Paulina
5 Aug 2013
Life / Professional feminists' of Poland meet-up [631]
No $hit, brother. I didn't write anyone was.
And what "baseless personal accusations" did I make?
Nothing, obviously. What is there to be done about this? I don't live in those countries, I have no influence over what's going on in there.
No, you're wrong.
I've watched a BBC documentary not so long ago about so called "torture camps" in Sudan. People migrating for work to Saudi Arabia are travelling through Sudan and are caught by armed men and put to those torture camps. Women are raped and men are tortured until their families pay ransom to buy them out. One girl said that whatever you can imagine they do it to people there. People are burned with cigarettes, they have their eyes burned out, limbs broken, there was one guy who was paralysed from waist down - they've beaten him so badly.
You think I don't care about those tortured men? Are you going to ask me how much do I care about them; i.e. what am I doing about them too?
Sure there are people who care only about their own, both women and men. They care only about their family or only their compatriots or only their sex or only their fellow believers. I try not to be one of those people.
Foreigner4, in all honesty, I don't know such "feminists". Blocking a run for prostate cancer would be really shocking, I don't think anything like that would be possible in Poland.
Are you American, Foreigner4?
I don't know, Polonius3, maybe. But then childless people would probably whine anyway that they have to pay so other people can have children.
No one's excited about you over here sister;
No $hit, brother. I didn't write anyone was.
I just thought it might be entertaining to see how the other side of the aisle in this debate deals with baseless personal accusations for a change.
And what "baseless personal accusations" did I make?
Okay, fine, you care about them. So how much do you care about them; i.e. what are you doing about "them?"
Nothing, obviously. What is there to be done about this? I don't live in those countries, I have no influence over what's going on in there.
On the contrary, it's you who is delusional. You don't care about males as a group, you only care about the men related to you, the others are disposable and you wouldn't dream of investing even a tenth of the emotional investment you have for "women's rights" for anything exclusively male related.
No, you're wrong.
I've watched a BBC documentary not so long ago about so called "torture camps" in Sudan. People migrating for work to Saudi Arabia are travelling through Sudan and are caught by armed men and put to those torture camps. Women are raped and men are tortured until their families pay ransom to buy them out. One girl said that whatever you can imagine they do it to people there. People are burned with cigarettes, they have their eyes burned out, limbs broken, there was one guy who was paralysed from waist down - they've beaten him so badly.
You think I don't care about those tortured men? Are you going to ask me how much do I care about them; i.e. what am I doing about them too?
Sure there are people who care only about their own, both women and men. They care only about their family or only their compatriots or only their sex or only their fellow believers. I try not to be one of those people.
Foreigner4, in all honesty, I don't know such "feminists". Blocking a run for prostate cancer would be really shocking, I don't think anything like that would be possible in Poland.
Are you American, Foreigner4?
If we are for free enterpise, then the entrepreneur should not be penalised.
I don't know, Polonius3, maybe. But then childless people would probably whine anyway that they have to pay so other people can have children.