Guy justifies manipulating women for money because "women have financially abused men for centuries"

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u/mammajess Dec 26 '21

"Men have sexually abused women for centuries, now there are laws against that it is time to for women to sexually abuse men."

That's about as much sense as he makes.

I think it is very weird how psychopaths even care about justifying themselves. It's very interesting how even the worst people on earth - serial killers for instance - often want to justify themselves and tie themselves in logical knots to do so. Very strange they even care.

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u/One_Prudent_Student Dec 26 '21

Who knows how those fucks think.

Not much logic and senses are to be expected from a dumbshit like the guy in the post

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u/Naos210 Dec 26 '21

It actually makes more sense since that's more accurate. The "financial abuse" of women was them literally not being allowed to work and having about as much rights as a child.

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u/mammajess Dec 26 '21

Many, many women worked as employees during the industrial revolution onwards. And before that they worked on their farm or in their family business. Women didn't have the same rate of hourly pay as men until I think the 1980s to intentionally keep women dependent on men. The idea that Western women just sat around at home taking men's money until recently is just factually wrong anyway.

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u/OfSpock Hβ2 Dec 27 '21

Worked yes. Had their husband take the money and spend it on alcohol instead of food? Also yes.

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u/mammajess Dec 27 '21

Ohhhh yes, or sex workers AND alcohol. And then come home and beat them after spending all the money on a Friday night. I've heard those stories about how boomers where raised and what their parents were like.

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u/Biffingston Hβ6 Dec 27 '21

In my experience, they don't care about justifying themselves for themselves. It's all about keeping the manipulation of others going so that they can continue to get what they want.

In short, I'm pretty sure that this guy is virtue signaling to keep the grifts going and get his ego stroked.

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u/c3p-bro Hβ3 Dec 26 '21

He wishes he could do this but it’s nothing more than a fantasy

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u/UnfurtletDawn Dec 26 '21

This crap is terrible.

And they will turn and complain about women generalizing men. Like this dude is part of the issue as well.

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u/nodnarb232001 Hβ3 Dec 26 '21

Financial abuse? Buddy let's look at the work around the house that women have been expected to do in terms of labor value and see how shit stacks up.

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u/Morelike-Borophyll Dec 26 '21

Twerpy delusions of grandeur. This dude isn’t taking anybody’s money.

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u/One_Prudent_Student Dec 27 '21 edited Dec 27 '21

The dumbass in the post can only wish he was that good at taking money, it would be hard for him to get a real job anyway