UK Politics Thread VII: Wake me DUP inside [can't wake UUP]

[Ostroeuropa]

Public misandry from a major news organization (voiced through feminist arguments.)

https://i.redd.it/u1opgvipe6411.jpg

(Discussions by two women on whether to get rid of fathers day because it's irrelevant.)

The feminism induced gynocentric impulses here and lack of consideration and respect for men is not merely trivial, it is damaging.

Example: Prejudice against fathers is a major reason they don't take paid leave to look after children. Fatherlessness is a major source of societal dysfunction, it predicts crime, poverty, etc, and maybe continually pushing a narrative started by feminism in the 80s that fathers are superficial and not necessary isn't a positive.
Familial isolation is one reason for the suicide epidemic. The pay gap is down to, in part, their relentless gynocentrism in portraying sex crime and DV as male perpetrated issues leading to prejudice against men and viewing them as dangerous to children, in part due to their persistent devaluing of fathers, etc. When they up and blame patriarchy for it in defiance of history and its respect for fatherhood, they're either gaslighting you, or they're just not bothering to evaluate reality and are just asserting their dogma again despite its laughable inaccuracy.

On the same week as WaPo publishing an article advocating the hatred of men.

They're escalating pretty quickly, and we were already at the stage of due process violations. Do we really want the UK media to carry on allowing these kind of hateful discussions and framing them as normal and entrenching these views?

[Ifreann]

Public misandry from a major news organization (voiced through feminist arguments.)

https://i.redd.it/u1opgvipe6411.jpg

(Discussions by two women on whether to get rid of fathers day because it's irrelevant.)

That's Kate Garraway and Ranvir Singh, the hosts of the show. Their guests for the segment on Fathers Day were Ollwyn Moran, a child development specialist and Matt O'Connor, founder of Fathers4Justice.

Of course, O'Connor may not be invited back after throwing a strop about not sharing a green room with Moran and pulled his balls out.

[Ostroeuropa]

Public misandry from a major news organization (voiced through feminist arguments.)

https://i.redd.it/u1opgvipe6411.jpg

(Discussions by two women on whether to get rid of fathers day because it's irrelevant.)

That's Kate Garraway and Ranvir Singh, the hosts of the show. Their guests for the segment on Fathers Day were Ollwyn Moran, a child development specialist and Matt O'Connor, founder of Fathers4Justice.

Of course, O'Connor may not be invited back after throwing a strop about not sharing a green room with Moran and pulled his balls out.

*shrug*
Pulling stunts to increase publicity is a sign of giving a shit, especially as it might land him in trouble.

That they're even framing the discussion about whether to get rid of fathers day is an aspect of normalization of misandry pushed by the media.

If a news programme decides to push a particular agenda and airs something like; "Should we gas the jews?" and makes it a topic of conversation, it doesn't much matter of they invite a Rabbi, especially in the context of the hosts putting forward arguments in favor of it and acting like its a reasonable conversation to have.

It's also notable they brought in the fathers for justice guys, who are, let's face it, shock jockeys who have been pulling stunts to try and raise awareness of mens issues for years. They're not actually the people you bring in to articulate a point if you want to give the other side a fair hearing. This is well known.

[Dooom35796821595]

Public misandry from a major news organization (voiced through feminist arguments.)

https://i.redd.it/u1opgvipe6411.jpg

(Discussions by two women on whether to get rid of fathers day because it's irrelevant.)

The feminism induced gynocentric impulses here and lack of consideration and respect for men is not merely trivial, it is damaging.

Example: Prejudice against fathers is a major reason they don't take paid leave to look after children. Fatherlessness is a major source of societal dysfunction, it predicts crime, poverty, etc, and maybe continually pushing a narrative started by feminism in the 80s that fathers are superficial and not necessary isn't a positive.
Familial isolation is one reason for the suicide epidemic. The pay gap is down to, in part, their relentless gynocentrism in portraying sex crime and DV as male perpetrated issues leading to prejudice against men and viewing them as dangerous to children, in part due to their persistent devaluing of fathers, etc. When they up and blame patriarchy for it in defiance of history and its respect for fatherhood, they're either gaslighting you, or they're just not bothering to evaluate reality and are just asserting their dogma again despite its laughable inaccuracy.

