Feminists claim Compliments are Sexist Misogyny! (article)

[bigneil]

If there was ever any doubt how backward, evil and patently wrong the feminists are, consider this case. A man sends a woman a compliment on LinkedIn and gets attacked on Twitter!

Transcript:

Him: "Charlotte, delighted to connect, I appreciate that this is probably horrendously politically incorrect but that is a stunning picture !!! You definitely win the prize for the best Linked in picture I have ever seen. Always interest(ed) to understand people's skills and how we might work together"

Her: "Alex, I find your message offensive. I am on linked-in for business purposes not to be approached about my physical appearance or to be objectified by sexist men. The eroticization of women's physical appearance is a way of exercising power over women. It silences women's professional attributes as their physical appearance becomes the subject. Unacceptable and misogynistic behavior. Think twice before sending another woman (half your age) such a sexist message."

Note that the definition of sexist is "One who discriminates unfairly against the opposite sex", and the definition of misogyny is "A man who despises women". The letter he sent was neither of these things, nor was it "unacceptable". This woman is an uneducated, evil man hater IMO. She is also a hypocrite as she discriminates against him for his age, resorts to verbal assault and (by publishing his letter) commits an invasion of his privacy.

What are your thoughts?

Source: http://www.infowars.com/feminists-claim-its-sexist-to-compliment-women/

 

[yungballa]

This probably the most absurd thing I read this whoooole week. A man can't even compliment on a woman's physical appearance? :crackup:

That woman's a joke. She must be a man hater, like you say OP. I fear for the future of this country in terms of women, I seriously do. One day it'll be a crime to even take a GLANCE at an attractive woman.

The fact that he complimented her has nothing to do with business... OR "exercising power over women", OR being "misogynistic", or being sexist in any way. In fact, he was being the opposite when he complimented her.

I didn't know that as a man, it's frowned upon to compliment a woman nowadays. God, some women (some, not all) are just so damn stupid these days. The way they'll behave in the near future honestly scares me. What's to come in the next 15-20 years?

I'm hoping there aren't other women out there as EXTREME as her. What an idiotic woman.

 

[bigneil]

If it's true that "the eroticization of women's physical appearance is a way of exercising power", men should be up in arms over the cosmetic, lingerie and adult entertainment industries!

 

[El Payaso]

While her response was pretty stupid, I still don't support the dude. He's probably the white knight loser who would rather promote the pretty blond white girl because she batted her eyelashes at him instead of promoting the competent, hard worker. Working with bosses like him is terrible. He should learn to control his urges rather than the other way around.

 

[Stugots26]

The current definition of feminism is "maximizing constraints on male sexuality and minimizing constraints on female sexuality."

An equally applicable definition is "equal rights and privileges as men with none of the same accountabilities or responsibilities"

I $hit you not, the same day that the Topless Day article came out in late August, where women felt they should be allowed to walk around topless because men can, and only a week after Slutwalk 2015, the Old Dominion University fraternity hanging of signs inviting families to drop off their daughters (and the daughters' mothers' too) was implied as sexual assault and sexual harassment.

Last year we had the Hollaback street harassment video, and earlier this summer a well-known feminist published a column admitting that she misses being catcalled now that she's older, and then the article's title was changed because missing being catcalled was parting with the feminist misandrist company line too much - the new title "Perks of Getting Older? Fewer Catcalls"

The fundamental core reason why women have always detested Game or Red Pillers or men learning to be seductive is because any time that a man takes charge of his own sexuality, and thus men as a whole gain, women see it as losing control over sex and access to sex. If you don't believe me, engage a feminist in conversation about male birth control or mandatory paternity testing at birth and watch her head explode.

But feminist misandry is really a farce. Feminists do detest male sexuality, but only 90% of it. They'll still willingly submit to an alpha that they get 'gina tingles for. If you don't think so, think about all of the male feminists you see at rallies against Roosh V, or at Slutwalks, etc. They're all friendzoned even though they thought that joining the bandwagon would provide the easiest access to sex. Feminists secretly detest male feminists as beta.

If the girl had thought that the guy in this anecdote who messaged her on LinkedIn was attractive, she would have been singing a different tune. Same thing with the Hollaback video - it's only street harassment when the catcalls come from men she doesn't think are attractive enough.

 

[marmel75]

Alex's best response?

"Fvck Off."

 

[KingBeef]

If there was ever any doubt how backward, evil and patently wrong the feminists are, consider this case. A man sends a woman a compliment on LinkedIn and gets attacked on Twitter!

