Zone1 What Type of Defect Produces Misogynists? (What's that? It's Not a SINGLE Defect...)

[M14 Shooter]

It's on record

Lie to yourself much?

 

[candycorn]

I don't think it's a show at all, far too many of them are way too comfortable expressing their misogynistic & racist thoughts and feelings in a way that is not acceptable in polite society so I think they use this board as an outlet and way to beat up on those they believe are inferior to themselves, for whatever reasons they believe that to be true.

Yeah, that’s online usually.

As I pointed out, one of our supervisors (she’s moved on to another job) used to run a shooting club and invited me more than once. She was a big Trump supporter, classy to a fault at work where I knew her. Nothing like the Trump supporters we see here.

 

[NewsVine_Mariyam]

Who are -you- to define someones sexuality?

I haven't brought up the topic of sexuality, you are the one who keeps doing that.

Again, the topic is not sexuality. Misogyny and sexuality are two different things.

 

[braalian]

Well there was that time Eve took the first bite out of the apple. It's not "misogyny" to believe the Devil first approached Eve because he knew she was the weaker of the two. Neither Christianity, Judaism, nor Islam has forgiven women for all the misery that incident caused humanity.

But it was God's will, so we can't blame women, right?

Just because Eve was the weaker partner in that relationship doesn’t mean that’s true for all, or even most, male/female relationships.

I can think of many couples where the snake would definitely see the man as the weak link

 

[Dragonlady]

You do realize that Barack and Michelle both ostracized young Black males for being misogynists, right? Given the stressful home lives that most of them had, I suppose it stands to reason.

Do you have ANY evidence of this codswallop or did you just pull this out of your ass, as usual.

I have real memories of Republican men calling women "whores" who can't "control themselves". Just this week, the Trump Campaign put out an anti-Harris ad calling her the "C" word - "communist", and then ended the ad with C U Next Tuesday!

I guess they thought this was just as clever as their use of NAZI imagery in the 2016 Campaign.

 

[Dragonlady]

Well there was that time Eve took the first bite out of the apple. It's not "misogyny" to believe the Devil first approached Eve because he knew she was the weaker of the two. Neither Christianity, Judaism, nor Islam has forgiven women for all the misery that incident caused humanity.

But it was God's will, so we can't blame women, right?

Yes it is misogyny to think Eve was the "weaker" one of the two. But I don't expect much in the way of intelligent discussion from YOU. Your weakness and stupidity if on full display because of your worship of Donald Trump.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

Misogyny—strong prejudice against women—typically stems from a combination of factors rather than a single "defect."

Psychologists and sociologists suggest that misogynistic attitudes can arise due to a blend of personal experiences, societal conditioning, and individual psychological traits. Here are some key contributors:

1. Early Experiences: Negative experiences with maternal figures, authority figures, or influential women during childhood or adolescence can shape a person’s beliefs. If these experiences are especially intense or formative, they might foster resentment that manifests as hostility towards women.
2. Societal and Cultural Conditioning: Societies with rigid gender norms or cultures that favor traditional patriarchal values can reinforce misogynistic attitudes. In these settings, boys and men may learn to see women as "inferior" or as objects, reinforcing these beliefs through social validation.
3. Personality and Mental Health Factors: Personality traits like high levels of aggression, narcissism, and low empathy can be present in individuals who express misogyny. Additionally, unresolved anger issues, feelings of inadequacy, or deeply ingrained insecurities may be directed outward, sometimes targeting women.
4. Social Influences and Peer Reinforcement: Misogynistic beliefs can be reinforced by peer groups, media, or communities (such as certain online groups) that normalize or celebrate anti-female rhetoric. People who feel they lack power or control may be drawn to ideologies that scapegoat or target specific groups, including women, as a means of validating their own frustrations.
5. Belief Systems and Identity Crisis: Misogynistic beliefs may also develop when an individual struggles to define their identity or feels threatened by changes in societal dynamics, like the empowerment of women. In these cases, misogyny can act as a defense mechanism to reassert a sense of control or self-worth.

It’s a complex web, often involving social, psychological, and personal elements, which means addressing misogyny generally involves challenging these beliefs through empathy, education, and understanding root causes.