On the same week as WaPo publishing an article advocating the hatred of men.

They're escalating pretty quickly, and we were already at the stage of due process violations. Do we really want the UK media to carry on allowing these kind of hateful discussions and framing them as normal and entrenching these views?

Seems like a simple rebuttal, if you cancel Father’s Day, do you do the same for Mother’s Day? If not, they’re hypocrites and their opinion is invalid.

[Ostroeuropa]

Public misandry from a major news organization (voiced through feminist arguments.)

https://i.redd.it/u1opgvipe6411.jpg

(Discussions by two women on whether to get rid of fathers day because it's irrelevant.)

The feminism induced gynocentric impulses here and lack of consideration and respect for men is not merely trivial, it is damaging.

Example: Prejudice against fathers is a major reason they don't take paid leave to look after children. Fatherlessness is a major source of societal dysfunction, it predicts crime, poverty, etc, and maybe continually pushing a narrative started by feminism in the 80s that fathers are superficial and not necessary isn't a positive.
Familial isolation is one reason for the suicide epidemic. The pay gap is down to, in part, their relentless gynocentrism in portraying sex crime and DV as male perpetrated issues leading to prejudice against men and viewing them as dangerous to children, in part due to their persistent devaluing of fathers, etc. When they up and blame patriarchy for it in defiance of history and its respect for fatherhood, they're either gaslighting you, or they're just not bothering to evaluate reality and are just asserting their dogma again despite its laughable inaccuracy.

On the same week as WaPo publishing an article advocating the hatred of men.

They're escalating pretty quickly, and we were already at the stage of due process violations. Do we really want the UK media to carry on allowing these kind of hateful discussions and framing them as normal and entrenching these views?

Seems like a simple rebuttal, if you cancel Father’s Day, do you do the same for Mother’s Day? If not, they’re hypocrites and their opinion is invalid.

"Every day is fathers day though." It's because of their ridiculous worldview and belief in pervasive and omnipresent male privilege, even when that's the exact opposite of the truth, as their worldview is not one arrived at by sincere evaluation of reality, but is arrived at because it conforms to their prejudices.

Challenge that statement and they'll pivot to the usual feminist gaslighting and abuse tactics and say you're denying women are oppressed and so on.

[Fartsniffage]

Seems like a simple rebuttal, if you cancel Father’s Day, do you do the same for Mother’s Day? If not, they’re hypocrites and their opinion is invalid.

"Every day is fathers day though." It's because of their ridiculous worldview and belief in pervasive and omnipresent male privilege, even when that's the exact opposite of the truth, as their worldview is not one arrived at by sincere evaluation of reality, but is arrived at because it conforms to their prejudices.

Challenge that statement and they'll pivot to the usual feminist gaslighting and abuse tactics and say you're denying women are oppressed and so on.

I couldn't care less. I get to eat steak tomorrow and not feel guilty for the expenditure.

[Ifreann]

That's Kate Garraway and Ranvir Singh, the hosts of the show. Their guests for the segment on Fathers Day were Ollwyn Moran, a child development specialist and Matt O'Connor, founder of Fathers4Justice.

Of course, O'Connor may not be invited back after throwing a strop about not sharing a green room with Moran and pulled his balls out.

*shrug*
Pulling stunts to increase publicity is a sign of giving a shit, especially as it might land him in trouble.

He pulled a publicity stunt because he was mad he wasn't put in the same green room as Moran. Which the hosts immediately explained to him is standard practice. But hey, he had stuffed his jocks with pink woollen balls, it would have just been silly not to throw them on the table.

That they're even framing the discussion about whether to get rid of fathers day is an aspect of normalization of misandry.

Betteridge's law of headlines.

