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Feminism is not a bad word It is more than four words If you are a woman if you are a man If you believe that gender equality Is important, if you stand by your mother When she shouts, “I am equal!” Then you are a feminist. And I’m tired, I’m tired and I’m frustrated That the patriarchal society we live in Would rather demonize equality Rather than let it stand tall as the statue It deserves to be. All it means Is you believe that women and men are equal That they deserve to be treated both fairly and just And I trust- That the only image of a feminist in your mind Is one that hates men, that burns bras, that simply get in the way. And sure there might be a few of those, yes But I would like to ask you Since when did one represent the whole? Since when were all white Christian men Devalued, dehumanized because of Jeffery Dahmer? If I were to follow your logic If we were all to follow your logic We’d have to lock up every single one of you All because a few of your fellow men Perverted an ideal that at the heart of it was good And please be good To your feminists please know that it is not a movement To strip people of rights but to grant rights to those who have been denied Feminism isn’t a bad word It’s a word that holds an ideal That genetics that genitalia do not dictate Whether or not a human being is held to the American standard of equality.
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Jan 24, 2014
Jan 24, 2014 at 11:51 PM UTC
Feminism.
[I accidentally deleted this, so now I'm reposting it] This is not an attack, it is expression. *This apparently isn't a very popular subject, but then again, when has popularity changed anyone's mind..* -- **** the 'Selective Service System'; the SSS. It's neo-conscription. FDR made us a deal we couldn't refuse which included a stipulation that about half of us still cannot refuse: Selective Service also known as Peacetime Draft But only for males. Only the males. Not the females, though. Oh, no, not the females; We need the Females to bake the next batch of mindless soldiers/housewives/neoslaves. We need the women to uphold the status-quo. We need our women to remain passive, docile, and beautiful ******* doormats for our glorious and infallible western society. We need our women to be complaint, subservient, sex-starved, archaic-gender-role embodiments. I see it as overtly 'cherry-picking' as well as misogyny both ways; sexist, selfish, and prejudiced on both sides: 'Feminists' (read: Feminazis) claim to plea for true gender equality, but here is my plea: If such is true, where then are their demands for mandatory selective service? Why do they feel above reproach when it comes to the unsavory sides of society? Why do they turn a blind eye to the ******* Draft if they ***** up such a storm about equality? Why is it not a federal offense punishable by a $250,000 fine as well as up to 5 years in prison for a female to not sign their life away to the military from when they turn 18 until at least 25? How is that 'gender equality'? Huh? They, too, are cherry-picking. -
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Dec 1, 2014
Dec 1, 2014 at 5:22 PM UTC
Selective Service (Selcetive Reverse Sexism)
[I accidentally deleted this, so now I'm reposting it] This is not an attack, it is expression. *This apparently isn't a very popular subject, but then again, when has popularity changed anyone's mind..* -- **** the 'Selective Service System'; the SSS. It's neo-conscription. FDR made us a deal we couldn't refuse which included a stipulation that about half of us still cannot refuse: Selective Service also known as Peacetime Draft But only for males. Only the males. Not the females, though. Oh, no, not the females; We need the Females to bake the next batch of mindless soldiers/housewives/neoslaves. We need the women to uphold the status-quo. We need our women to remain passive, docile, and beautiful ******* doormats for our glorious and infallible western society. We need our women to be complaint, subservient, sex-starved, archaic-gender-role embodiments. I see it as overtly 'cherry-picking' as well as misogyny both ways; sexist, selfish, and prejudiced on both sides: 'Feminists' (read: Feminazis) claim to plea for true gender equality, but here is my plea: If such is true, where then are their demands for mandatory selective service? Why do they feel above reproach when it comes to the unsavory sides of society? Why do they turn a blind eye to the ******* Draft if they ***** up such a storm about equality? Why is it not a federal offense punishable by a $250,000 fine as well as up to 5 years in prison for a female to not sign their life away to the military from when they turn 18 until at least 25? How is that 'gender equality'? Huh? They, too, are cherry-picking. -
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the witches they don't take no **** feminists with a wand made from a femur wrapped in ***** hair, fingernails, and spit no not good little passive girls although amused by a good spanking for laughs that titillate from a red wicked dicked old man with slippery fireballs like a spicy cherry pepper that slurps filths coves through a black tongue and open-mawed bite Femdom's queens oiled torsos and bond fires drenched ornaments for laughing snakes that spread like spider webs while the whips flash licks hells tender blood kiss insatiable prayers and ************ rituals mixed like bones in broth with intricate sigils and saliva red menstruum her holy sacrament that shapeshift crones into young girls prancing and bind water to stones her spell can crack your skull like a mules kick and melt your eyes like nuclear skies no the witches they don't take no ****
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Aug 2, 2018
Aug 2, 2018 at 2:15 PM UTC
The Witches
Feminism ˈfeməˌnizəm/ noun the advocacy of women's rights on the grounds of political, social, and economic equality to men. People try to change a word into something else Fantasy, made up, fiction, created.... You get angry when something you hold dear is "messed up" "Diluted" or "polluted", But why are you so eager to change the meaning of feminism? You claim you are for equal rights, but not for feminism Are you claiming you drink water but not H2O? You want to make something different Your own, You want to make everything about you You are selfish, are you not? And your argument is weak, too. You say "Feminists discriminate, that's why you shouldn't be one." But do you know the actual definition? You are that lazy, To not search two words? Technology helps you know the definition, And a lick of time, But you are too hateful, lazy, and selfish to care. Join us. You're better here. Feminism means equality. Don't get it twisted.
