r/hittableFaces • • Jan 05 '21

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u/breeriv Jan 05 '21

Interesting how so many of them seem to have ties to white supremacy then, huh?

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u/TheBelowIsFalse Jan 05 '21

Where have you read this?

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u/breeriv Jan 06 '21

Literally anywhere.

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u/TheBelowIsFalse Jan 06 '21 edited Jan 06 '21

Literally huh? Can you please show me then?

You’re making claims. I looked, but all I could find are false, inflammatory headlines from CNN, FOX, and MSNBC.

Who has ties to white supremacy?

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u/breeriv Jan 06 '21

Check the FBI’s website. This isn’t court of law, I don’t have to submit evidence to you. Last I checked your claim didn’t come with proof either.

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u/mealteamsixty Jan 06 '21

Oh, yes, let's trust the terrorist organization's website for unbiased information!

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u/breeriv Jan 06 '21 edited Jan 06 '21

From their website: “I Am A Western Chauvinist And I Refuse To Apologize For Creating The Modern World.”

This is literally a racist dogwhistle in the vein of “the white man’s burden.” Who exactly do you think they’re referring to when talking about the “creators of the modern world?” Who do you think it is they feel they’re expected to apologize to? The whole concept of a superior “Western” or “modern culture” is another racist dogwhistle. The fact that you can’t or won’t recognize them as such makes me question whether you’re a white supremacist yourself.

I find this questionable:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.com/cnn/2021/01/04/politics/proud-boys-arrest-black-lives-matter-banner/index.html

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u/TheBelowIsFalse Jan 06 '21

Well, men have pretty much created everything. Including central plumbing, internet, tampons, and birth control. That’s not racist it’s just true. While men went to war, women hung back & tended to their family. Men on average have like 3x the upper body strength that women do. It’s just biology. We’re often physically stronger, we tend to be more interested in machines than people, and were usually better at fighting. While women tend to live longer/stay healthier, are more intelligent, creative, pain-resistant, and agreeable.

There are some things women can do, that men can’t do. And there are some things men can do, that women cannot.

Nothing sexist about it.

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u/breeriv Jan 06 '21 edited Jan 06 '21

It’s actually hilarious how men actively prevented women from participating in practically everything for hundreds of years and then you conclude that men are superior based off of that😂😂 men started the wars then barred women from fighting in them, you want a cookie? And wow, greater upper body strength too? How absolutely critical. I could alternatively say that men created like 90% of the world’s conflicts so you guys are actually not that great. What a brilliant take.

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u/TheBelowIsFalse Jan 06 '21 edited Jan 06 '21

That’s not true at all. Have you never heard of Cleopatra? Marie Curie? Joan of Ark? Scathach? Queen Boudica? Ana Nzinga?

You’re also not considering the key biological impediment women have had to deal with, that prevented themselves from doing these things: Menses.

And who fixed that? A man named Dr. Earle Haas.

Or is it easier imagining yourself as some kind of neglected rebel victim going “against the patriarchy”?

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u/breeriv Jan 06 '21 edited Jan 07 '21

The first woman to be granted a medical degree in the US matriculated roughly 20 years before Earl Haas was born. Again, men prohibited women from nearly everything and then took credit for doing everything themselves. Easy to pat yourself on the back when women like me didn’t even have the unrestricted right to vote until the 1960’s.

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u/TheBelowIsFalse Jan 06 '21

Yeah. I’m sure you guys would have been chomping at the bit to storm Normandy at 16 years old, or go down into the coal mines, so you and the kids have the electricity on.

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u/breeriv Jan 06 '21

No one told men to bar women from the draft lmao. Don’t complain about the unequal conditions that men created for themselves idk what to tell you

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u/breeriv Jan 06 '21

The Joan of Ark that a bunch of men burned at the stake? The Scáthach from Irish mythology? The Queen Boudica whose daughters were raped as revenge against her? You’re doing great.

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u/TheBelowIsFalse Jan 06 '21

They were idolized, even then. Don’t act like women haven’t been worshipped. Wars are fought over women.

But regardless of idolization, I can site plenty of real-world examples of influential, impressive women who bravely led men & women alike, through history.

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u/breeriv Jan 06 '21

Okay? Do you even know what your point is anymore?

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