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MaxPower wrote:matr1x wrote:You know, if I posted half the nonsense I just saw here, I would get banned. Funny how that works.
Also, feminist are brave except where the hijabs and burka is concerned. So brave!
You were banned numerous times for continued racist and discriminatory comments.
I’m not seeing that here other than these little hints from you on your continuance.
British Mom Avoids Jail After Having Sex with Underage Boy She was Attracted to
https://www.ibtimes.sg/british-mom-avoids-jail-after-having-sex-underage-boy-she-was-attracted-68601
January 16, 2023
A mother-of-three accused of grooming a 15-year-old boy into a sexual relationship has been spared jail.
Nicole Lines, from Ramsgate, England, exploited the teenager over a number of months, supplying him alcohol and selling him cannabis.
At the time, the child believed he had "hit the jackpot" and was "in love" with the 28-year-old. But after reporting Lines to the police he revealed he had felt "exploited" by her actions.
Canterbury Crown Court was told that while feeling upset, Lines had invited the boy to the family home to console her, where they would soon become intimate.
She gave him cannabis and alcohol and started a sexual relationship with him. Lines was arrested after the boy alerted Kent police of Lines' activities himself.
Lines admitted two counts of sexual activity with a child, three counts of possessing indecent images of a child, alongside supply and possession of a Class B drug. The indecent images were of the boy she groomed. She was handed two years in prison on Friday, but the sentence was suspended for two years.
The court heard that Lines grew up in care following a tumultuous childhood and later suffered serious medical and mental health complications. She used cannabis, alcohol and MDMA to self-medicate, and was a "very vulnerable person herself," the defence said.
Lines, who was supported by a friend in the public gallery, was ordered to complete 60 probation days and 10 years of notification requirements.
DMan7 wrote:^Where's Jared?
matr1x wrote:
Everything I said about your favorite group is true. Nothing racist or discriminatory.
Ent we was talking about Feminists?
Also, mero post the image of me he jerks off too. What a weirdo
MaxPower wrote:matr1x wrote:
Everything I said about your favorite group is true. Nothing racist or discriminatory.
Ent we was talking about Feminists?
Also, mero post the image of me he jerks off too. What a weirdo
It’s not a matter of a favorite group. It’s about having respect for another religion despite your perspective.
Watch your mouth.
matr1x wrote:MaxPower wrote:matr1x wrote:
Everything I said about your favorite group is true. Nothing racist or discriminatory.
Ent we was talking about Feminists?
Also, mero post the image of me he jerks off too. What a weirdo
It’s not a matter of a favorite group. It’s about having respect for another religion despite your perspective.
Watch your mouth.
By that account the nazis should be respected no matter their perspective.
On that account, the taliban still letting girls go to school? Where are the Feminists in freeing women from that oppression?
adnj wrote:matr1x wrote:MaxPower wrote:matr1x wrote:
Everything I said about your favorite group is true. Nothing racist or discriminatory.
Ent we was talking about Feminists?
Also, mero post the image of me he jerks off too. What a weirdo
It’s not a matter of a favorite group. It’s about having respect for another religion despite your perspective.
Watch your mouth.
By that account the nazis should be respected no matter their perspective.
On that account, the taliban still letting girls go to school? Where are the Feminists in freeing women from that oppression?
matr1x wrote:
All well and good. Only problem is, the UK is not their father. They should not have to open up asylum for potential terrorists and groomers. They want change, they need to protest in their own country.
Feminists need to go to Iran and Afghanistan and protest. Don't do it from the safety of the west
matr1x wrote:Men do what must be done. Women talk.
Those are brave women attempting to turn a tide heavily against them.
We escaped...narrowly...a taliban like takeover on 1990. I wonder if women here have the conviction to stand against another attack like that. Or will run and hide and convert.
We will see if Feminists have any belly. Except the fat ones
Correct.Stop simpingruffneck_12 wrote:matr1x wrote:Men do what must be done. Women talk.
Those are brave women attempting to turn a tide heavily against them.
We escaped...narrowly...a taliban like takeover on 1990. I wonder if women here have the conviction to stand against another attack like that. Or will run and hide and convert.
We will see if Feminists have any belly. Except the fat ones
Men in 1990 with a gun pointed towards them : "ATTACK WITH FULL FORCE"
Men in 2020's with the threat of being canceled : "w-women can be CEO's too, b-but dont let them clean the s-streets tho"
Its partly men to blame too for all this.
Soft men create hard times.
Pee standing upalfa wrote:Name over right in Trinidad that a man has that a woman doesn't or one thing a man can do that a woman can't?
There are gadgets for that nowwingnut wrote:Pee standing upalfa wrote:Name over right in Trinidad that a man has that a woman doesn't or one thing a man can do that a woman can't?
alfa wrote:Name over right in Trinidad that a man has that a woman doesn't or one thing a man can do that a woman can't?
Jared Mohammed wrote:Trinidadian men, just like anyone else, should be feminists. Feminism is the belief that everyone should be treated equally regardless of gender, race, class or any other distinction. Feminist principles are rooted in the idea that all people have a right to accessible and equal opportunities from education and economic participation to political power and creating family structures.
Feminists understand that Trinidadian women are economically, politically and socially marginalized as compared to their male counterparts. And despite Trinidad trying to move away from this patriarchal culture (while not perfect, is making some progress), there is still tremendous disempowerment of women throughout our country. Women experience higher levels of poverty, more limited educational opportunities and higher rates of sexual violence than men do.
