Similarly, Hollywood is full of bad boys who glorify violence, drunkness, misogyny and aggression. They encourage boys to degrade themselves by getting smashed, taking drugs, being violent and breaking the law.
However, they have been judged more than Hollywood bad girls. Much judgment has been directed towards them by women's groups to claim to seek ending the exploitation of women and girls. Why do such activists not criticise the Hollywood women who are equally bad, and influence young women to degrade themselves? It is because they think women are 'morally superior'.
What people see on screen has a much greater effect than one knows. Until one is shocked into seeing how much one is influenced by TV, one will be influenced by it.
Showing posts with label Violence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Violence. Show all posts
Monday, 10 February 2014
Monday, 20 January 2014
Backlash?
Sweden, reportedly, has an oppressive radical feminist government. According to the writer of the blog, Why I Left Sweden, despite high living standards that are the envy of the world, the culture is one that is oppressive, particularly towards men. People often think that their actions will not have consequences, but they do. A video in Sweden depicts a group of young women who not only murdered a man, but celebrated it. Videos, and the media generally indicate the culture of a country, but not always. Could this possibly explain any rise in violence against women and rape in Sweden, or any other feminist country for that matter?
Saturday, 28 December 2013
The Two Fighting Youths
A youth punched another youth
In the darkness of the valley
The punching and beating and kicking
Went on repeatedly
The onlookers gazed far into the distance
Not even eyeing the river of blood
The sun came up
And two bodies were found
One would wonder
How many more bodies could be found
If anyone stopped to help
For the victim was not innocent victim
But a guilty victim
Who had glassed her victim
Because she was casually talking to her lover
In the darkness of the valley
The punching and beating and kicking
Went on repeatedly
The onlookers gazed far into the distance
Not even eyeing the river of blood
The sun came up
And two bodies were found
One would wonder
How many more bodies could be found
If anyone stopped to help
For the victim was not innocent victim
But a guilty victim
Who had glassed her victim
Because she was casually talking to her lover
Friday, 13 December 2013
Imagine a Boot Stamping on a Human Face
Imagine a boot stamping on a human face - forever. This is what Big Brother said to Winston, the protagonist of George Orwell's 1984 who sought to resist a totalitarian government, but tragically failed to do so. Sadly enough, one need not imagine such a violent oppressive act. One need only see what is happening through the news and by personal observation.
Australia is becoming increasingly violent. A man stomped on someone's head as a act of violence in New South Wales. This is only one is many cases of violence. However, such acts of violence against a man is not portrayed by the media as something that is shocking or even unacceptable. It is portrayed as something normal and tolerable, fueling a culture of violence. Only acts of violence against Australian women are portrayed as unacceptable and worthy of condemnation, whereas acts of violence against all others are unworthy of any media attention. In addition to this, speaking out against the media for omitting such acts is considered 'sacrilege' in our culture because speaking out about media bias towards its favourite group incites 'violence against (read: Australian) women'.
Silence about evil is worse than the act of evil itself. Thus, the media is a boot that stamps on the faces of certain groups by politicising the suffering of others. The media is the root of all hypocritical "benevolence".
Australia is becoming increasingly violent. A man stomped on someone's head as a act of violence in New South Wales. This is only one is many cases of violence. However, such acts of violence against a man is not portrayed by the media as something that is shocking or even unacceptable. It is portrayed as something normal and tolerable, fueling a culture of violence. Only acts of violence against Australian women are portrayed as unacceptable and worthy of condemnation, whereas acts of violence against all others are unworthy of any media attention. In addition to this, speaking out against the media for omitting such acts is considered 'sacrilege' in our culture because speaking out about media bias towards its favourite group incites 'violence against (read: Australian) women'.
Silence about evil is worse than the act of evil itself. Thus, the media is a boot that stamps on the faces of certain groups by politicising the suffering of others. The media is the root of all hypocritical "benevolence".
Thursday, 28 November 2013
Beware the Nice Sweet Person
There has been a great deal of campaigns in Australia regarding violence, that is, violence against (Australian?) women but not violence against other groups. Violence is force used against someone such that the victim is unable to resist it, to control the behaviour of the subject in the long term or short term. Physical acts which perpetrate such force are obvious, but verbal abuse is not. This is because it is hard to determine whether verbal messages cause someone to behaviour accordingly to another's will. Furthermore, behaving according to the will of another may not necessarily be done out of lack of individual autonomy.
The signs of a violent person are:
The signs of a violent person are:
- repetitive or constant swearing
- immodest dressing
- often gathering together with people who are aggressive
- intentionally rude gestures
- unsympathetic
- appreciation/taste for crude jokes, especially jokes which make fun of oppression or weakness of others, but yet feel offended when people make jokes about them
- attempting to spread ideology that picks on only certain groups while forgetting it own group regarding violence e.g. feminism, in particular Australian feminism
If there is one piece of advice I could give you, it would be that people who seem nice and demand good respectful treatment, usually in a way which makes you feel bad because you know you haven't done anything wrong are the people who can be trusted the LEAST. There are many people like this at the university I attend, and perhaps in the whole country. The domestic university student population is largely representative of Australian youth. This should remind you of certain people. The Jezebel spirit has entrapped Australian society.
