Feckers that might be Man-Haters ?

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If feminism is 'Love of women' then longlive feminism. Lets all have a collective hug and move forward from there. However, Haters ? are some types of hate-speech acceptable and even to be promoted ? The Patriarchy stormed the beaches at Normandy and imposed all their privilege onto the occupying enemy.

So merely pose the question : Do they secretly hate men ?

for starters :

1. Madonna ?

2. The link below.....?


3. are those linked below lovers of women, to the inclusion or exclusion of Men ?


4. jess Phillips ?


5. The woman that shot Andy Warhol
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6.

So pose the question. Andrew Tate and other misogynists will get their own thread next week.
Are there other suspected Man-haters you would inquire about ?
 
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beak said:
Well known to support Palace and is happily married, perhaps she has made a few man jokes in her comedy,jokes should not be taken seriously surely!
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Oh yeah I just find her utterly abhorrent and chuck her name into most debates. Not to be taken too seriously of course.
 
The Lora O'Brien video. Often the people who oppose political stances, become as venomous as they like to portray their adversary. They themselves become extremists.

I think it's more of a mental condition/instability that people like to give a kind of validity to by giving it a label. "Oh, she's just very feminist"
With some people it goes way beyond what is normal behaviour. Will Lora O'Brien be getting a knock on the door for posting a hate speech, celebrating murder ?

More likely , those posting on the Tommy Robinson thread,.....will be monitored 🙂

But i also think the trash talk is there to garner publicity. A way of cashing in. There was a time I thought Mel and Sue were a bit edgy for my liking
 
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The Lesbian who did my palace tattoo a couple of months ago. Not overly sure football supporting blokes are her favourite 🤣 Deepest Kent is not exactly a footballing hot bed, so not sure she gets many requests like mine, she did a good job though
 
Part Time James said:
Jo Brand
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oohhh, that's a rather controversial opinion to put on a Palace fansite.

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and separately......"what, you work in a London office as a War cryptography-translator ? nope, not good enough. One of the girls can do your office job. Now you be a good boy and put on a helmet. And get into those Trenches in Flanders"

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The White Feather Movement - Historic UK

In Britain during the First World War a white feather was often given to men out of uniform by women to shame them publicly into signing up to fight...
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PalazioVecchio said:
oohhh, that's a rather controversial opinion to put on a Palace fansite.
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Hehehehe. There was no substance to it. Should've saved it for the unfunny fat feckers thread. You can be a Palace fan and still an absolute mug. I know this as my season ticket was in the Upper Holmedale 😂
 
PalazioVecchio said:
oohhh, that's a rather controversial opinion to put on a Palace fansite.

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and separately......"what, you work in a London office as a War cryptography-translator ? nope, not good enough. One of the girls can do your office job. Now you be a good boy and put on a helmet. And get into those Trenches in Flanders"

www.historic-uk.com

The White Feather Movement - Historic UK

In Britain during the First World War a white feather was often given to men out of uniform by women to shame them publicly into signing up to fight...
www.historic-uk.com www.historic-uk.com
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Some women if they saw a military age young man in the street would walk up to them and give them a white feather, even though they knew nothing about that person.

A few years back the Cartoon museum did a display of WWI cartoons. The artist quite bravely in my opinion did a strip starting with a young man signing up at the start of the war fighting bravely and then being wounded and invalidated out of the war. The last cartoon is him being approached by a woman who gives him the white feather. That would not have been a popular cartoon at the time.
 
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