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May 20, 2015
May 20, 2015 at 12:13 AM UTC
FeMiNiSm
My hijab is a piece of imagination a symbol of Islamic populism, yet I get carried away by racists misjudging my outer belief, only for the sake of white extremists, I cry and wet my birth certificate! why am I a Muslim? Is it my choice? I see a minute third-piece frame down the lane-a sorrow to share, it chokes my individuality- an insult to my devotion for god, for life ; yet, people have the time to call us terrorists when they roam naked, some pretending to be feminists and lovers! Reality is a bitter piece of chocolate melting away as time fades, as it erodes the values we held before, 20th century is still marred by those who wish to keep their history books unfolded, un-kept and unstated; a wish down the memory lane is needed for it will awaken the senses of my fellow brothers and sisters fighting over a shawl covering my head!   I am curious and this curiosity is not a mere joke, its the curiosity weaved into a cloth hiding my sensitive and strong brain from those “all-seeing” eyes around me, pretending to expose my hair as if it was something of utmost importance and value, but friends,  it’s nothing, it’s a trick by those who seek to humiliate me and my faith for god, and I am sure that this will echo for the decades to come, for me, a hijab is – “ a piece of head covering worn by women of the world”; and I am sure that our fight for the right to wear something will reprimand and will be carried out by my fellow successors and those who shed light to our cries and woes in this big world of ours! [AMEN]
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Mar 11, 2017
Mar 11, 2017 at 12:53 AM UTC
Hijab- a symbolisim of devotion #
My hijab is a piece of imagination a symbol of Islamic populism, yet I get carried away by racists misjudging my outer belief, only for the sake of white extremists, I cry and wet my birth certificate! why am I a Muslim? Is it my choice? I see a minute third-piece frame down the lane-a sorrow to share, it chokes my individuality- an insult to my devotion for god, for life ; yet, people have the time to call us terrorists when they roam naked, some pretending to be feminists and lovers! Reality is a bitter piece of chocolate melting away as time fades, as it erodes the values we held before, 20th century is still marred by those who wish to keep their history books unfolded, un-kept and unstated; a wish down the memory lane is needed for it will awaken the senses of my fellow brothers and sisters fighting over a shawl covering my head!   I am curious and this curiosity is not a mere joke, its the curiosity weaved into a cloth hiding my sensitive and strong brain from those “all-seeing” eyes around me, pretending to expose my hair as if it was something of utmost importance and value, but friends,  it’s nothing, it’s a trick by those who seek to humiliate me and my faith for god, and I am sure that this will echo for the decades to come, for me, a hijab is – “ a piece of head covering worn by women of the world”; and I am sure that our fight for the right to wear something will reprimand and will be carried out by my fellow successors and those who shed light to our cries and woes in this big world of ours! [AMEN]
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Womanhood In my ever eternal fight between Pain and rapid mood swings I have learned to accept What I have been given by my mother. Womanhood In my ever insulting fight between Objectification and misunderstanding I have come to understand "My body is a temple" Is not a complement but an insult. Womanhood As my hair grows longer and longer And I cut it shorter and shorter And people tell me to "look more feminine" I can't help but dress "more masculine." Womanhood Because I have to accentuate my assets With tight jeans and skinny dresses And if I forget a push-up bra "It's a boy" jokes are made. Womanhood Because my knowledge of cars And my firm hand shake Awes men and makes them test me Instead of conversing with me and moving on with their day Womanhood Because I am scared to leave the house by myself And my father's overbearing protection Instead of believing I can protect myself In any given situation Womanhood Because my brother can go out whenever he wants And can curse like a sailor But I have to be a sweet southern belle And answer a million and one questions just to take a walk Womanhood Because we have to justify ourselves Because guys have to be perfect in the eyes of "feminists" Because all of this bullsh!t has gone over the edge. Womanhood I can't call myself a feminist And I sure ain't a misogynist I'm just trying to scrape by Just trying to get through this trying Womanhood
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Apr 5, 2016
Apr 5, 2016 at 11:41 PM UTC
Womanhood