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Thursday, 31 October 2013
Australia: The land where the victim can be in a "dominant" group
Australia is very pro-minoritarian country, in particular feminist and full of violence. Political correctness and postmodern moral relativism are the two culprits that are responsible for such evil perverted ideologies. One in three victims of domestic violence is a man. Men are silenced from speaking out about violence perpetrated against them by a close female partner or family member. Academia has turned a blind eye to this social reality in the name of advancing the ideology of liberalism - that morality is relative, and that those who are of 'dominant' groups (whatever that means) are always to blame. This idea itself is corrupt. Welcome to decadent Australia.
I strongly recommend you check out this link. http://www.unimondo.org/Notizie/Australia.-Quando-la-vittima-porta-i-pantaloni-143151. The author, Daniela Bandelli is an Italian journalist who specialises in social issues and is conducting a PhD on gender violence discourses.
Daniela blogs at http://danielabandelli.wordpress.com.
Her LinkedIn profile can be found at : http://au.linkedin.com/pub/daniela-bandelli/7/b46/558.
I strongly recommend you check out this link. http://www.unimondo.org/Notizie/Australia.-Quando-la-vittima-porta-i-pantaloni-143151. The author, Daniela Bandelli is an Italian journalist who specialises in social issues and is conducting a PhD on gender violence discourses.
Daniela blogs at http://danielabandelli.wordpress.com.
Her LinkedIn profile can be found at : http://au.linkedin.com/pub/daniela-bandelli/7/b46/558.
Tuesday, 22 October 2013
Characteristics of the Typical Australian University Student
There are several identifiable characteristics of the typical Australian university student. Most of them are influenced by their parents, as children are influenced by parents. Owing to the rise of the welfare state, and the very concept of liberalism, the country has produced a generation of degenerate, perverse people. These characteristics are:
- Sense of self-entitlement - thinks that one deserves to be not only complemented, but treated as smart, attractive or worthy of respect, even when one is not.
- Self-obsession
- Intoxicated without shame 24/7 such that their brains cannot function
- Fornicators without shame, only to feel used, and yet blame others.
- Aggressive, but call it "assertive" because one should get what one wants
- Racist towards ethnic minorities - refers to "Asian sluts" explicitly while most of them themselves do not behave in a better way, assumes that Indigenous people are all drunk, excludes Indigenous people and people of other ethnic minorities from the equality equation,
- Always talking about getting smashed
- Dressing up inappropriately
- Violent - two policewomen were telling of friend of mine that women are more violent then men. Many girls think it is a "right" to beat up their boyfriends. How do I know? I can see by the very way they speak to them and about it. It tells it all.
- Sense of superiority over international students - because they are racist
- Critical attitude towards people of the stronger non-Western countries about their internal problems, out of pure hypocrisy. Seriously, Australia has no problems? This is truly OFFENSIVE.
- Sympathetic towards those "others" who are weak, but find it an eyesore when those who are weak become strong. Hence, the general dislike of East Asians, but a pretentious sympathy towards Central Asians.
- Stereotypical attitudes towards people of non-Western cultures. - Majority of Australians treat the Asians, Africans, and Middle Easterners as all the same respectively. Some even lump together all the non-Western cultures as a bunch of machos, who don't believe in equality and fairness, and who disrespect minorities.
- Class warfare - hatred of those who earn more and assuming that those who earn more are thieves, when most of the haters do not get off their bottom to work harder. These haters are self-entitled people who think that they should earn more, even when they do not work as hard. Hence, a general dislike or hatred of East Asians who they think to be more hard-working than them.
Friday, 1 March 2013
My uni is (sadly) run by femocrats
Universities can be said to be the cornerstone of building society. Most people in our increasingly materialistic and self-centred world would agree. This makes university a place of acquiring critical thinking skills as well as a place to brainwash a whole generation of naive uncritical students who are full of youthful open-mindedness.
My uni is run by femocrats. How do I know?
First, we have a gender equity officer. She is usually as woman. The Women's Collective is closely associated with her. They wrote a letter to the Student Union asking them not to be "disrespectful" to her, simply because they wanted to cut down funding. The Women's Collective (at my uni) exists only to weaken men and take away the future of children. It fights for abortion using the pretext that it is needed to "help" women, spreads the idea that there is no such thing as an immoral woman, while all men are immoral, while supporting women who have multiple romantic relationships are the same time.
Second, a vast majority of scholarships are given specifically for women. This has made women feel entitled to place themselves on the pedestal above men, and self-centred.
What a sad world we live in. I urge men to wake up to an ever demanding femocracy (not democracy) and stand up against it.
We will need campaigns for 'Violence against Men (by women)' in the future if this does not happen.
My uni is run by femocrats. How do I know?
First, we have a gender equity officer. She is usually as woman. The Women's Collective is closely associated with her. They wrote a letter to the Student Union asking them not to be "disrespectful" to her, simply because they wanted to cut down funding. The Women's Collective (at my uni) exists only to weaken men and take away the future of children. It fights for abortion using the pretext that it is needed to "help" women, spreads the idea that there is no such thing as an immoral woman, while all men are immoral, while supporting women who have multiple romantic relationships are the same time.
Second, a vast majority of scholarships are given specifically for women. This has made women feel entitled to place themselves on the pedestal above men, and self-centred.
What a sad world we live in. I urge men to wake up to an ever demanding femocracy (not democracy) and stand up against it.
We will need campaigns for 'Violence against Men (by women)' in the future if this does not happen.
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