Transcript:

Him: "Charlotte, delighted to connect, I appreciate that this is probably horrendously politically incorrect but that is a stunning picture !!! You definitely win the prize for the best Linked in picture I have ever seen. Always interest(ed) to understand people's skills and how we might work together"

Her: "Alex, I find your message offensive. I am on linked-in for business purposes not to be approached about my physical appearance or to be objectified by sexist men. The eroticization of women's physical appearance is a way of exercising power over women. It silences women's professional attributes as their physical appearance becomes the subject. Unacceptable and misogynistic behavior. Think twice before sending another woman (half your age) such a sexist message."

Note that the definition of sexist is "One who discriminates unfairly against the opposite sex", and the definition of misogyny is "A man who despises women". The letter he sent was neither of these things, nor was it "unacceptable". This woman is an uneducated, evil man hater IMO. She is also a hypocrite as she discriminates against him for his age, resorts to verbal assault and (by publishing his letter) commits an invasion of his privacy.

What are your thoughts?

Source: http://www.infowars.com/feminists-claim-its-sexist-to-compliment-women/

Pretty simple, she's a C^NT!!! :crackup:

Not just men but even women would admit she's "an out of her mind dingbat". I wouldn't worry about feminist side to this, no one could ever take this truly seriously.

As far as the remark I agree, I would always try to get a sense of someone's personality before making a comment that "might" be laced with any type innuendo (it's hard to do that online via emailing/posts). If I'm not sure or my gut tells me otherwise, then I play it professional and safe.

 

[sharkbeat]

Well..

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3229951/Ooh-la-la-hot-stuff-s-prim-barrister-centre-sexism-storm-said-men-ogled-web.html

 

[Reykhel]

bitter cvnt going to get blacklisted

Yeah I was reading that yesterday...

On one hand you could say he was a little bit silly complimenting any woman he doesn't know personally on her physical appearance....simply because it comes across as azz kissing and inflating the byatche's ego. Every women already has her legion of beta orbitors for that purpose...

That being said...he's not fvcking raped her or even groped her...

We all objectify each other.

She could have just left it at the private email....but no, this public shaming was all about her.. the little social justice warrior wanting to get validated for standing up to the big bad man who had the audacity to "objectify her"...

Well the little ugly dyke is going to pay for letting her ego run away with itself. Who the fvck is going to want to work with her in that industry....good luck wasting your time with your phd..

By the way, she's a fvcking dog.....Alex needs to elevate his taste in trolls!!!

A man receives a compliment......responds "thanks" "very kind" continues with his life..
A woman receives a compliment..."you're objectifying me!!" stops life to start a crusade

Bigneil..."Note that the definition of sexist is "One who discriminates unfairly against the opposite sex", and the definition of misogyny is "A man who despises women". The letter he sent was neither of these things, nor was it "unacceptable". This woman is an uneducated, evil man hater IMO. She is also a hypocrite as she discriminates against him for his age, resorts to verbal assault and (by publishing his letter) commits an invasion of his privacy."

Accurate

 

[Zunder]

Simple solution to all this -- don't give compliments. Give abuse.

Next time you walk past femkunt in the office screw your nose up say "What's that smell...did you wash this morning?" Or how about a simple, "God you look awful today".

 

[zekko]

Simple solution to all this -- don't give compliments. Give abuse.

Next time you walk past femkunt in the office screw your nose up say "What's that smell...did you wash this morning?" Or how about a simple, "God you look awful today".

Lol. Or "Damn, it reeks of dirty tampons in here. Maybe you should put on a little more perfume".

Or more directly: "You smell like old rotten vagina. Ever hear of douche? I'd get that checked, you might have a disease".

:kick:

 

[nismo-4]

She wouldn't be talking about this if Brad Pitt gave her a compliment on her pics.

Simple, if she deems the guy unattractive, everything he does and says is unattractive. Point proven here.

 

[bigneil]

Indeed, attraction is everything. However, just because a woman isn't attracted doesn't give her the right to be so coldhearted and to actively try to hurt someone who was merely confessing their own attraction, especially when she went of her way to be more attractive in the first place. This is sadly extremely common.

Often the reason women make such a big deal about things like this is that they want to proclaim that men are so attracted to them that their own safety is in jeopardy. It's an excuse to tell everyone about the compliment they received, under the guise of hating it.

Him: "Charlotte, delighted to connect, I appreciate that this is probably horrendously politically incorrect but that is a stunning picture !!! You definitely win the prize for the best Linked in picture I have ever seen. Always interest(ed) to understand people's skills and how we might work together"

EDIT: His mistakes in bold.

Many are saying this woman ruined her own career. That seems a bit harsh, though possibly true. I don't think this will damage his career.