you cannot be at the summer cookout eating chips, with my mom’s famous seven layer dip and say “i just want the beans, thanks” while with your ***** finger you push off the - delicious, might i add - 4 cheese mexican blend wipe off the sour cream onto the side of the dip bowl pick the strands of lettuce off of your Tostino’s Scoop before you are satisfied enough to savor that bite. no. you will take your chip and you will dunk it and get a piece of every single layer you cannot pick and choose which ingredients to eat out of a dish that has already been made but this is not the family cookout this is oppression. this is to all my women who support gender equality and claim to be feminists yet belittle and dehumanize our transgender sisters. one less safe space. this is to all my white people who believe in LGBTQ rights but are "all lives matter" and the moment someone brings up racism, you tell them racism doesnt exist. this is to my best friend, who is an activist of ending all of the above. yet, who pulls my sleeve and says, “look how fat that woman is i can NOT believe she went out in that.” you cannot pick and choose when it comes to equality. you can not eat the seven layer dip and go for the beans while ignoring the rest. accept. acknowledge. listen. change. try a bite of the dip with all the seven layers i promise it will taste even better than before.
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Feb 16, 2016
Feb 16, 2016 at 4:44 AM UTC
SEVEN LAYER DIP
I always thought feminism was just for women. That feminism was a bra burning, man hating, joke. Then I had Mr. Thompson for AP US History. We were talking about the 1960’s and all the protests that were happening when we got to feminism and I let out an audible groan. Mr. Thompson got quiet, and approached my desk. “So you think feminism is a joke? Folks this is the problem we have with the word feminism. Because I bet you all think of feminism as a bunch of hippie women who don’t shave burning their bras? Well guess what that never happened. Feminism isn’t about putting women above anybody else. It’s about putting them on equal ground with men. It’s equality. And you know what? I’m a man and a feminist. You can be both!” Mr. Thompson taught me two things that day that have affected me to this day. 1. That I was an ignorant ***** And 2. Teaching can change not only a life but the course history as well. So now I’m a teacher, and a feminist. I see these same boys who were just like me who believe in equality but don’t know what feminism means. So I try my best when I talk about feminism in my history class to teach them better. And you might ask why does the label matter? When you misunderstand or degrade feminism you make it impossible for actual feminists to affect any actual change. I get laughed at when I tell people I’m a feminist. I get it from other men, from faculty, even from women. These people are not misogynists, but they aren’t doing much to help the cause either. I try and teach what feminism is about but every year I’m noticing people think this is an outdated concept. If you think that women’s rights will keep progressing as a natural function of time you are wrong. I teach history and time and time again societies that have been progressive, changed and people became oppressed. We still have a long way to go but if we don’t take feminism seriously we can lose what’s been achieved.
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Nov 12, 2015
Nov 12, 2015 at 1:45 PM UTC
I'm a guy. I'm a Feminist. Get over it.
I always thought feminism was just for women. That feminism was a bra burning, man hating, joke. Then I had Mr. Thompson for AP US History. We were talking about the 1960’s and all the protests that were happening when we got to feminism and I let out an audible groan. Mr. Thompson got quiet, and approached my desk. “So you think feminism is a joke? Folks this is the problem we have with the word feminism. Because I bet you all think of feminism as a bunch of hippie women who don’t shave burning their bras? Well guess what that never happened. Feminism isn’t about putting women above anybody else. It’s about putting them on equal ground with men. It’s equality. And you know what? I’m a man and a feminist. You can be both!” Mr. Thompson taught me two things that day that have affected me to this day. 1. That I was an ignorant ***** And 2. Teaching can change not only a life but the course history as well. So now I’m a teacher, and a feminist. I see these same boys who were just like me who believe in equality but don’t know what feminism means. So I try my best when I talk about feminism in my history class to teach them better. And you might ask why does the label matter? When you misunderstand or degrade feminism you make it impossible for actual feminists to affect any actual change. I get laughed at when I tell people I’m a feminist. I get it from other men, from faculty, even from women. These people are not misogynists, but they aren’t doing much to help the cause either. I try and teach what feminism is about but every year I’m noticing people think this is an outdated concept. If you think that women’s rights will keep progressing as a natural function of time you are wrong. I teach history and time and time again societies that have been progressive, changed and people became oppressed. We still have a long way to go but if we don’t take feminism seriously we can lose what’s been achieved.
