https://everydayfeminism.com/2017/12...st-first-date/
The better question is how many of these 10 questions would you make it through before you'd walk out on the date.
I think I'd be gone after #1.
https://everydayfeminism.com/2017/12...st-first-date/
The better question is how many of these 10 questions would you make it through before you'd walk out on the date.
I think I'd be gone after #1.
That was a shocking read, it's almost like they're trolling but they're not. 46.5k shares I hope those are from people sharing for the lolz. I couldn't help but notice that Mr Cohen, the chief diversity officer of Comcast is also fr Philly.
It's almost a guarantee that the public schools are filled with similar propaganda.
:doublefacepalm
Arrogant, pseudo-intellectual who already knows everything. I'd never date such an abusive person.
Underneath all that politically correct gibberish, is an abusive soul.
Some need to put others down to make themselves greater, or more equal even.
Sometimes I'm ashamed to admit I'm usually a leftist.
WHAT IF THE PUSSY GAME ON FLEEK THOUGH
#PREMIUMCONTENT
Hmmmm....
No question about whether I enjoy eating the V when my partner is on her period. How did that not make the list???
really tho todger its about time you learned to decenter your whiteness
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ALSO just so were sure jack are u so dumb you couldnt figure out decanter and u went with a word that didnt exist called decenter is this how you wanna be when jesus comes back kid
and i just googled decenter that shouldnt be a word and i dont like that u used it my point still stands
I could bullshit my way through and up to #5, but that's when I say I have to go to the bathroom and leave and have her pay for the meal/drinks.
first of all theres no way young golem over here is ever invited to meals let alone ducking out of them like the broad thought she was paying
If you don't like Donald J. Trump then Your GAY and DUMB!
Meh. Someone with that kind of worldview wouldn't really be in a spot to go on a date with a normal person, unless the normal person was mis-representing themselves, because fringe people generally don't interact outside their groups anyways. Unfortunately, these are the kind of people that inhabit and run the social science and humanity programs in most college campuses. So if you have a kid going to college unless they are in a STEM field you are paying $50,000k/yr for them to be spoon fed this garbage.
I do find the solidarity with Islam interesting. It definitely shows a poor understanding of reality. Sounds like someone that needs a little vacation in ISIS held Syria to understand how compatible Islam and feminism are. Islamic countries represent something like 20% of the world, and none of them have any sort of feminist movements. I wonder how the author reconciles that discrepancy in their mind.
Whatever happened to not talking politics & religion on the first date? Problem is, with liberals, their politics has become their religion.
She'd have to be super hot to make it past question 3.
And I'm the bad guy for wanting to fire up the ovens.
Never read something that has so many words in I don't know the meaning of.
And, quite frankly, I don't want to know.
1. Do you believe that Black Lives Matter?
Only if they play for the Cardinals.
2. What are your thoughts on gender and sexual orientation?
Look between your legs & poof, problem solved.
3. How do you work to dismantle sexism and misogyny in your life?
Find 'em, fuck 'em, forget 'em.
4. What are your thoughts on sex work?
Asians are the best.
5. Are you a supporter of the BDS movement?
Say what? I'm getting bored. let's fuck before that Happy Meal wears off.
6. What is your understanding of settler colonialism and indigenous rights?
The only good Indian is a dead Indian.
7. Do you think capitalism is exploitative?
So what if it is.
8. Can any human be illegal?
Easily.
9. Do you support Muslim Americans and non-Muslim people from Islamic countries?
Not anymore. Better safe than sorry.
10. Does your allyship include disabled folks?
That's it, you're walking home you homely bitch.
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Enjoy.