• "Misogyny: The Male Malady" by David D. Gilmore
  This book dives into the cultural and psychological roots of misogyny, analyzing how societal structures and male insecurity contribute to anti-female attitudes.
• "Gender and Power: Society, the Person, and Sexual Politics" by Raewyn Connell
  Connell explores the dynamics of gender and power, focusing on how patriarchal systems influence male identity and can lead to the devaluation of women.
• "Why Does Patriarchy Persist?" by Carol Gilligan and Naomi Snider
  This book examines the persistence of patriarchal structures and their psychological impact, including how certain personality traits and early experiences contribute to misogyny.
• APA Research on Gender Prejudice
  The American Psychological Association (APA) has published research papers on gender-based prejudice, including studies on personality traits like narcissism and aggression that correlate with misogynistic beliefs. You can find this research through the APA's Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.
• "Masculinity and Misogyny: A Study of Mass Media Influence" by Michael S. Kimmel
  Kimmel’s work discusses how media representations shape gender attitudes, especially toward women, and the impact of peer reinforcement and societal norms.

I would say an upbringing of oppression by the opposite sex, similar to someone practicing misandry.

 

[Dragonlady]

I would say an upbringing of oppression by the opposite sex, similar to someone practicing misandry.

Not even close to the same thing. Your nation is a patriarchy where women aren't even equal under the Constitution, much less in any other public sphere or realm.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

Not even close to the same thing. Your nation is a patriarchy where women aren't even equal under the Constitution, much less in any other public sphere or realm.

Perhaps that's changing.

 

[d0gbreath]

I can’t speak for anyone else but as a white make my misogyny was born out of common sense and a proper traditional upbringing.

Something about that doesn't seem proper to me. I think that it might stem from your birthmark.

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

It’s caused by a democrat propaganda cell. Women can avoid complications by disassociating from democrats.

 

[Anathema]

Something about that doesn't seem proper to me. I think that it might stem from your birthmark.

I come from very traditional families. Neither of my grandmothers ever had a drivers license, a job, their own money, etc… My mother was slightly more “modern” as she drives and had part-time jobs over the years but was never “in charge” of anything until my father got his Cancer. I was raised around women who knew, accepted and embraced their place in society.

For years, from middle school through college I was the guy who all the girls came to cry on the shoulder of when some other guy did them wrong or needed help with their homework. Good enough to hang out with but not good enough to be the asshole’s replacement. So I’m not sure the birthmark has anything to do with it.

 

[Dragonlady]

I can’t speak for anyone else but as a white make my misogyny was born out of common sense and a proper traditional upbringing.

Hatred is never born of common sense. Misogyny, like all forms of hate, harms the hater.

No one whose morals and values are as sick and twisted as yours, has not had the benefit of a "proper traditional upbringing" in any sense of the words.

 

[Dragonlady]

You do realize that Barack and Michelle both ostracized young Black males for being misogynists, right? Given the stressful home lives that most of them had, I suppose it stands to reason.

You do realize that your post is total bullshit and never happened????

You're one of the worst offenders on this board for telling "others" what their lives are all about. You do realize that only 20% of black people are poor. That means that 80% of black families are NO DIFFERENT THAN YOURS, you ignorant dolt!

Look after yourself and all of the bullshit you believe and stop worrying about "others" so ******* much. You especially believe a whole bunch of garbage of black people, Democrats and women.

 

[DukeU]

The concept that women don't deserve their own sports, bathroom, change rooms, or any sex-specific facilities.

 

[MarathonMike]

You do realize that your post is total bullshit and never happened????

You're one of the worst offenders on this board for telling "others" what their lives are all about. You do realize that only 20% of black people are poor. That means that 80% of black families are NO DIFFERENT THAN YOURS, you ignorant dolt!

Look after yourself and all of the bullshit you believe and stop worrying about "others" so ******* much. You especially believe a whole bunch of garbage of black people, Democrats and women.

What is your definition of "poor"? Fatherlessness is a huge problem in Black homes moreso than any other demographic. As is the 'Baby Mama' crisis. Which are root causes to the disproportionate problems and crime with Black Youth. People like you point fingers at me because I put a spotlight on the problems you want to ignore. I put my money where my mouth is and donate to Pastor Brooks and Project HOOD because those kids deserve better. People like you and IM2 do nothing but rant.

 

[M14 Shooter]

Again, the topic is not sexuality. Misogyny and sexuality are two different things.

According to you
There's no reason misogyny cannot be part of someone's sexuality.
Who are you to question it?

 

[M14 Shooter]

I have real memories of Republican men calling women "whores" who can't "control themselves".

Do you have ANY evidence of this codswallop or did you just pull this out of your ass, as usual.

 

[playtime]

i'm guessing it's caused by teeny weeny peeny syndrome.

 

[roderick]

There is this saying that it's better to be thought a fool than to open one's mouth and remove all doubt.

You do that a lot.

What does that have to do with you manning up, bro?