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Certain men may be pigs, and maybe some feminists take it a bit far, but when it comes to sexism, I certainly don't think it's restricted to *** and when it comes to racism: there's no such thing as race. Far too many **** Sapiens are just ******* vapid and odious when it comes to their personality, in general. It doesn't matter if the narrative is One's *** or religion, politics, perceived gender, art, science, the weather or any other elite form of edified philosophy. I want to believe that everyone has merit- that they cannot be judged by any external entity that, because it is external, lacks the whole context. Still, some people spoil my attitude towards people a bit. Humans are my favorite counter-example; yet, I love us. Somehow. Jaded though I may well be, I seek foremost to be kind, but that makes you a doormat. One seems to have two choices: be a push-over, or an ******* I seek the middle path: empathic and kind, but also self-interested. ..something of a "passive-assertive" person. Returning to the point: I'm just an equalist, I guess. Egalitarian. Individualist. Sexism? Racism? Nationalism? Why the **** is it even an issue? Haven't we grown up at all in the last 10,000 years? If someone's skin color, chromosomal composition, language, wealth, ethnicity, or where on Earth they happened to be born is that big of an issue to you psychologically and socially, there are much bigger problems going unchecked boiling over within you. The abandoned kettle whistles. Good luck. Earnestly. We're all counting on you. People are people. Worry about yourself and what and who you love.
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Feb 13, 2015
Feb 13, 2015 at 12:20 AM UTC
A Rant named 'Tolerance'
Certain men may be pigs, and maybe some feminists take it a bit far, but when it comes to sexism, I certainly don't think it's restricted to *** and when it comes to racism: there's no such thing as race. Far too many **** Sapiens are just ******* vapid and odious when it comes to their personality, in general. It doesn't matter if the narrative is One's *** or religion, politics, perceived gender, art, science, the weather or any other elite form of edified philosophy. I want to believe that everyone has merit- that they cannot be judged by any external entity that, because it is external, lacks the whole context. Still, some people spoil my attitude towards people a bit. Humans are my favorite counter-example; yet, I love us. Somehow. Jaded though I may well be, I seek foremost to be kind, but that makes you a doormat. One seems to have two choices: be a push-over, or an ******* I seek the middle path: empathic and kind, but also self-interested. ..something of a "passive-assertive" person. Returning to the point: I'm just an equalist, I guess. Egalitarian. Individualist. Sexism? Racism? Nationalism? Why the **** is it even an issue? Haven't we grown up at all in the last 10,000 years? If someone's skin color, chromosomal composition, language, wealth, ethnicity, or where on Earth they happened to be born is that big of an issue to you psychologically and socially, there are much bigger problems going unchecked boiling over within you. The abandoned kettle whistles. Good luck. Earnestly. We're all counting on you. People are people. Worry about yourself and what and who you love.
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There are women against feminism And I really don't get that Feminism is about equal rights for men and women And without that I would spend my life suffering through the remark "Get back to the kitchen" Because it wouldn't be my place to deny that And little girls would grow up With their purpose in life to be To look pretty And have children Without feminists I would grow up and never get the chance to vote Without feminism It wouldn't matter if I had an education As long as I looked good enough to get a husband Isn't there something wrong with that And feminism is around today Because some men still look at women as objects Because women can't dress nice Without a male seeing it as an invitation Because women who have *** are ***** But guys who have *** are praised Because women get paid less than men Feminism still exists because so does inequality And men don't think I'm blaming you I'm blaming the society That uses a woman's body to sell anything from burgers To perfumes I'm blaming the society That constantly photoshops women I'm blaming the society That blames the victim I'm blaming the society That makes women believe feminism is wrong
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Oct 1, 2014
Oct 1, 2014 at 6:41 PM UTC
Feminism
West reality made so that people forced to consume whatever material or unmaterial goods here any protest is legalised in form of demo which is necessary surround by police northeless there are people exist who are illegal beside of refugees from east lands there also socalled  insane people who are locked in closed loony bin or hunted like amok untill they really get insane if you take separately each after other their fate and observe it precise you will find there all the evil of patriarchal repression what is the consequence of capitalism patriarchal repression which is so masterfully comuflaged in west but since the victims, the renegades live on rand of society no one ever take their lifes and deaths under lenses just example: feminists dont fight for the rights of the debased woman  in their neigbourhood but just speculate about arbitrageness in Iran not ever able to change something in afar lands they simply ignore evil which happens beside them every day, every night there is pseudo-publicity in capitalism since those who rebel against become mostly so oppressed that they never ever get any chance to speak out loud and revenge! While those anarchists and punks who squats in city and towns will never give political asylum to the one who's life circumtances penetrate to be betrayed by friends living on the streets and parks and hunted by psychiatry during anarchists and punks are not real activists of underground but just kind of subculture which live quite comfortably in capitalism it just funky to be anarchist or punk and nobody knows how they will act in critical situation I lost my believe on socalled leftists in fact they are same equal part of society like bankers or yuppies with a difference that they pretend  they still had some ideals! known to many believed by the few as the truth Accordingly my individual struggle their claim is nothing as fallacy whom believe? Whom with resist in action? Where hides real iconoclasts?
