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Today, some social justice work of the local residence has decide to make a statement which can be considered heavily offensive.
Pointing out that females who put their actual image of themselves on Xbox live or anyone else is “Suggestive”.
This statement is rooted from “Over-protectiveness”, a noble cause...
However, over-protective does not lead to independence... it leads to stagnation.
Being over protective does not lead to growth, is not progressive... you may even say it’s narcissistic...
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Independence is a topic for another day.
What I want to share is my philosophical view of: - Victim Blaming -
Through out our Human History, the female gender have always been considered lesser to the male counterpart.
I don’t base my facts on “Biology”... I base it on History.
The Dark History of Humanity...
A sad world we live as a victim of atrocities happen on a daily and global basis.
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Recently I have watched the infamous anime: Goblin Slayer.
It reminded me of just how dark our life is, a reminder of everything...
Even the subject I studied on for about over a month during my attendance at a University.
So, ever since Goblin Slayer... I’ve just cannot un-see the scenes of that anime and how its a reference to humanity...
The guy wrenching feeling, every time I think about anything related to it all...
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The inspiration of this post, was originated from a comment...
About how “suggestive” that a female posts an image of herself online..
Many other similar scenarios come to mind...
The story of the girl who went to a party, looking nice, looking for fun.
Ends up as “unwanted sexual abuse”... from drunken local football star...
She is blamed for ruining his career and life, his parents blame her, the community blames her as well and her parents are ashamed of her...
All because some guy committed a crime, whether intention or not.
Now he is in court, facing a sentence... that will destroy his career.
She is blamed, cause she went to the authorities... almost everybody who blames her blames her because in a way... she “Snitched”.
This was a case I studied and made a report on.
Many more scenarios such as this I’ve researched on...
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The point of this pointless speech is that.
Apathy, it’s easier to blame someone then understand the other side of the story...
The female gender have always had it worse me than the males, it’s a sad reality we live.
That sometimes you see inequality, you witness atrocities and observe how closed minded individuals and folks are when it comes to these issues of the world.
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From my experience and understanding, Females don’t want to be put on a pedestal and be treated like some princess that’s needs constant saving...
They just wanted to be treated equally without prejudice, without any notion. Just to be apart like one of the guys when you meet up with them online.
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Btw, The report I made on that subject during my attendance at University.
She took her own life, couldn’t handle the shaming of the community, of the “supposed” victims parents and negligence of her own parents who turn their backs to her.
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If you liked goblins slayers controversial first episode you should watch rising of the shield hero
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Because there have been occasions where men are unrightfully prosecuted and biased against, I do not exactly agree with this. Yes, the pro -blam!- her. Yes, she told the police. The reason she is being hated on is because she “snitched”. She told the police that the person -blam!- her and “ruined” his career. That is why she is disliked by most people. It’s probably also why some females are not stepping up and telling their tales. If they do, as in one case where a man -blam!- a school girl, they might and probably will be blamed for taking away someone’s chance in college. I hope that, in any case, I will not automatically blame the victim, but I currently have a problem, maybe because I am a male and have watched both sides and decided to go with the male group maybe because of mob mentality maybe not, in which I do automatically blame the victim.
