big brother
This is a discussion on big brother within the Chit chat (MAIN) anti misandry forums, part of the Introduction to anti misandry category; did anyone watch the opening of big brother last night? they have a house full of 18 year old women, ...
- 31st-May-2007 #1
big brother
did anyone watch the opening of big brother last night?
they have a house full of 18 year old women, with one or two others, no men. i think they are going to introduce the males later?
it does show how ridiculously gender orientated british society is, there is no way they would focus on gender in spain.
if ever there was an advert for needing men, then last nights program was it, i sat through the whole thing thinking 'please, please! give us a man'.
the look on their faces when they realised there were no men was funny, all dressed up and nobody to show of too. There were also two older women and one who looked like she was a man (its possible?) they were quickly isolated.
its quite funny watching the older generation of feminists sat watching the egotistical monsters that they have created, and watching how isolated they are from them, and how little they understand what they have created.
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- 31st-May-2007 #2
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You seem to be getting more and more of whats going on FC... Hurrah!!!.
That BB is trashy, manipulative but this as you describe BB ,that is a miniature of what feminists want. BB will send in a hunky guy to stir it up.
They will be deliberately trying to cause all sorts of division and dissension among those women. I would say that BB will some day soon end in tragedy. Do they really care about those young women in there? No they dont, if any of them get hurt BB will put on a display of regret but they really could not care less.
If you teach your daughters, the big picture, that not all men are pigs... if you teach them that evil is not unique to men,that both men and women can be evil. If you teach them clearly right from wrong, and if they find themselves in a society which has alienated or even exterminated most of the men by what ever means(they usually send us of to war or as now - so many young men kill themsleves) they - your daughters will have an advantage of knowledge that most women wont have, because their mother listened to what ordinary men had to say and acted on the truth, however distasteful. All these " isms " wrap their evil in a sugarcoated layer they present some truth, some good but it is only a veneer, the tablet when taken is bitter and is a deadly poison.To lead people astray Hitler Stalin and all evil leaders knew this. They did not hesitate to slaughter the very people who helped them in power.feminism is a disease the Doc is working on a cure. Symptoms include compulsive liar, constant aggression, allergic to logic, often affects women who are fat with short hair and big earings, but can be normal looking.
Reason tablets three taken daily. If the sufferer displays shaming tactics double the dose. Remarkably the illness disappears in disaster zones.
- 1st-June-2007 #3
- 1st-June-2007 #4
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Maybe BB wont to show that if you fill a house with women it will end in a cat fight as they try to out manipulate each other, and their will be no guys to get on side by the use of ass wiggling demonstrations lol! I personally found the last one farcical and I don't agree that the Shetty woman was bullied. However, she did belong to two special interest groups while the other girls only belonged to one therefore Shetty was more of a "victim" than the others.
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- 1st-June-2007 #5
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i think lots of young people today have stunted emotional development, 18 year olds jumping up and down on sofas like a 2 year old??
- 1st-June-2007 #6
- 2nd-June-2007 #7
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As a voyeuristic observer of social/sexual dynamics born of an interest in anthropology/history - big brother (ch4) has proven to be an (interestingly chronologically intermittent) "accelerated" microcosm of societys "corrupted" views, stances and misconceptions regarding many topical subjects.
I was writing a piece whilst I tuned into the (mostly) self-concerned/egotistical vacuous twitterings of these utterly BORING women. The conversation revisited an already tiresome subject to which these "one-dimensional souls" sought solace - fashion.
However, for some reason one of the politically-assimilated-correctoids slavishly regurgitated some incomprehensible twaddle about women in Iran being "forced" to wear the burkha.
Amazingly, one of the older women (I think she's a peace campaigner, and a "possible fem" - given that by her own admission has lived at Greenham Common -- a hotbed of feminist militancy) proclaimed: (I'm paraphrasing now) "Actually women in Iran make up the majority of university entrants, they outperform men (oppression before when the reverse was true, empowerment now women prevail in scholarly endeavour?) hold positions such as: doctors, lawyers, professors, businesswomen, scientists etc, that's only what most people hear via newspapers and the media."
Maybe she's read this or a similar site/forum as to her "righteous" enlightenment?
Then the conversation was extensively muted, or deliberately filtered? - thenceforth, with ironically staged deliverance, only the birds were twittering via piped contrived selective deliverance (birdsong is "annoyingly" played within the litigious paranoidal confines of --big brother-- whenever actual live conversation cannot be broadcast)!