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Dec 11, 2013
Dec 11, 2013 at 6:04 AM UTC
reality for anarchist struggle (in west)
West reality made so that people forced to consume whatever material or unmaterial goods here any protest is legalised in form of demo which is necessary surround by police northeless there are people exist who are illegal beside of refugees from east lands there also socalled  insane people who are locked in closed loony bin or hunted like amok untill they really get insane if you take separately each after other their fate and observe it precise you will find there all the evil of patriarchal repression what is the consequence of capitalism patriarchal repression which is so masterfully comuflaged in west but since the victims, the renegades live on rand of society no one ever take their lifes and deaths under lenses just example: feminists dont fight for the rights of the debased woman  in their neigbourhood but just speculate about arbitrageness in Iran not ever able to change something in afar lands they simply ignore evil which happens beside them every day, every night there is pseudo-publicity in capitalism since those who rebel against become mostly so oppressed that they never ever get any chance to speak out loud and revenge! While those anarchists and punks who squats in city and towns will never give political asylum to the one who's life circumtances penetrate to be betrayed by friends living on the streets and parks and hunted by psychiatry during anarchists and punks are not real activists of underground but just kind of subculture which live quite comfortably in capitalism it just funky to be anarchist or punk and nobody knows how they will act in critical situation I lost my believe on socalled leftists in fact they are same equal part of society like bankers or yuppies with a difference that they pretend  they still had some ideals! known to many believed by the few as the truth Accordingly my individual struggle their claim is nothing as fallacy whom believe? Whom with resist in action? Where hides real iconoclasts?
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How do we create a system in which women are really free? Is that we want undefined freedom where we have no men and we hve what lesbians have? Or do we want the same equal rights as men? We as feminist cannot be so narrow minded +Liberal feminists want women to have the same equal rights as men. Are they not the same women who want their men to be all-male and masculine? +Marxist/socialist feminists focuses on investigating and explaining the ways in which women are oppressed through systems of capitalism and private property. According to Marxist feminists, women's liberation can only be achieved through a radical restructuring of the current capitalist economy in which much of women's labor is uncompensated. For these women, do not realize that they are the ones who chose to became mother's and end up with the 'unpaid compensation' of taking care of the child that comes along. Radical feminism blames men entirely on the exploitation. If there was no men, would we have been as happy as expected if we were to really revolutionize this system, of oppression, capitalism,discrimination and exploitayion. As women, it is always right to fight for what we believe in. But it is the truth that we should fight for, justice and peace among men. Exploits made my men over years have cause women, who are considered'by nature' to be subject class , to think that they are really less than men. ?In truth, we are made from the same flesh and organs just as them. Is it not us females who bleed once a month, bears children and cope with the problems that comes with the family we have to grow and breed? We are strong enough but at the end of the day we need someone to submissive to and that should only ne the lawful wedded husband that the Lord himself has granted us with. We are called to be strong but submissive when the time and place comes as there is a time and place for everything understand. Strong and submissive should be our mission without being confused by men and that is the type of feminism we should live by.
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Sep 24, 2014
Sep 24, 2014 at 6:23 PM UTC
Feminism
How do we create a system in which women are really free? Is that we want undefined freedom where we have no men and we hve what lesbians have? Or do we want the same equal rights as men? We as feminist cannot be so narrow minded +Liberal feminists want women to have the same equal rights as men. Are they not the same women who want their men to be all-male and masculine? +Marxist/socialist feminists focuses on investigating and explaining the ways in which women are oppressed through systems of capitalism and private property. According to Marxist feminists, women's liberation can only be achieved through a radical restructuring of the current capitalist economy in which much of women's labor is uncompensated. For these women, do not realize that they are the ones who chose to became mother's and end up with the 'unpaid compensation' of taking care of the child that comes along. Radical feminism blames men entirely on the exploitation. If there was no men, would we have been as happy as expected if we were to really revolutionize this system, of oppression, capitalism,discrimination and exploitayion. As women, it is always right to fight for what we believe in. But it is the truth that we should fight for, justice and peace among men. Exploits made my men over years have cause women, who are considered'by nature' to be subject class , to think that they are really less than men. ?In truth, we are made from the same flesh and organs just as them. Is it not us females who bleed once a month, bears children and cope with the problems that comes with the family we have to grow and breed? We are strong enough but at the end of the day we need someone to submissive to and that should only ne the lawful wedded husband that the Lord himself has granted us with. We are called to be strong but submissive when the time and place comes as there is a time and place for everything understand. Strong and submissive should be our mission without being confused by men and that is the type of feminism we should live by.
