My Theory About Why Feminism is Currently Irrelevent to Millenials

[mickmoranis]

Update:

so feminism is such bullshit that we manged to turn the entire thread into a conversation of race relations in america.

So if you needed a reminder: Feminism is dead.

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[AzzarTheGod]

Originally Posted by Patriam1066 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Harris county (Houston) doesn't even arrest you for weed anymore

It's 2017 pussy Texas leads the nation in everything, especially masculinity

The rent looks cheap for good luxury n square feet in H Town.

I'm eyeing it as a move. keep in mind i have not experienced the goodness of the california living but im looking to maximize my dollars before i make the cali jump to no-dollars status.

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dude your posts legit make me miss texas WTF? god bless you

*pans lens to Texas*

[hyejin]

I miss Golden Corral but the twinks are worth the trade

[mickmoranis]

Texas is great. There's no reason not to love it there. I spend as much of my time as I can in that state.

Cali is also great but it's got more problems, cost of living being the main one, also the insufferable know it all pajama boys are lurking everywhere.

[maskedmelon]

Originally Posted by loramin [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

The Jews are a very interesting case, because they're different even from other "model minorities" (eg. Japanese and Korean immigrants). What makes the Jews special is, ironically, laws created by Christians. Christians weren't allowed to lend money, and Jews weren't allowed to own land, so these Christian laws all but forced Jews to go into banking, money-lending, and mercantilism. It turns out that being involved with money while everyone around you isn't is kind of good for accumulating money, and when you apply that over hundreds and hundreds of years you get their out-sized influence (which is not to say that a secret cabal of Jews runs the world, just that on average in many countries a Jew will have more money/influence than the average non-Jewish citizen).

Contrast that with people who literally owned nothing less than 200 years ago, had no such laws benefiting them (ironically, although those laws were meant to hurt the Jews, they wound up being helpful) and I think it becomes a lot clearer how one "former slave group" could be vastly more successful than another former slave group (and that's not even accounting for the wealth of other factors that separate Jews from blacks).

This is what I'm talking about ;n; You don't even read the post before responding with unrelated information associated tangentially with one of the words you find most compelling.

You saw "jews," assumed I was making a comparison between contemporary populations and responded with information on that topic. had you read the rest of the post, you would realize it lacked any serious argument. you need to slow down, stop attempting to infer motives and listen to the question. It is evident you know a lot ^^ stop being so eager to simply share what you know and you'll find it will serve you better. or continue to troll ^^

[skarlorn]

cali is just so fucking expensive.

I find lack of topography somewhat oppressive in much of Texas, particularly my homecity of H-Town. Additionally, walking around Houston mostly sucks, and I am a person who loves to walk places.

Houston's increasing diversity, affordability, warm weather, and good tax situation all make it pretty dank.

I'm eyeing a move out of Cali myself. Struggling to choose, either gonna be PDX area cause I have some siblings there... or idk.

Sometimes it's hard to be a digital marketer with no geographic business roots.

If you're a granola or "I MUST HAVE NATURE" type person, houston also sucs. But I'm coming to realize I am a deep lover of gritty Metropolis, industry, and shizzz

[mickmoranis]

Originally Posted by maskedmelon [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

This is what I'm talking about ;n; You don't even read the post before responding with unrelated information associated tangentially with one of the words you find most compelling.

What if me and loramin were the same person ^_______________-

[mickmoranis]

Originally Posted by skarlorn [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

cali is just so fucking expensive.

I find lack of topography somewhat oppressive in much of Texas, particularly my homecity of H-Town. Additionally, walking around Houston mostly sucks, and I am a person who loves to walk places.

Houston's increasing diversity, affordability, warm weather, and good tax situation all make it pretty dank.

I'm eyeing a move out of Cali myself. Struggling to choose, either gonna be PDX area cause I have some siblings there... or idk.

Sometimes it's hard to be a digital marketer with no geographic business roots.

If you're a granola or "I MUST HAVE NATURE" type person, houston also sucs. But I'm coming to realize I am a deep lover of gritty Metropolis, industry, and shizzz

Try the south!

Avoid the north east imo

Pacific nw is also good but you will find some people who ride unicycles, wear tootoos and top hats that won't stop yelling about how conservatives are steifiling their creativity.

[maskedmelon]

Originally Posted by mickmoranis [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

What if me and loramin were the same person ^_______________-

I was afraid to make the accusation (o^^o)

[skarlorn]

yes i often struggle with the PNW culture of unicycle riding anti-capitalist grungy heroin addicts