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[quote]Today, some social justice work of the local residence has decide to make a statement which can be considered heavily offensive. Pointing out that females who put their actual image of themselves on Xbox live or anyone else is “Suggestive”. This statement is rooted from “Over-protectiveness”, a noble cause... However, over-protective does not lead to independence... it leads to stagnation. Being over protective does not lead to growth, is not progressive... you may even say it’s narcissistic...[/quote] Agreed to a point. Just putting their image isn’t suggestive unless the image actually is. I definitely prefer over protection than under protection, but whatever. [quote]Independence is a topic for another day. What I want to share is my philosophical view of: - Victim Blaming - Through out our Human History, the female gender have always been considered lesser to the male counterpart. I don’t base my facts on “Biology”... I base it on History. The Dark History of Humanity... A sad world we live as a victim of atrocities happen on a daily and global basis. [/quote] 👍 [quote]About how “suggestive” that a female posts an image of herself online..[/quote] Again depending how suggestive it is. [quote]The story of the girl who went to a party, looking nice, looking for fun. Ends up as “unwanted sexual abuse”... from drunken local football star... She is blamed for ruining his career and life, his parents blame her, the community blames her as well and her parents are ashamed of her... All because some guy committed a crime, whether intention or not. Now he is in court, facing a sentence... that will destroy his career.[/quote] I’d like to know more details before I make my assessment. [quote]She is blamed, cause she went to the authorities... almost everybody who blames her blames her because in a way... she “Snitched”.[/quote] I hate the “snitches get stitches” mentality. There are times and places where “snitching” is acceptable and places where one can let things catch up to them in their own time. [quote]The female gender have always had it worse me than the males, it’s a sad reality we live. That sometimes you see inequality, you witness atrocities and observe how closed minded individuals and folks are when it comes to these issues of the world.[/quote] There isn’t as much equality as there has been in the past. As a male, I feel that the inequality is more localized rather than nation wide, but I don’t know a lot about being a woman, so idk. [quote]From my experience and understanding, Females don’t want to be put on a pedestal and be treated like some princess that’s needs constant saving... They just wanted to be treated equally without prejudice, without any notion.[/quote] I’d say most females want this. [quote]Just to be apart like one of the guys when you meet up with them online.[/quote] I don’t know any girl that wants that. [quote]She took her own life, couldn’t handle the shaming of the community, of the “supposed” victims parents and negligence of her own parents who turn their backs to her.[/quote] Now that’s just terrible. First off you said your main point was victim blaming, but there was hardly anything in there about victim blaming(even though I agree with most of your points). I’d say, depending on the circumstances, the assaulter, criminal, whatever, takes 90-99.9% of the blame. The rest of the blame is on the victim. It’s not entirely their fault, but there are some things they could’ve done to prevent it. In your example I feel that they definitely went overboard on placing the blame. I’m sure there’s a few thing she could’ve done to prevent it, but nevertheless he still acted and it’s mostly his fault.
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... No. Wrong. She took her own life because she was phuqing mentally unstable. Period. No amount of “cyber bullying” will MAKE someone commit the ultimate in stupidity. It may push them over the edge, but words are just words.
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I'm glad you're back, I missed the bullshit you post.
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I think that anyone should be able to put whatever they want on their profile, regardless of gender.
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Edited by Breach: 1/20/2019 11:29:59 AMsuggestive /səˈdʒɛstɪv/Submit adjective tending to suggest an idea. "there were various suggestive pieces of evidence" indicative or evocative. "flavours suggestive of coffee and blackberry" synonyms: redolent, evocative, reminiscent; More [i][b]making someone think of sexual matters.[/b][/i] "a suggestive remark" synonyms: indecent, indelicate, improper, unseemly, titillating, provocative, sexual, sexy, off colour, smutty, dirty, ribald, bawdy, racy, blue, risqué, juicy, lewd, vulgar, coarse, salacious, prurient; More Having your tongue and tits out while making a peace sign is definitely suggestive. Not saying it constitutes -blam!-, but you’re definitely wrong.
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I'm going to say this as politely as possible: I honest to god hope you didn't write like that in a university. Anime is shit. (trigger warning) In no way does that show capture the intensity and eternal hell that is an experience like that. Fairy tale creatures dicking a cartoon woman? Really? I'm not mad or anything, I just can't believe this is isn't satire. Is this satire? Is this satire? This is some facebook-level armchair psychologist shit. I refuse to believe this is real.
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[quote]i saw an anime and it made me think about philosophy or some shit[/quote] [spoiler]i stopped reading like a third of the way through so i dunno if you made any other points[/spoiler]
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Solaris? You’re back?!?
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Good lord this guy still posts?
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... Did you seriously make a philosophy post based around your watching of anime?... [spoiler]not included in the DLC[/spoiler]
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Edited by Cozyman Cam: 1/19/2019 4:18:38 PMI really do not like the idea of treating women as men. If a man were to physically assault a loved one in my presence, I would literally beat him into submission. I'd never do the same to a woman. Asking me to do so is far too much to ask. I'd rather be slandered as a misogynist than beat a woman.
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Varvatos Vex got bored. So he tore this post LIMB FROM LIMB!!!!
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True however it works the other way around like say a woman assaults a man and he defends himself and basically the same thing happens
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Edited by Of 1000 teeth: 1/19/2019 10:33:00 AMThere is more a objective truth to this logic; a principle of physics that determines a charge. Everything in the universe is subject to it, but that does not mean life cannot become better from it.