How society rejected men and created 4chan and Anonymous.

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I wouldn't share her full name so publicly.

I guess I and your family don't mix very well. Nah, friendly debates are fun.

Thank you for removing my name Joker can be a bit rude some times

And we do not get along but we still love each other.

lol i just did the same on his post.

Joker, don't post full names on the board.

Femme's statement is a bit contradictory (she acknowledges Tequila's claim of "xenophobia" being about fearing foreigners and then states that there's xenophobia towards women in Islamic countries), but she is using the word correctly under one definition of xenophobia. That of "fear of the unknown", as I'm sure to a lot (not all, but a lot) of males in the middle east and elsewhere, the female mind is very unknown and foreign to them - which is why they behave unfairly towards women. I'm sure the Original Poster's misogynistic prejudice is in large part motivated by a fear of certain women resulting from an ignorance of how their minds work and how they perceive his behaviors. As a matter of fact, I'm pretty sure there's a consistent link between various prejudices and ignorance-induced fears.

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Yet that doesn't stop said denizens from making them, generally speaking.

I have opened doors for women (and men), women have opened doors for me. I don't read any significance into the act aside from viewing it as a nice thing to do that makes life for someone slighter easier for a few seconds of the day.

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agreed. I usually think of it more as a matter of logistics than of gender roles.