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I have been a part of two churches in my life: One was a toxic church which drove to seek fundamentalism in my teens as my parents insisted in being of part of it. The other was a perfectly decent and kind church that was pleasant for me, but this experience drove me away from church due to my family’s drama. At the former, my parent’s excuse was that they felt like they were “missionaries” to that church. I am starting to realize more and more that my parents’ determination to be the “true Christians” in their churches is a way for them to bond in an otherwise dysfunctional relationship. Of course, the fact that they were/kind of are still participating in such a strange mission is quite a dysfunctional act itself. Although it was hurtful at the time, it’s been fascinating in retrospect how they would twist bad behavior of my dad sometimes into attacks of satan through people in the church. While it was annoying my mom stayed with my father, I am grateful she would call him out on most of his shit. But sometimes, things went very awry... As silly as this sounds, I have a hard time sharing this story with my husband because he already has such strong opinions about my parents, but I remember my ex at the time was a lot more sympathetic to my family and he was astounded at this situation: My dad apparently was checking out a woman at church (no surprise). This took place at the good church, the one I went to as an adult with family. So my mother thought the only logical explanation for this particular situation was that... the woman is a witch. I know. The most embarrassing part? I believed it for a minute. Now, this turned into what is an almost 4 year long battle. I quickly realized what bullshit it was after the first couple of months, but I have since been neutral in appearance and intensely skeptical on the inside. I once even went to my church’s parking lot in the middle of the night one night to “anoint” a place the woman would usually stand with frankincense and a prayer so she would leave the church. Oddly enough she didn’t come to church for several months. Anyway, it’s all completely ludicrous and I am ashamed of my brief participation of what is basically an out-of-control coping mechanism for my mom. But things kept getting worse: my mom believing this gal put curses on people in the church, how she would not walk past the woman so she herself would not get cursed. One time, service was over and I was in the front of the sanctuary talking with the only other person my age in the entire congregation. My family have always been backseat people, and they were gathering their things there and talking with various folk as everyone filtered out. I noticed my parents come and sit towards the front, a little ways from where this girl and I were standing. They both looked annoyed, so I ended my conversation to see if they needed to talk with me (my brother and I drove separately from them most of the time so there was no need to leave together). No, the “witch” was standing by the exit speaking with the pastor, and they did not want to walk past her. I KNOW. Now, I do not care for this woman in the first place. She does come off as ingenuine and there is something that rubs me the wrong way, but I do not possibly think she is witch. What I disbelieve even more than that is the power she could have on folks in the church if she was. I quit attending regularly after an incident that deserves it’s own blog post took place, but I have gone periodically since. One time during one of these visits I was in line for food talking with a family friend and the gal was standing near me, so my mom comes up behind me and puts her hands on me and says “I’m protecting you”. No, you’re not mom. You’re protecting your false sense of security by demonizing this woman. And you wonder why I won’t go to church with you.
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For a grand you can go see a bunch of douche cannons in action Fornicate these guys. Maybe if they didn’t act like such fornicating douche cannons women and people in general would like them.
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T.I. Goes to Gynecologist With18-Year-Old Daughter to Make Sure "Hymen Still Intact"
fraurosena posted a topic in Quiver Full of Misogyny
Sweet Rufus! Apparently he's been taking her for years, so he subjected an underage girl to a medically unnecessary invasive examination to check if she's still a virgin. What kind of a father does that? What kind of a mother would let this happen to her daughter? And what kind of a gynecologist would agree to perform it? T.I. Goes to the Gynecologist With His 18-Year-Old Daughter to Make Sure "Her Hymen Is Still Intact" -
God could EY be any dumber? If I was an employee at EY I'd damn well tell EY to go off and fornicate themselves with this training.
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Woman forced to give birth in dirty jail cell and without assistance
fraurosena posted a topic in Wide World of Snark
The utter callousness and cruelty makes my blood boil. And what are the odds those jailers are pro-lifers, do you think? [Warning: although blurred, the actual delivery is shown] -
Iowa architect recorded employee pumping breast milk
47of74 posted a topic in Quiver Full of Misogyny
Here's a guy who needs to sell his company and head out to the prayer closet as soon as possible If I needed an architect there is no way in hell I'd use his company as long as he still owned it . -
South Korean Reich winger makes an ass of himself. I don’t care how low their birth rate is. That’s none of his fornicating business. I wonder if he looks up to Sharpie McFornicateStick?
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This happened in New York yesterday Here's the video of the guy
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Greek Orthodox Priest: Gay People Are Caused by Pregnant Women Having Anal Sex
fraurosena posted a topic in Catholics - Catholicism - Orthodox
An example of how to blame women for everything. Greek Orthodox Priest: Gay People Are Caused by Pregnant Women Having Anal Sex Thankfully not everybody in his audience is taking him seriously. -
Apparently there had been a "Predators's Club" at Dartmouth University and the school looked the other way.