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They're a funny lot, some of these poets, feisty feminists, dreamers, anti-money, and even some who are very self-defecating about themselves. And then there's the literary, learned allusion lot, and some who've got their eye on eternity, that's what, and others who rub too much turps on the **** of their imagination. But it's the long-winded poets who make me squirm, and for god’s sake, give me a bottle of red wine when the ones with blue-rinse hair get up to have their turn. They're terribly nice, but they need an echidna stuffed right up you know where - at least once, if not twice. And give me another bottle of the red, even if it's rough, or better still a whole case of that stuff, just to protect me from those who bleed too much in poems. Psychoanalytic stuff makes me paralytic and I have to stifle groans. But most of all, I like the poets with their tongues on fire, the ones who lick lightening before they write and who throw a sizzling poem down like a thunderbolt from Zeus. I like poems marsh mellow soft and bitter-sweet, too, and those oozing with the juice. And if a poem's loud and flash, so what? I like a bit of swagger, with shameless **** and *** And sometimes, I just like words that rhyme with licorice, Dionysius, Priapus, Bacchus and preposterous! Also, what the **** a poem can even give offense. Poets sometimes need to do this to stop indifference. They call this poet's license, but really, indifference is the only hell from which us poets need deliverance.
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Oct 30, 2012
Oct 30, 2012 at 6:56 AM UTC
Poets
They're a funny lot, some of these poets, feisty feminists, dreamers, anti-money, and even some who are very self-defecating about themselves. And then there's the literary, learned allusion lot, and some who've got their eye on eternity, that's what, and others who rub too much turps on the **** of their imagination. But it's the long-winded poets who make me squirm, and for god’s sake, give me a bottle of red wine when the ones with blue-rinse hair get up to have their turn. They're terribly nice, but they need an echidna stuffed right up you know where - at least once, if not twice. And give me another bottle of the red, even if it's rough, or better still a whole case of that stuff, just to protect me from those who bleed too much in poems. Psychoanalytic stuff makes me paralytic and I have to stifle groans. But most of all, I like the poets with their tongues on fire, the ones who lick lightening before they write and who throw a sizzling poem down like a thunderbolt from Zeus. I like poems marsh mellow soft and bitter-sweet, too, and those oozing with the juice. And if a poem's loud and flash, so what? I like a bit of swagger, with shameless **** and *** And sometimes, I just like words that rhyme with licorice, Dionysius, Priapus, Bacchus and preposterous! Also, what the **** a poem can even give offense. Poets sometimes need to do this to stop indifference. They call this poet's license, but really, indifference is the only hell from which us poets need deliverance.
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******* white people; hide their racism behind vapid "opinion". ******* white folks will argue you can't argue with results and numbers because white people can strip race from the issue and swear it's "equal". White people without culture or identity, strip it from others. Call you naked as they strut in stolen clothing. Full of silicone. **** with white people, find out they know the struggle by the article. They can sweat big stuff, but their racism is in the cracks and seeping. Disappointingly, you can't trust white people for **** not even me. Not Bush, not Clinton, Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders, ******* Macklemore, Not Bill O'Reilly, and not Jon Stewart, and not viral feminists/ white feminism, Taylor Swift's white sisterhood, their artists, music, writers, poetry, actors, authors, painters and sculptors and bloggers, their politicians, obviously, but also their lawyers, doctors, their engineers and scientists and businesses, economists or pastors, preachers, religion, programmers, products, video games and novels; They will let you down. The rich or the poor, it really doesn't matter. They will let you down.
