evangelical freaks