Men are treated unfairly, agree or you are a troll

**ChenPengFi** · Posted On: 10/16/2012 11:26am

Originally Posted by kelanth

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Waaaaahhhhh...

So you're a dude with a sandy vagina?

**kelanth** · Posted On: 10/16/2012 11:33am

Originally Posted by ChenPengFi

So you're a dude with a sandy vagina?

So your a man who kisses women feet because you don't think your good enought th kiss their asses.

**ChenPengFi** · Posted On: 10/16/2012 11:55am

Originally Posted by kelanth

So your a man who kisses women feet because you don't think your good enought th kiss their asses.

You are the guy who harps on a minor typo and then posts crap like that.

"you'RE"
"women'S"
"you'RE"
"enough"
"to"

"Fucking moron" is what you are, AND you have a sandy vagina.

Oh and LOL at looking to TV for role models!!!!

HAHAHAHAhaahhahahaa, ha!!!!

**kelanth** · Posted On: 10/16/2012 12:12pm

Originally Posted by ChenPengFi

You are the guy who harps on a minor typo and then posts crap like that.

"you'RE"
"women'S"
"you'RE"
"enough"
"to"

"Fucking moron" is what you are, AND you have a sandy vagina.

Oh and LOL at looking to TV for role models!!!!

HAHAHAHAhaahhahahaa, ha!!!!

I'm not looking at TV for a role model but YOUR kids are.
Question: If you saw a woman beating the crap out of a man in a public place, a park or mall, let's say. (and I mean a serious beating bloody nose busted lip scratched face) Would you step in? Or would you pull our your phone and post the vid on YouTube? If he hit her back would you step in then? On who's side? Ever hear the term "mangina"? Look it up.

***jnp*** · Posted On: 10/16/2012 12:23pm

Originally Posted by kelanth

Fine. We'll have a discussion about this. I watched 10 minutes of that video. I neither completely agree or disagree with a number of her points. I'll address some of the issues she mentioned from my point of view.

Should be women be allowed to fight on the front lines in combat? Yes I think so.

Are men disposable? Yes, yes they are. I can accept this fact and still be a strong role model for my son and his friends.

From my perspective, men are still at the top in the workplace. Women are steadily closing the gap however. Men whining and crying about this remind me of a child who doesn't want to share his toys.

**ChenPengFi** · Posted On: 10/16/2012 12:27pm

Originally Posted by kelanth

I'm not looking at TV for a role model but YOUR kids are.

I have no kids, no tv,
and you are a liar.
It was the litmus test you provided and furthermore i said "looking to", not at:

It's still how men are portrayed in pop culture. I've been trying to think of a tv show where a man in a domestic environment is not shown as an idiot. Haven't come up with one yet.

... I would respond with The Big Bang Theory, Modern Family, Two and a Half Men, Animal Practice and Guys with Kids for starters....

^That's you, looking to tv for role models.

Question: If you saw a woman beating the crap out of a man in a public place, a park or mall, let's say. (and I mean a serious beating bloody nose busted lip scratched face) Would you step in?

Oh, it's hypothetical time? Already?

It's a really bad idea to intervene in a domestic dispute as a whole, i'm not a cop.
"Call 911" is the best answer, the rest of your hastily constructed fallacies are pointless to discuss.

Oh but "mangina"?
Yes, you are one.

**NeilG** · Posted On: 10/16/2012 1:31pm

Originally Posted by kelanth

The Cosby Show. REALLY. Interesting you had to go back 10 years to find one.

Curent shows: Grimm, Switched At Birth, Castle just off the top of my head. A couple of years old, Friday Night Lights and Medium both had complicated, smart guys in domestic situations. And that's just broadcast TV, lots more in cable like The Wire.

PS the Cosby Show is over 20 years old. There's been plenty of good TV intervening with smart guys in various situations. Sitcoms play everything for laughs, they're bad examples.

**ChenPengFi** · Posted On: 10/16/2012 2:01pm

Originally Posted by NeilG

Curent shows: Grimm, Switched At Birth, Castle just off the top of my head. A couple of years old, Friday Night Lights and Medium both had complicated, smart guys in domestic situations. And that's just broadcast TV, lots more in cable like The Wire.

PS the Cosby Show is over 20 years old. There's been plenty of good TV intervening with smart guys in various situations. Sitcoms play everything for laughs, they're bad examples.

This is pretty funny because the "smart guy" is in fact an actual tv trope as are a host of other male roles, see here:
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/TheSmartGuy

**It is Fake** · Posted On: 10/16/2012 3:56pm

Originally Posted by kelanth

False stats and all of that fallacious bullshit aside, your response is ****.

Let me know when you want a discussion not a soap box.

It's still how men are portrayed in pop culture. I've been trying to think of a tv show where a man in a domestic environment is not shown as an idiot. Haven't come up with one yet.

Neil missed your semantic based statement I didn't. I named one and the best you could do was make up some fake stats and lie.

**cualltaigh** · Posted On: 10/16/2012 5:44pm

Originally Posted by kelanth

I'm not looking at TV for a role model but YOUR kids are.

That's quite an insinuation to make.

Firstly, **** you and your 'somebody think of the childrenz' bullshit. If you're worried about the role models TV is providing for your choldren, maybe get up off your whinging ass and provide a better one yourself.

Second, please stop advocating on behalf of me and my gender. Your 'poor me' bullshit is not only pathetic (and a personal pet hate of mine) it is a social privation. Grow a spine and quit your fucking whinging.