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Feb 21, 2016
Feb 21, 2016 at 1:53 PM UTC
**** White Folk."
I don't cry a lot, or at all for that matter. I've fooled myself into thinking strength, isn't comforted by weakness. Truth is, weakness is the builder of strength. I find that so contradictory, because what breaks me, tears me up and what strengthens me, builds my character up. No one decides, which is which. We have feminists arguing on behalf of the woman, dictating and reasoning for emotional expressions, but society judges being make and falling. Being a man, is a matter of endurance through hardships, breaking sweats, but never breaking a tear, because water works shouldn't work on male species, because feeling, isn't in our nature, says society. So, we aimlessly tear through the jungle, hunting for what we don't know, looking for a next meal, never being content, because, contentment is not part of our nature, says society. With private parts being made public, we move through the next with being hesitant, by the time she realizes, she's already been ****** Break hearts, play hearts and acting like we have hearts. That's society's perception of the male species. Society never talks about, the clean up crew. Society, never speaks about me. Society never speaks about my ****** hands with cuts of your broken heart, and with missing body parts try to bring aid to your heart. Society never speaks about trying to make you understand how I'm different, and with countless bouquets, it's never okay to let me in because you let him in, and from the ******* he left like you were nothing, and now that you have something, you won't let me in. He penetrated your skin, and I'm not fascinated by it, I was see your soul unmasked to mine, so I explore your soul before your body, and these steps I take on hot coal, because he didn't care so much so that the cuts burn. Your soul is almost like a morgue, I swear it's like your heart has been cremated, with an invite to your funeral, I hope you spread your ashes on my heart, so once again you can feel something whole, again.
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Mar 9, 2017
Mar 9, 2017 at 12:50 PM UTC
Picking Up Broken Pieces
I don't cry a lot, or at all for that matter. I've fooled myself into thinking strength, isn't comforted by weakness. Truth is, weakness is the builder of strength. I find that so contradictory, because what breaks me, tears me up and what strengthens me, builds my character up. No one decides, which is which. We have feminists arguing on behalf of the woman, dictating and reasoning for emotional expressions, but society judges being make and falling. Being a man, is a matter of endurance through hardships, breaking sweats, but never breaking a tear, because water works shouldn't work on male species, because feeling, isn't in our nature, says society. So, we aimlessly tear through the jungle, hunting for what we don't know, looking for a next meal, never being content, because, contentment is not part of our nature, says society. With private parts being made public, we move through the next with being hesitant, by the time she realizes, she's already been ****** Break hearts, play hearts and acting like we have hearts. That's society's perception of the male species. Society never talks about, the clean up crew. Society, never speaks about me. Society never speaks about my ****** hands with cuts of your broken heart, and with missing body parts try to bring aid to your heart. Society never speaks about trying to make you understand how I'm different, and with countless bouquets, it's never okay to let me in because you let him in, and from the ******* he left like you were nothing, and now that you have something, you won't let me in. He penetrated your skin, and I'm not fascinated by it, I was see your soul unmasked to mine, so I explore your soul before your body, and these steps I take on hot coal, because he didn't care so much so that the cuts burn. Your soul is almost like a morgue, I swear it's like your heart has been cremated, with an invite to your funeral, I hope you spread your ashes on my heart, so once again you can feel something whole, again.
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Emasculate Feud, take his ******* and ***** so that you can travel the Jungian road of unicorns, rainbows, and pixies with no ****** Uncle Al Crowley he died deranged like you- -your very existence. --Out of context-- like your quote of James Madison: To fulfill your nihilist message of hope without a ****** Freud who knew you all to well, needs no ***** or ******* to think, unlike you. © S. Wesley Mcgranor
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Feb 4, 2015
Feb 4, 2015 at 8:46 PM UTC
A Feminists Ode
In India, we need feminism Because, it stands for equality Before you start losing your calm Please allow me to clarify Feminism means not, women dominating men It means equal rights for both men and women And of course, women empowerment Now, let me be blunt India is not and has never been a great place for women Our society enables male ********** In almost every sphere of life Which ends up creating a lot of strife It is time to change all of that Hence, is feminism so important Because, women need to find their voice And for that, they must have a choice To do what they desire Without invoking the society's ire So, it is time to dismantle our Brahminical patriarchy Only then, can we really reform our society Because, gender and caste go hand-in-hand We cannot destroy gender inequality with a magic wand It is necessary to strike at its very root Which, essentially, is caste For instance, why do so many rapes happen? Because, they enable upper caste male ********** ****** harassment and **** reinforce the caste structure Thus, does the Manusmriti continue to influence gender And proactively hinder women empowerment Again, this is why feminism is so important But it also needs to be intersectional And include women at all levels Of our wretched caste hierarchy In order to achieve gender equality It is necessary for Brahmin and Savarna women to take a pause And allow Bahujan women to make uniformed choices for themselves Instead of dictating terms to them all the time Also, men need to be part of feminism After all, inclusiveness is the very core of feminism It transcends gender, *** race, religion and caste Was not Babasaheb Dr. B.R. Ambedkar one of India's greatest feminists? It is thanks to this beautiful soul That, at least in theory, are men and women equal As far as our country is concerned Therefore, feminism is something we greatly need But it can be successful only when it includes everyone Thus, in order to make India a much safer place for women Everybody must adopt feminism Because, it is equivalent to humanism! Jai Bhim!!