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"Good Catholic Male" who refused to fill perscription out of job
47of74 posted a topic in Quiver Full of Misogyny
Good I bet cash money this guy is much like Kavadouche. -
Just saw this
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Racheal, the middle child, misogynist, anti-intellectual, and incredibly racist
NachosFlandersStyle posted a topic in Wide World of Snark
I bumped into this one after following a link in the comments section of the Boyer blog. Racheal (sic) is a SAHD who appears to be friends with a lot of our usual suspects. She's also a Civil War reenactor who wants to let us know that slavery is totally biblical. This isn't just a jaw-droppingly bigoted post, it's also an incredible SODRT fail. She cites a bunch well-debunked Lost Cause talking points to argue that slaveholders were actually really good people who taught their slaves to read and gave them all sorts of nice things (apparently "that's why we have slave spirituals," as if black folks couldn't come up with their own musical traditions). She cites the Reconstruction policy of "40 acres and a mule," which Southern whites fought tooth and nail, as if it were something Antebellum slaveowners were doing all the time just to be nice. And she posts a picture of a man whose back is covered in scars from brutal whippings and asks us, in all earnestness, "what did this man do that warranted that?" In a later post she complains that she can't bring up these totally legit points without people picking on her for being a Christian. (Yeah, that's why they disagree...) Of course I shouldn't be surprised by stuff like this. They keep it a little more hush than the misogyny, but their leaders are people who idolize out-and-out white supremacists like R. L Dabney and R.J. Rushdoony. This whole movement is the perfect embodiment of "I'm not racist but.." "I'm not racist but those people are going to outbreed us." "I'm not racist but I don't want my kids exposed to the crowd at our local public school, you know what I mean." "I'm not racist, Planned Parenthood are the real racists!" "I'm not racist, I'm just honoring my southern heritage!" Here's an IFB church in Texas that at least admits what's on their minds (this one is really... something else, holy shit): https://www.applebybaptistchurch.com/articles.html I'm not sure where I'm going with all these damned links except to say that I'm tired of this thing where we tiptoe around ever calling anyone a racist even when presented with overwhelming evidence. I know that not every single conservative Christian is boiling with personal hatred towards people of other races. Obviously. But they ought to mind the company they keep, because this whole movement is absolutely soaked in old-time racism. I wouldn't want to associate myself with institutions or thinkers who come with that kind of unacknowledged baggage, but maybe that's just me. Anyway, in case anyone's reading this and thinking "well, can you really prove that this is going on?" Yes. We have the receipts. See above, and I'm sure the rest of you can link me to more. Oh, and if you need a palate cleanser, this speech by the mayor of New Orleans is a wonderful example of how we can grapple with our nation's difficult history with grace and moral fortitude. You won't regret reading it. -
I found this on Reddit. So infuriating. If you didn't notice (I didn't at first) the woman's and girls' wrists/arms are bound with xmas lights. These poor, poor kids. Especially the girls, but the boy may not have a great childhood either, if he doesn't measure up to his sick fuck of a father's toxic ideas about what boys and men should be like.
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The new design for She-Ra came out recently. Of course there are some butt hurt basement dwellers all bent out of shape about the new design.
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'It destroyed the girl she was': the toll of pregnancy on Paraguay's children
47of74 posted a topic in Quiver Full of Misogyny
Mainumby was forced to give birth at the age of 11 after becoming pregnant via rape. Paraguay would not allow her to have an abortion. This is what that orange fuck and his reich to life groupies would love to see happen in the United State -
Someone on Twitter created this handy chart to help mansplainers.... Of course mansplainers will never use something like this.
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Jameis Winston says girls should be silent
TheWayTheWorldWorks posted a topic in Quiver Full of Misogyny
Jameis Winston (NFL qb) tells classroom of elementary girls that they should be silent, polite and gentle. The boys should be loud and strong and can do anything they put their minds to. He tries to back away later but it's pretty weak. http://www.cnn.com/2017/02/23/sport/jameis-winston-elementary-school-speech/index.html -
Abusive messages show dark side of 'Star Wars' fandom
47of74 posted a topic in Quiver Full of Misogyny
Douche cannons in action once again -
Ugh Hey Roman, drink a big glass of shut the fuck up already.
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The guy who is running against Claire McCaskill shared this special photo on the Facebooks the other day Jesus, what a fornicating douche.
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Plaintiff in Google case gets restraining order against former contractor
47of74 posted a topic in Quiver Full of Misogyny
Another sexist pig giving tech a bad name This irritates me. We need women in tech. We don't need douche cannons with insufficient personalities. And a lot of times it's hard enough being an IT contractor with out douche cannons like Gulakov "helping" us along. -
Sexist Orange Fart Cloud supporter created bots to tank Last Jedi's rankings
47of74 posted a topic in Quiver Full of Misogyny
Yeah, an Orange Fart Cloud snowflake couldn't stand the idea of seeing strong women on the big screen. -
South African Golfers’ racist and sexist attack sparks fight
47of74 posted a topic in Quiver Full of Misogyny
Must be South African fans of the gropenführer -
The post that prompted the share is the third one on the page, but they all have a solid place here. I found the "Bad Advisor" on Tumblr & they now have a site of their own. Basically it's all real questions pulled from Dear Abby & such answered in a fabulously sarcastic way. They give the questioner exactly what they wanted & a little of what they didn't want. https://theestablishment.co/bad-advice-on-ogling-young-women-and-thwarting-abortions-aa0acdee0eaa
