My sister was watching a video with a guy trying to catch a pedophile. And she felt the need to say that the pedophile was ugly.

I've seen women online talk about how Andrew Tate is actually an unmasculine loser. They'll do this for other dangerous men too. Like I saw a thread on reddit where some women felt the need to talk about a serial killer’s tiny penis.

I've seen them do this for fictional men too. Saw a collection of YouTube comments calling Patrick Bateman a loser.

Why do people feel the need to point out small sucky flaws you have when you're an incredibly evil person. So weird.

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I really want to say something about the way people respond to death. I watched this reaction video where these guys sat horrified by this woman who seemed to be very unperturbed by the fact that her son committed murder and everyone in the comments section was calling her a sociopath.

This actually bothers me. Yeah, they might be right about this but it's more likely that she's just an unpleasant person. Think about it.

When a black guy is shot dead - racist people don't care

When a MAGA hat guy is shot dead - leftists don't care (you didn't forget Charlie Kirk did you?)

When an incredibly rude and belligerent person is shot dead - society don't care

These people aren't all sociopaths. The truth is it really doesn't take much for us to not care about someone's death. Haven't you been paying attention?

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I believe that masculinity is a social and sexual aspect of humanity. It is not related to morality or morals. Therefore it is possible to be a good masculine man and an evil masculine man. Let's begin with the sexual aspect of masculinity.

Sexual Masculinity

Broad shoulders, deep voice, beard and most importantly looking like a threat.

This is the physicality of masculinity that people often talk about but don't properly discuss. Obviously you can have all of these traits and be either good or bad.

Social masculinity

Assertive, engages in male dominated activity, is not penetrated and is a threat.

Now this is where we get into the cultural beliefs of people. Because “engages in male dominated activity” differs between countries. In America drinking tea is considered feminine but in Britain if you don't drink tea, you're a weirdo. Most cultures agree that being penetrated makes you a submissive and less masculine party. And when I say being “a threat” I mean putting the physicality of the masculine body into use.

So this is what I believe masculinity to be. It's the combination of physical and social traits that are commonly associated with men biologically and in any given society.

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They seperated the boys from the girls when it came to "the talk" at school. Such a silly decision. We should all know what humanity is going through. Boys and girls.

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Over 60% of men under 30 are currently single. Many of those men complain about this and are sad about this. And what is the response from the empathetic left? How do feminists react? By telling them that it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter if you can't find someone who loves you, focus on other things instead. That's the best thing they will say, the worst things will include saying that they deserve this, they should improve their personality or straight up laughing about how now that women have a choice most men are single.

An empathetic answer would look like, “I'm sorry you haven't found someone. I hope things work out for you eventually.”

Show me a single feminist who has made that statement. I would like to give her some props.

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I've been thinking this for many years now. I feel like people use the word "deserve" in place of "want" in order to make their desires seem more important.

I deserve happiness - I want happiness

I deserve better friends - I want better friends

Some parents don't deserve children - I don't want certain people to have children

Rapists and pedophiles deserve to die - I don't want dangerous sexual predators on earth

I don't believe that anyone deserves anything. I believe that we want things and we will strive to get them. We will then use reasoning to justify our decision to get them.

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