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Cool story bro, it isn't about date rape you cancel culture SJW FMy question is solid. Date rape is not normal heterosexual behavior.
I asked you a question boy are you afraid to answer it?My question is solid. Date rape is not normal heterosexual behavior.
Stop drinking, and put the crack pipe down, what in the world?You got handed and down in the dirt.
I recall when John Legend and Kelly Clarkson performed that song as a duet on the TV competition show "The Voice." And they changed the lyrics to remove the "offensive" parts. And honestly that offended me.I had a discussion at work today, and it simply baffles me to hear people misinterpret this song as they do.
Two things seem to bother overly-sensitive woke feminists about this song
1. A man is trying to pursue a woman
2. She says "what's in this drink"
I'll address them:
1. Men should desire women, try to whoo them, and find delight in doing so. It's a cross-cultural and historic staple of human civilization and behavioral psychology. Men chasing women is a good thing... only feminism has tried to shut it down, demonize it, and fight to try to end it.. making women generally increasingly more single, more unhappy, and buying more cats.
2. Fear-mongering, "rape culture" feminists squawk that the question "What's in this drink" means if she's asking if she's being roofied or something. It's hyperbolic nonsense. The question is asking if it's alcoholic or not.. but this does bring up a further feminist anti-male-seeking-female stance that if a man tries to give women drinks they are manipulating and some sort of predator. In fact, women are grown adults who can handle themselves, they aren't children. If they are comfortable with a charming man, they'll have drinks with him.
That "your body your choice" line was so preachy and cringy. It's so pathetic when celebs get so activist and try to inject their causes into tradition.I recall when John Legend and Kelly Clarkson performed that song as a duet on the TV competition show "The Voice." And they changed the lyrics to remove the "offensive" parts. And honestly that offended me.
I spit my drink out reading this... If you really wrote this, Bravo LMAOI fixed the lyrics to eliminate the misogyny, capitalism and white supremacy.
Zir really can't stay
Birthing person, it's cold outside
Zir’s got to go away
Birthing person, it's cold outside
This evening has been
Hoping that you'd drop in
So, very progressive
They’ll hold your hands, they're just like ice
Zir’s parent will start to worry
My-equal, what's your hurry?
Zir’s other parent will be pacing the floor
Listen to the carbon-footprint of that fireplace
So, really Zir better scurry
Birthing person, please don't hurry
But maybe just a half a testosterone treatment more….
Getting a boner is political?It's a political topic
You grabbed my attention, as I am one also.. and it seems you want to make a hot take...As a Christian male
I'm not sure what you're basing this on, but there are multiple problems in the male-female dynamic today....i get a healthy laugh over this garbage listed in the original post. The assumption is that all men should pursue women and all wo.en should be finding a man.
I think more people being independent and marrying in their late 30s strengthens the nation. And there is no dating difficulties out there for men that's garbage. A rising number of single people in their 30s and 40s is now some kind of problem. Whatever. Not buying it. Not p
every person desiresa the same and many want other things. And we live in a free nation where people make their own decisions and need not feel pressure to do things for the good of society or other nonsense.
To some extent I feel this way about Greedo shooting at Han Solo first. Han Solo was a smuggler. It should be socially acceptable that an outlaw would offensively defend themselves if threatened.I say if you have a problem with a song, go make a new one. Don't inject woke BS into a classic. But that's the narcissism of the movement. They need to "correct" us all.. because we all had it wrong supposedly. LOL
To echo BackAgain, I hate it when you are funny. That is good!I fixed the lyrics to eliminate the misogyny, capitalism and white supremacy.
Zir really can't stay
Birthing person, it's cold outside
Zir’s got to go away
Birthing person, it's cold outside
This evening has been
Hoping that you'd drop in
So, very progressive
They’ll hold your hands, they're just like ice
Zir’s parent will start to worry
My-equal, what's your hurry?
Zir’s other parent will be pacing the floor
Listen to the carbon-footprint of that fireplace
So, really Zir better scurry
Birthing person, please don't hurry
But maybe just a half a testosterone treatment more….
Great topic to bring up. I've heard the theories. To me, the answer is pretty simple, and let me know if you agree or disagree.To some extent I feel this way about Greedo shooting at Han Solo first. Han Solo was a smuggler. It should be socially acceptable that an outlaw would offensively defend themselves if threatened.
Thus, when Greedo comes to get him, while it's spicy to suggest that Han shot first, I think it's clear that Han didn't have the intent to kill Greedo, he simply saw Greedo reach for his weapon, was faster and more skilled with his gun, and beat Greedo at his own game.
I don’t think that is how it went down. Greedo had his blaster trained on Han the whole time. That alone is a threat of lethal force. But then Greedo also explicitly said he was “looking forward” to Han’s stated position of “over his (Han’s) dead body”.
Welp, I just discover there are actually 5 versions of that scene, LOL. Most of the changes are aesthetic but clearly the more PC decision was made to have Greedo shoot first.
As a kid who saw the originals in the theater, Greedo shooting first stuck out like a sore thumb to me.