If a news programme decides to push a particular agenda and airs something like; "Should we gas the jews?" and makes it a topic of conversation, it doesn't much matter of they invite a Rabbi, especially in the context of the hosts putting forward arguments in favor of it.

Garraway was supporting O'Connor. Singh said she felt uncomfortable on Father's Day because she grew up without a father. Not quite the attack on men it seems like when you pretend it was just two women talking about how fatherhood is evil.

[Terra Novae Libero]

Public misandry from a major news organization (voiced through feminist arguments.)

https://i.redd.it/u1opgvipe6411.jpg

(Discussions by two women on whether to get rid of fathers day because it's irrelevant.)

The feminism induced gynocentric impulses here and lack of consideration and respect for men is not merely trivial, it is damaging.

Example: Prejudice against fathers is a major reason they don't take paid leave to look after children. Fatherlessness is a major source of societal dysfunction, it predicts crime, poverty, etc, and maybe continually pushing a narrative started by feminism in the 80s that fathers are superficial and not necessary isn't a positive.
Familial isolation is one reason for the suicide epidemic. The pay gap is down to, in part, their relentless gynocentrism in portraying sex crime and DV as male perpetrated issues leading to prejudice against men and viewing them as dangerous to children, in part due to their persistent devaluing of fathers, etc. When they up and blame patriarchy for it in defiance of history and its respect for fatherhood, they're either gaslighting you, or they're just not bothering to evaluate reality and are just asserting their dogma again despite its laughable inaccuracy.

On the same week as WaPo publishing an article advocating the hatred of men.

They're escalating pretty quickly, and we were already at the stage of due process violations. Do we really want the UK media to carry on allowing these kind of hateful discussions and framing them as normal and entrenching these views?

Some people will voluntarily destroy anything valuable just for the sake of equality. They’re wrong, of course. Mothers and fathers are not the same and pretending they are does no one any favors.

[Ostroeuropa]

*shrug*
Pulling stunts to increase publicity is a sign of giving a shit, especially as it might land him in trouble.

He pulled a publicity stunt because he was mad he wasn't put in the same green room as Moran. Which the hosts immediately explained to him is standard practice. But hey, he had stuffed his jocks with pink woollen balls, it would have just been silly not to throw them on the table.

That they're even framing the discussion about whether to get rid of fathers day is an aspect of normalization of misandry.

Betteridge's law of headlines.

If a news programme decides to push a particular agenda and airs something like; "Should we gas the jews?" and makes it a topic of conversation, it doesn't much matter of they invite a Rabbi, especially in the context of the hosts putting forward arguments in favor of it.

Garraway was supporting O'Connor. Singh said she felt uncomfortable on Father's Day because she grew up without a father. Not quite the attack on men it seems like when you pretend it was just two women talking about how fatherhood is evil.

Yeah, alright, fair enough you got me.

[Ostroeuropa]

"Every day is fathers day though." It's because of their ridiculous worldview and belief in pervasive and omnipresent male privilege, even when that's the exact opposite of the truth, as their worldview is not one arrived at by sincere evaluation of reality, but is arrived at because it conforms to their prejudices.

Challenge that statement and they'll pivot to the usual feminist gaslighting and abuse tactics and say you're denying women are oppressed and so on.

I couldn't care less. I get to eat steak tomorrow and not feel guilty for the expenditure.

Why, what's happening? Event justifying expense, or free steak?

[Fartsniffage]

I couldn't care less. I get to eat steak tomorrow and not feel guilty for the expenditure.

Why, what's happening? Event justifying expense, or free steak?

Fathers Day. I have a father and it is his day. So I buy steak. I love steak.

[Oil exporting People]

Public misandry from a major news organization (voiced through feminist arguments.)

https://i.redd.it/u1opgvipe6411.jpg

(Discussions by two women on whether to get rid of fathers day because it's irrelevant.)

