God is Not Joking

@fmf said
You think that using a term that is derogatory to women is 'masculine' of you and calling you out for it is 'effeminate'?

Spam post #11

@secondson said
As to why men "feel the need" to use words derogatory toward women when insulting each other I don't really know. It is most likely a cultural thing passed down through the ages as a means of demeaning the manhood of a man that behaves as less than a man, especially in the arena of battle. It's effective. It's between men, and not necessarily intended to deride women.

Do you think using terms that are derogatory to women to insult men in order to "demean [their] manhood" relects well on your own "manhood"?

@secondson said
As to why men "feel the need" to use words derogatory toward women when insulting each other I don't really know. It is most likely a cultural thing passed down through the ages as a means of demeaning the manhood of a man that behaves as less than a man, especially in the arena of battle. It's effective. It's between men, and not necessarily intended to deride women.

"A cultural thing passed down through the ages"? You seem to be saying you do it because you can't help yourself.

@secondson said
In fact I think I'll do it regularly just to get under your silly effeminate skin

Well it's moot now, I think, as she has asked you - kindly and respectfully - to refrain from doing it.

@secondson said
I am averse to arguing with women. It makes me feel brutish.

It really shouldn't.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
It really shouldn't.

I'm imagining it's because he's nasty and short as well.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
It really shouldn't.

It really doesn't. The world is changing. There used to be distinctions. The lines are blurred. Now our women are being made combat ready.

Do you know what the fastest growing demographic of porn users is? Don't see the relevance?

I have nothing to be ashamed of. I don't argue with women.

@deepthought said
I'm imagining it's because he's nasty and short as well.

I prefer to see myself as having a low center of gravity. I don't tip over as easy and don't have that far to fall.

@secondson said
It really doesn't. The world is changing. There used to be distinctions. The lines are blurred. Now our women are being made combat ready.

Do you know what the fastest growing demographic of porn users is? Don't see the relevance?

I have nothing to be ashamed of. I don't argue with women.

Perhaps a good place to start sir is not to describe women as 'our women.' (Kind of implies ownership).

Some changes are for the better. What is wrong with equality? (In all things).

@secondson said
I prefer to see myself as having a low center of gravity. I don't tip over as easy and don't have that far to fall.

I've envisage you as being a dumpy sort of guy, projecting your persona of spiritual muscularity, a driver possibly of public transport with your keys dangling on one of those belt clips, maybe even a chain of sorts.

@secondson said
Do you know what the fastest growing demographic of porn users is?

Do share your research...

@secondson said
Spam post #9.

You seem to be channelling robbie carrobie here

@secondson said
I'm well aware of the translations.
So, because you got hung up on a sophomoric argument over the use of specific terms, you ignored the main thrust of my assertion in the OP.

Without you misrepresentation of scripture your thread title and OP have no thrust.

You may as well have just said "the bible is the most printed book in the world" which would have been more technically correct than using "published" and wouldn't have made you appear to be a twister of scripture.

Are you going to call me another name now or will you again tell me you love me with your Christian brotherly love?

@secondson said
I am averse to arguing with women. It makes me feel brutish.

Don't be such a pompous virtue-signalling male-chauvinist dick.

Treat women as equals; debate and argue with them as you would anyone. I'm frequently crossing swords with Suzianne and Drewnogal and they enjoy the banter and cut and trust as much as anyone else here.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Perhaps a good place to start sir is not to describe women as 'our women.' (Kind of implies ownership).

Some changes are for the better. What is wrong with equality? (In all things).

Implications aside sir, I won't get hung up on semantics.

Nothing's wrong with equality. "All things" are not equal.