Rock Or Rap - Page 4

erisvontartarus · 10-20-2004, 08:55 AM

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Originally Posted by WorkinClassHero

Me! I did! I did!

I appreciate your struggle, i really do, but the mainstream feminists have achieved at the expense of the Working Class men, not the corporate capitalist Patriarchy. Working class men cant work to provide for their family anymore because thats patriarchical, but there are still pictures of scantily clad ladies advertising everything and anything plastered around.

How about providing for each other in a relationship and living and working equally. both do the same both have the same rights and thats it. full stop. no gender bla bla no sexes being devided then some feminin sexyness and male masculinity is only the icing and gets things interesting. without any social and political values. thats fine for me then.

struggle is what you say not what i am talking about. i do not struggle in the relationship with my boyfriend. its just happiness.

chiron · 10-20-2004, 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Pendragon

Basically which Is best. When I say rock I mean all types of rock, same goes for rap. My vote goes to ROCK! I mean I despise rap intirely. I cant stand it but thats just me I also cannot stand country.

Do you like Tool. I think Tool is worse than both rap and rock

chiron · 10-20-2004, 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by erisvontartarus

struggle is what you say not what i am talking about. i do not struggle in the relationship with my boyfriend. its just happiness.

Well... then what are you complaining about?

Music Director · 10-20-2004, 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by chiron

Do you like Tool. I think Tool is worse than both rap and rock

I agree 100% with this statement.

WorkinClassHero · 10-21-2004, 07:42 AM

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Originally Posted by erisvontartarus

How about providing for each other in a relationship and living and working equally. both do the same both have the same rights and thats it. full stop. no gender bla bla no sexes being devided then some feminin sexyness and male masculinity is only the icing and gets things interesting. without any social and political values. thats fine for me then.

struggle is what you say not what i am talking about. i do not struggle in the relationship with my boyfriend. its just happiness.

And if feminists really did that, i wouldnt have a problem. But instead theyre Germaine Greer, and other demagogues condemning this and that, bruising the self esteem of the man on the street, whilst the capitalist still uses women as a marketing tool, and pays them shitty wages.

erisvontartarus · 10-25-2004, 06:59 AM

Giving head?

Am I under influence or did I really read that?
Go back to bed! Us women do not rate mens bed
talents by their political and social views.

Forever Jazzed · 10-25-2004, 03:22 PM

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Originally Posted by chiron

Do you like Tool. I think Tool is worse than both rap and rock

boo!

...besides, last time I checked Tool was very much rock music...

GDK · 10-25-2004, 03:53 PM

Rap because it was lonely.

onop · 10-25-2004, 04:47 PM

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Originally Posted by erisvontartarus

Giving head?

Am I under influence or did I really read that?
Go back to bed! Us women do not rate mens bed
talents by their political and social views.

Wow. Isn't that sort of a stereotypical assumption made by you, who thinks that just because you're a woman you can speak for all women, even though you condemed people who do that when you said:

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A woman is not is not a whore or a holy woman or a mother only. She is a human being and not a fucking image in a bikini or in a genital in a porn magazine.

So basically, women can't and shouldn't be labeled with cliches and stereotypes unless it's by you?

Also, I'm kind of confused by this:

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How about providing for each other in a relationship and living and working equally. both do the same both have the same rights and thats it. full stop. no gender bla bla no sexes being devided then some feminin sexyness and male masculinity is only the icing and gets things interesting. without any social and political values. thats fine for me then.

Is fiminine sexiness alright as long as it's not coupled with male masculinity? Speaking of which, what does male masculinity have anything to do with the situation? Male masculinity is a worse crime then feminine sexiness, which isn't wrong at all. Besides, saying that a system where one half of a couple works and the other stays home is wrong is just plain stupid, because you cannot account for any given situation. What if it's the choice of the one of them, or what if there are children and the family cannot afford a babysitter? Then should the man stay home, purely because if the woman stays home it's sexist and male dominating? I don't exactly see where you're coming from.

GDK · 10-25-2004, 06:35 PM

owned.