That's Kate Garraway and Ranvir Singh, the hosts of the show. Their guests for the segment on Fathers Day were Ollwyn Moran, a child development specialist and Matt O'Connor, founder of Fathers4Justice.

Of course, O'Connor may not be invited back after throwing a strop about not sharing a green room with Moran and pulled his balls out.

Goddamn Irish remain Hellraisers, I see.

[The Huskar Social Union]

That's Kate Garraway and Ranvir Singh, the hosts of the show. Their guests for the segment on Fathers Day were Ollwyn Moran, a child development specialist and Matt O'Connor, founder of Fathers4Justice.

Of course, O'Connor may not be invited back after throwing a strop about not sharing a green room with Moran and pulled his balls out.

Goddamn Irish remain Hellraisers, I see.

Approacheth merrily towards mine position, good fellow of a sibling variety.

[Ostroeuropa]

Why, what's happening? Event justifying expense, or free steak?

Fathers Day. I have a father and it is his day. So I buy steak. I love steak.

How do you have your steak?
(Yes, i'm trying to get you hounded out of the country by answering wrong according to some segment of the population.)

Have fun tomorrow, by the way.

[The Huskar Social Union]

My father is an absolute enigma on what to buy him a lot of the time, so im just giving him money in his card, let him get what ever he wants with it that way as my brother is already getting him beer.

[The Huskar Social Union]

Well done and seared like fuck.

That is the only way to have steak, take your red middle nonsense and get out of here.

[Ifreann]

He pulled a publicity stunt because he was mad he wasn't put in the same green room as Moran. Which the hosts immediately explained to him is standard practice. But hey, he had stuffed his jocks with pink woollen balls, it would have just been silly not to throw them on the table.


Betteridge's law of headlines.


Garraway was supporting O'Connor. Singh said she felt uncomfortable on Father's Day because she grew up without a father. Not quite the attack on men it seems like when you pretend it was just two women talking about how fatherhood is evil.

Yeah, alright, fair enough you got me.

Another blow struck for feminism

[Fartsniffage]

Fathers Day. I have a father and it is his day. So I buy steak. I love steak.

How do you have your steak?
(Yes, i'm trying to get you hounded out of the country by answering wrong according to some segment of the population.)

Have fun tomorrow, by the way.

I have mine rare. Dad has his medium-rare. Mum likes medium-well.

I am the only person in my family that can cook steaks for everyone and have them all come out at the same time and properly rested.

[Ifreann]

How do you have your steak?
(Yes, i'm trying to get you hounded out of the country by answering wrong according to some segment of the population.)

Have fun tomorrow, by the way.

I have mine rare. Dad has his medium-rare. Mum likes medium-well.

I am the only person in my family that can cook steaks for everyone and have them all come out at the same time and properly rested.

Which dark god did you make a pact with to gain this power?

[Fartsniffage]

I have mine rare. Dad has his medium-rare. Mum likes medium-well.

I am the only person in my family that can cook steaks for everyone and have them all come out at the same time and properly rested.

Which dark god did you make a pact with to gain this power?

I learned the dark power of using an oven on a low setting for resting.

[Ostroeuropa]

Which dark god did you make a pact with to gain this power?

I learned the dark power of using an oven on a low setting for resting.

I sometimes remember to preheat the oven before cooking things for the length of time the packets tell me to.

[Fartsniffage]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-44495598

The NHS is getting even more than we currently contribute to the EU in increased funding due to a Brexit dividend.

[Greater vakolicci haven]

Which dark god did you make a pact with to gain this power?

I learned the dark power of using an oven on a low setting for resting.

I have this amazing grill. It tells me when something should be rare/medium/well done etc, by measuring the thickness and density of the meat. I've learnt that if you take it out a few seconds before it tells you to it makes amazing steaks.

[Fartsniffage]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-44510120

So the Home Secretary might increase funding for police? Nah, he's a Tory.

[Greater vakolicci haven]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-44510120

So the Home Secretary might increase funding for police? Nah, he's a Tory.

We already have too many cameras and too much security as it is.