Trinidadian men can use feminist principles to recognize their own potential power to make meaningful change in our society, while also respecting the lives and autonomy of everyone around them - not just those who look like them. Additionally, fighting against sexism and gender-based oppression contributes to building solidarity among all genders, ensuring equity and justice for members of all communities. With this in mind, Trinidadian men must strive for an understanding that appreciates the diversity within our country’s population; a position which feminism allows us to achieve where traditional T&T society does not always provide an environment for it to exist.
We should all be feminists for several reasons. First, feminism seeks to end oppression and inequality based on gender, and men benefit from this quest just as much as women. Feminism is ultimately about making the world a more equitable place for all genders; it's about creating a society where everyone has an equal chance at success regardless of their gender or identity - a society where everyone can pursue their full potential without fear. Therefore, when men support feminism they are expressing support for a world that is free of discrimination based on sex or gender and that recognizes and affirms the full worth of all people.
Second, feminism helps address some of the male-specific issues which disproportionately affect men such as damaging gender expectations regarding how men should behave and look, which can lead to depression, anxiety, and self-esteem issues like body image issues. When men support feminists in ending oppressive, outdated beliefs about how men should be (e.g., being macho or stoic) they help create a better culture that encourages individuals of all genders to express themselves healthily while embracing diversity in personality and life choices.
Finally, when we as a society continue to deny equality between genders we prolong the harms victimizing women have been subjected to due to sexism. We are complicit in this system until we actively fight against it. As such, even if you don’t identify or have connections with the feminist movement specifically it’s hard to justify not believing in the simple idea that everyone should be treated equally under any circumstances including those related to gender thus making you a “feminist” by default whether you want to admit it or not: by supporting equality between genders you’re becoming a feminist whether your realize it or not!
It is important to understand that being a feminist doesn't mean being anti-men. Feminism and its values are about promoting gender equality, wanting men and women to have the same rights, opportunities and treatment. It does not mean wanting women to dominate over men. Rather, feminism seeks to create an equal playing field for both genders to thrive on. Therefore, as a feminist, I am not against men but instead am advocating for egalitarianism between the sexes and in society overall.
Jared Mohammed wrote:Trinidadian men, just like anyone else, should be feminists. Feminism is the belief that everyone should be treated equally regardless of gender, race, class or any other distinction. Feminist principles are rooted in the idea that all people have a right to accessible and equal opportunities from education and economic participation to political power and creating family structures.
Feminists understand that Trinidadian women are economically, politically and socially marginalized as compared to their male counterparts. And despite Trinidad trying to move away from this patriarchal culture (while not perfect, is making some progress), there is still tremendous disempowerment of women throughout our country. Women experience higher levels of poverty, more limited educational opportunities and higher rates of sexual violence than men do.
Trinidadian men can use feminist principles to recognize their own potential power to make meaningful change in our society, while also respecting the lives and autonomy of everyone around them - not just those who look like them. Additionally, fighting against sexism and gender-based oppression contributes to building solidarity among all genders, ensuring equity and justice for members of all communities. With this in mind, Trinidadian men must strive for an understanding that appreciates the diversity within our country’s population; a position which feminism allows us to achieve where traditional T&T society does not always provide an environment for it to exist.
We should all be feminists for several reasons. First, feminism seeks to end oppression and inequality based on gender, and men benefit from this quest just as much as women. Feminism is ultimately about making the world a more equitable place for all genders; it's about creating a society where everyone has an equal chance at success regardless of their gender or identity - a society where everyone can pursue their full potential without fear. Therefore, when men support feminism they are expressing support for a world that is free of discrimination based on sex or gender and that recognizes and affirms the full worth of all people.
Second, feminism helps address some of the male-specific issues which disproportionately affect men such as damaging gender expectations regarding how men should behave and look, which can lead to depression, anxiety, and self-esteem issues like body image issues. When men support feminists in ending oppressive, outdated beliefs about how men should be (e.g., being macho or stoic) they help create a better culture that encourages individuals of all genders to express themselves healthily while embracing diversity in personality and life choices.
Finally, when we as a society continue to deny equality between genders we prolong the harms victimizing women have been subjected to due to sexism. We are complicit in this system until we actively fight against it. As such, even if you don’t identify or have connections with the feminist movement specifically it’s hard to justify not believing in the simple idea that everyone should be treated equally under any circumstances including those related to gender thus making you a “feminist” by default whether you want to admit it or not: by supporting equality between genders you’re becoming a feminist whether your realize it or not!
It is important to understand that being a feminist doesn't mean being anti-men. Feminism and its values are about promoting gender equality, wanting men and women to have the same rights, opportunities and treatment. It does not mean wanting women to dominate over men. Rather, feminism seeks to create an equal playing field for both genders to thrive on. Therefore, as a feminist, I am not against men but instead am advocating for egalitarianism between the sexes and in society overall.
paid_influencer wrote:alfa wrote:Name over right in Trinidad that a man has that a woman doesn't or one thing a man can do that a woman can't?
go out at night alone (?)
Men are legally required to serve in the military for 18 months, while women are exempt from this requirement.alfa wrote:Name over right in Trinidad that a man has that a woman doesn't or one thing a man can do that a woman can't?
I never served in the militaryJared Mohammed wrote:Men are legally required to serve in the military for 18 months, while women are exempt from this requirement.alfa wrote:Name over right in Trinidad that a man has that a woman doesn't or one thing a man can do that a woman can't?
There is also the fact that abortion rights are non-existent for women.
Jared Mohammed wrote:Men are legally required to serve in the military for 18 months, while women are exempt from this requirement.alfa wrote:Name over right in Trinidad that a man has that a woman doesn't or one thing a man can do that a woman can't?
There is also the fact that abortion rights are non-existent for women.