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Warren DeMontague

(80,708 posts)
Sat Mar 16, 2013, 08:35 PM Mar 2013

...Just don't suggest that "Misandry" is actually, you know, a thing. [View all]

http://factcheckme.wordpress.com/2013/03/10/heads-men-win-tails-women-lose/

Direct quotes:


"we are all the time working with the understanding that men will kill each other and everyone if they are given even the slightest impetus to do so."

"men are more or less inherently violent and there is no way to stop this or change it"


The comments are even better:


Refusing to birth any new male children seems like a much more sensible start. Overpopulation and the resource scarcity that goes along with overpopulation beget more violence, not less, no matter how much reformist activating takes place. I therefore think that population reduction, and specifically a reduction in new male births, is a better path forward.

If every woman on earth refused to birth any new men from this point forward, male violence would actually completely end within 100 years. Can any type of reformist activating hope to be as effective within the same time period?

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I had the same idea eons ago, except that I thought about giving the boys away to male caretakers on their first birthdays. I also thought of an extremely controversial idea to try and prevent adult males from being larger and stronger than adult females, based on something I read about the nutrition of the first year of a child’s life being determinative of whether or not that child would reach maximum size and strength. Based on that, I thought of reducing the total caloric intake of the male child (and increasing that of the female) during year one, to much outrage, so I panned the idea. My idea was that we could reduce or eliminate the physical discrepancy between adult males and females and at the same time reduce the level of women’s attachment to their male offspring by a) their realization of the necessity of the caloric reduction and b) the early relinquishment of the boys, at age 1.

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well thats interesting isnt it — dont starve them, just dont let them reach their full potential.

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That doesn’t mean there can’t be more women than men. That would likely improve things quite a bit. The question is what to do with them that keeps them from inflicting themselves on us.







The parts about deliberately under-feeding (but not "starving", oh no) male babies -along with "reducing any attachment to them" was particularly barf-worthy.
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This is just lunacy. MrSlayer Mar 2013 #1
Oh, absolutely. These people are off in the happy hills with the wee folk. Warren DeMontague Mar 2013 #2
Yes, it's not brilliant satire. n/t lumberjack_jeff Mar 2013 #6
"They shouldn't be confused with actual, mainstream feminists" Bonobo Mar 2013 #4
Would the people in question call themselves feminists? lumberjack_jeff Mar 2013 #5
neofeminism sigmasix Mar 2013 #3
neofeminist? more like anachrofeminist Sen. Walter Sobchak Mar 2013 #7
This message was self-deleted by its author Warren DeMontague Mar 2013 #8
Unlocking. I think this is important given the discussion of "MRA views" and the like in GD. Warren DeMontague Apr 2013 #9
Here are some FACTS. I invite everyone concerned to "fact check me"- get it? Warren DeMontague Apr 2013 #10
-continued- .. so why is this relevant? Warren DeMontague Apr 2013 #11
No, no, no.. remember.. opiate69 Apr 2013 #12
my favorite is when the people who consistently break the most basic site rules Warren DeMontague Apr 2013 #13
Yep.. and I`m seeing a fuckton of "DU sux" lately.. opiate69 Apr 2013 #15
Bashing Skinner seems to be a hobby as well Hayabusa Apr 2013 #14
Wow theKed Apr 2013 #18
Magnum opus. lumberjack_jeff Apr 2013 #20
last time around, the blogger known as "sargasso sea" came back... as "sargasso sea" Warren DeMontague Apr 2013 #21
Part #3: okay, so we're not supposed to notice what the comments, there, say. Warren DeMontague Apr 2013 #16
Didn't you hear? opiate69 Apr 2013 #17
So if the poster who made the reference to the comments wants to clairfy, this would be a good place Warren DeMontague Apr 2013 #19
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