ruuster13
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- Comment on Anon questions the epidemic 4 days ago:
I know. They’re on 4chan.
- Comment on Anon questions the epidemic 5 days ago:
It’s useful to talk about how the loneliness epidemic affects men and women differently. But when someone talks about the “male” loneliness epidemic and all it’s statistics about virginity, you know their bigger problem is how they spend their time online.
- Comment on Anon questions the epidemic 5 days ago:
If only I knew earlier that the males are all suffering with virginity. I could be out there solving this thing one by one (I’m gay).
- Comment on Anon questions the epidemic 6 days ago:
There is no male loneliness epidemic; there is a loneliness epidemic. They have been talking about it since at least 2020 and it predates the pandemic. Anyone calling it a male loneliness epidemic is absolutely engagement farming. The entire manosphere is a rage-bait-engagement-farming scam.
- Comment on Arizona doctors vote to form state’s first physicians’ union 1 week ago:
This type of uncorrelated extrapolation suggests you are not extremely pro-union
- Comment on Anon learns about cars 1 week ago:
Born to be a pilot. Cursed to be a 4chan poster.
- Comment on Why is the world's "oldest profession" still illegal ? Instead of being better managed? 1 week ago:
Buckle up, bucaroos.
The world’s oldest profession is a catch-all for desperate, impoverished, oppressed women who “join” (under duress) the workforce in this industry. Sex work is more broad than prostitution. Porn models, escorts, and many others exists under its umbrella.
The woman’s body is the highest prize in patriarchal society. Men who get the prize without “earning” it (i.e. through marriage) and instead pay for it, feel ashamed, which they then project upon the worker. The quick ROI of the market attracts the worst predators in society, who harm and abuse the workers. (Not ALL men do this, yadda yadda).
The workers need extra legal protection, but there’s a significant overlap of predatory men and rulers, politicians, et. al., who don’t want their prey to have protection.
Whenever it is legalized, some horrific murder or routine abuse gets publicized and causes patriarchal moral panic. The blame inevitably gets placed on the sex worker, and the solution by the men in power is to outlaw it (begrudgingly, because they know it will now be harder to access). It’s the exact same reaction you see when a monogamous man gets caught cheating on his wife with an escort. In that case, the wife acts as an arm of the patriarchy and demands her husband blame the sex worker, which helps her avoid feeling the tough emotions that might otherwise end the marriage.
If you look at our current system, Only Fans is known to be a safe harbor for some sex workers. But we’re starting to see vultures called OF Managers (née pimps) moving in to commodotize the market. They are always here. The industry shifts and adapts to new societal norms (aka the regulatory environment) and the pimps are always right behind. The workers need extra legal protection from this threat.
But you’ll also notice how the manosphere (The Young Predators) has thoroughly entrenched a specific dehumanizing narrative online about OF workers. There is no legal appetite to adapt to the new threat. It will continue this way, sex workers being preyed upon, until something horrific gets publicized. Then there is a little battle between activists crying for better legal protection and the patriarchy crying for bans. The winner of the battle dictates which direction the legal system responds. Rinse and repeat.
- Comment on Who are these followers? 1 week ago:
One trying to get into your pants
- Comment on you know what's mildly infuriating? a reposter bot 2 weeks ago:
Social media as a whole has been abysmal about allowing content to be cited, linked, or tracked back to original sources. I consider it a fundamental flaw to solve. Imgur was one attempt but big tech was way too greedy and every site wanted to host (read: own) anything that gets posted. This could be one of the genuinely useful problems for AI to help tackle.
- Comment on Anon has seen it all before 2 weeks ago:
2 strips of gold-pressed latinum for you
- Comment on This comically terrible mug 2 weeks ago:
AlBuQu~2~E~2~R
- Comment on How would you safely and privately child-proof a PC? 2 weeks ago:
Blocks are invitations to become a hacker. Teach your kids to trust you and they’ll talk to you about anything they see.
- Comment on Anon is only a little strange 3 weeks ago:
Bottom-up view of sitting person
- Comment on Anon is only a little strange 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on Hayden Panettiere’s Estranged Mom Speaks Out After Actor’s Death: She ‘Lost Her Way’ and ‘I Wish She Had Stayed True to Herself’ 3 weeks ago:
Well I think we can now call this mystery solved. Childhood trauma is real and affects you for life.
- Comment on Are there any serial killers still active in the US today? With all the tech like dna, fingerprints, flock camera's etc. Would it be almost impossible to be one? 3 weeks ago:
Theory:
- Comment on 4 weeks ago:
Critical Space Theory
- Comment on 4 weeks ago:
The Traveler showing up to further Wesley’s Hero’s Journey feels a bit easier to swallow when framed as a “part of the clusterfuck” episode.
- Comment on The way Walmart delivered my son’s new backpack 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on Anon survives a flood 5 weeks ago:
Died bcause trout was their staple and they couldn’t get more?
- Comment on Amazon thought it would be a good idea to not include subtitles in a film made entirely with sign language. 5 weeks ago:
U have seen this one?
- Comment on Amazon thought it would be a good idea to not include subtitles in a film made entirely with sign language. 5 weeks ago:
No info about film in thread: mildy infuriating.
- Comment on How can people know what they want at a given moment? 5 weeks ago:
It’s not specific or precise. You cast a wide net to meet needs based on what your brain thinks you need and where you can get it. The part of your brain that says I’m thirsty might not work well but some other part convinces you to drink anyway, otherwise you wouldn’t be alive. Your nutrient needs can get met by a variety of sources. Maybe your system adapts well to just the basics. If it gets x proteins and y carbs, it’s happy. The part of a brain that develops cravings in other people hasn’t needed to develop in you. Or maybe stomachs needs a certain nutrient that yours produces naturally while others have to seek it out.
- Comment on How can people know what they want at a given moment? 5 weeks ago:
Evolution explains it. Hunger = need food. As we evolved, our needs got more complex and it’s no longer trivial to identify specific needs from behaviors. If you crave KFC, maybe your system needs sodium, protein, and 11 other herbs and spices. Boston Legal is a popular show because it makes many people’s brains produce some of the neurotransmitters they need at the moment. If you fall in love, your brain might think the person would maximize opportunities for reproducing over time. Different humans will fall in love for different reasons as their body attempts to satisfy different combinations of needs.
- Comment on Anon notices a problem 1 month ago:
Silly fallacy. What about the deep abysses on planets we don’t yet know exist?
- Comment on Anon joins a shitposting group 1 month ago:
Female… shitposter?
- Comment on Copper 2 months ago:
But there is another… the convection space between the fins.
- Comment on A lot of people who try to start a religion are seen as mentally ill. Like Jim Jones, David Koresh, the UFO guy, and L Ron Hubbard. Then could it be a safe bet that Jesus was mentally ill? 2 months ago:
They go hand in hand. Narcissistic personality disorder plus antisocial personality disorder is what makes them so charismatic.
- Comment on Anon likes a woman 2 months ago:
Women can self-loathe too. The mistake some men make is thinking they’re all the same.
- Comment on Examples of roles where actors from Star Trek give better performances than they did on Star Trek? 2 months ago:
Whoopi Goldberg, Sister Act II