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Oct 14, 2024
Oct 14, 2024 at 12:18 AM UTC
The Importance Of Feminism in India
In India, we need feminism Because, it stands for equality Before you start losing your calm Please allow me to clarify Feminism means not, women dominating men It means equal rights for both men and women And of course, women empowerment Now, let me be blunt India is not and has never been a great place for women Our society enables male ********** In almost every sphere of life Which ends up creating a lot of strife It is time to change all of that Hence, is feminism so important Because, women need to find their voice And for that, they must have a choice To do what they desire Without invoking the society's ire So, it is time to dismantle our Brahminical patriarchy Only then, can we really reform our society Because, gender and caste go hand-in-hand We cannot destroy gender inequality with a magic wand It is necessary to strike at its very root Which, essentially, is caste For instance, why do so many rapes happen? Because, they enable upper caste male ********** ****** harassment and **** reinforce the caste structure Thus, does the Manusmriti continue to influence gender And proactively hinder women empowerment Again, this is why feminism is so important But it also needs to be intersectional And include women at all levels Of our wretched caste hierarchy In order to achieve gender equality It is necessary for Brahmin and Savarna women to take a pause And allow Bahujan women to make uniformed choices for themselves Instead of dictating terms to them all the time Also, men need to be part of feminism After all, inclusiveness is the very core of feminism It transcends gender, *** race, religion and caste Was not Babasaheb Dr. B.R. Ambedkar one of India's greatest feminists? It is thanks to this beautiful soul That, at least in theory, are men and women equal As far as our country is concerned Therefore, feminism is something we greatly need But it can be successful only when it includes everyone Thus, in order to make India a much safer place for women Everybody must adopt feminism Because, it is equivalent to humanism! Jai Bhim!!
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Give me back my sheets! You have stained them... With your neo-nazism. White pride world wide? You are no nativist. Sure Whites are now eight percent of the population, but is race culture? Catholic under those stained sheets? Your diocese's came and made that road to Rome. Albeit subversion of Americanism mutually. And as communism did exactly what we knew, by way of the Black Church and the Synagogue. Have manifested Jewish rites in governance. Made non-miscegenation taboo for Whites systematically. Compromised national sovereignty for a global order. All the while feminists have made the womb an ego for Moloch. You say the Ku Klux **** is unacceptable? They are nil. Yet you romanticize the mafia. Thank you mafia for upholding the unions, gambling and *********** Give me back my sheets! © S. Wesley Mcgranor
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Feb 5, 2015
Feb 5, 2015 at 12:58 AM UTC
Give Me Back My Sheets
'Feminism' A word poisoned with stereotypes A noun sprinkled with hate A collection of letters looked at as a curse We are taught at a very young age how society works Where men and women stand Men are meant to climb the social ladder to the highest point While women 'stay in the kitchen' A sentence thrown around like an old baseball A constellation of words that has been whipped at women since the beginning of time Have you ever been hit by a ball? It stings Guess what So do those words Susan B. Anthony fought long and hard to get women equal rights Susan B. Anthony did not fight long and hard for women to be accused for wearing a skirt that is too short Elizabeth Blackwell became a doctor to prove that women can do any job a man can do Elizabeth Blackwell did not become a doctor to get paid less than a man for doing the same job Judy Chicago wrote a book on feminism to create a movement Judy Chicago did not write a book on feminism to have feminists looked at like criminals We do not belong in the kitchen We belong exactly where men belong Right next to them Wherever they may be We are not creatures We are not servants We are not your cat so please stop calling at us like we are one on the street We are women We are strong We are brave We feel We hurt Have you noticed that men are all those things too? We are equals
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Apr 4, 2014
Apr 4, 2014 at 8:26 AM UTC
Feminism
I must be blessed, Surrounded by benevolent spirits, Guarded by angels, Watched by my ancestors before me. This life cannot have been the first time we’ve met. Some never find, What we have discovered in each other. We are a four leaf clover, A needle in a haystack, A rare and precious taonga, A treasured gift. We are perfect, Immaculate. In you I find a comfort, That sometimes wanders from myself, You are my closest companion, and I learn so much From the way that you are. We are sisters, Blood is irrelevant. We are weird sisters, Queer witchy feminists, Living by self-developed norms, Rather than societal, The value of which cannot be overestimated. Together we cannot be held back. We are perfect, Immaculate. I will float with you In our next life also.
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Jul 20, 2016
Jul 20, 2016 at 4:30 AM UTC
Weird Sisters