The wicked flee when none pursueth. Proverbs 28:1
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- 2nd-June-2007 #8
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she's a typical contrary left wing idiot..Actually women in Iran make up the majority of university entrants, they outperform men (oppression before when the reverse was true, empowerment now women prevail in scholarly endeavour?) hold positions such as: doctors, lawyers, professors, businesswomen, scientists etc, that's only what most people hear via newspapers and the media."
say to her 'you go and live in iran then'
she'll either make up some stupid excuse or growl something at you... they identify with themselves as victims when really they are the oppressors. my mum is EXACTLY the same.
- 2nd-June-2007 #9
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i cant imagine a worse place to live than somewhere were you cant even leave your own home without permission.
- 2nd-June-2007 #10
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I suspect CŁ have been told the only way you can run this show is by making grovelling apologies for allowing the previous contestants to argue in a non PC way and by the intervention of diversity advisors to stage manage the show. The mind numbingly boring output at the moment could cause millions to switch off imo. I will force myself to watch the "highlights" on a research basis!
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It's also worth noting there are groups of women who defend their right to wear the clothes such as burkha's. It seems, that many women in Iran actually like them... how dare they make a decision that doesn't run with feminist ideals.
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- 2nd-June-2007 #12
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Wouldn't the wearing of a burkha (universally) be "logically" -- supposedly -- compliant with not treating women as sex-objects - given that her "folds of joy" can't be seen?
Yet, in a contradictory fashion, she (western women) incessantly markets herself as one, in order to reap all it's obvious extensive benefits?
But then womens own innate thirst contradicts a need to attract the opposite sex?
But with a burkha, most females, and even feminists REALIZE (in the western world) from an early age "inherently" realize their DILUTED POWER over men if this was so!
Point being, the more naked flesh on offer sells whatever crap, be it consumerist products, ideologies or morals - at the betterment of women, and wholly at the detriment of men?
Also, isn't it amazing how feminists and western women "foist" their tainted thinking on other women in parts of the world - given their only "perspective" is what oprah and trisha indoctrinate them with (ie: feminism,
or variants of)?The wicked flee when none pursueth. Proverbs 28:1
'Rise like Lions after slumber In unvanquishable number - Shake your chains to earth like dew Which in sleep had fallen on you - Ye are many - they are few.'
Percy Bysshe Shelley
"When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty. "
Thomas Jefferson
The internet has been a lifeboat for men's opposition to the floodings of feminism.
Celtic Druid
- 2nd-June-2007 #13
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I've occasionally watched "Bahay ni Kuya" - House of Elder Brother, here in the Phils. It's pretty harmless stuff. Mostly young and pretty people having a good time playing party games, making fancy dress outfits and crying when somebody leaves. It seems that it's wholesome entertainment compared to the western version. Boring, but wholesome.
This thing about the burqa. There is nothing specific in the Q'uran about what women should wear except that they should dress modestly. Different views come from different interpretatons of the sayings of the prophet - regarded as advice from a holy man rather than a commandment from God. When he was asked specifically about women's clothing he said, After a girl reaches puberty, all that should be seen is this and this. One tradition says he pointed to his eyes and his hands. Another says he pointed to his face and his arms..... and so on.
Muslim women in Mindanao sometimes wear the burqa, but very few. Older married women tend to wear long skirts down to the ankles and a turban. Younger women wear jeans, short-sleeved T-shirts and a headscarf (but if it's more than usually hot, the headscarf will be draped around their necks). What's all the fuss about?
And let's not forget that muslim men are also required to be 'modest'. No bare flesh from the waist to the knee.
Some time ago Fruit Cake raised this issue, that western feminists have a real problem when it comes to muslim women. (Her good points were mixed up with some sweeping generalisations about men that made everybody mad - and so got missed).
But on that issue she was right. They NEED to assume that muslim women are FORCED to wear the burqa, thus making them fellow-victims of patriarchal oppression. But anybody with half a brain can see this is patently untrue. Muslims (male and female) view western women that bare their bodies publicly as a few notches below a prostitute - who, for one reason or another doesn't have male relatives to protect her and is left with little choice.
But try telling that to the sisters.
Same old story. Western women want to have their cake and eat it. For once, we don't have to qualify that with 'feminists' or 'most' women. ANY woman that wants to be treated as an equal in the workplace and society AND AT THE SAME TIME reserves the right to 'sell' her body under the protection of the law, is nothing more than a spoiled brat.
I blame the men.
- 3rd-June-2007 #14
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Can't believe how any one could watch that muck, it'd be crap even with men on it.
- 3rd-June-2007 #15
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