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There is nothing wrong with the 19th amendment.

Much more Twitter is (allegedly) anti-men. If not, then why does YouTube allow 'women getting put in their place' and 'women getting what they deserve' videos and search suggestions, which often advocates for violence and/or hate speech against women which encourages the commenters to act the same way. They wouldn't allow those videos to exist for a specific race of people nor do these videos exist for men so these women 'getting what they deserve' and 'put in their place' videos should be taken down.

Ever since that attack happened, there has been relentless victim-blaming and even hate directed at her, especially in the YouTube comment section of various videos. We should always look down upon violence, especially when it's against women and especially if it has to do with domestic violence.

What Jared Dicus(this year) and Nicholas Scurria did, is NOT getting that much publicity but Taylor Schabusiness is getting so much over what she did to Shad Thyrion, but it's way more common for men to murder women, and those cases don't tend to receive as much publicity or outrage. There is even a Wikipedia page on her already. What's the big deal? She only committed a crime that men commit, so much more often.

This video is already posted here where you can comment as well: https://feminuremberg.com/video.php?v=190

This video is already posted here, where you can comment too, if you are a user - https://feminuremberg.com/video.php?v=189

A TikToker and Instagramer named Rho Bashe, was recently hit with a brick by an evil man, just because she rejected him. The other people standing around did not help her, and she was victim-blamed on social media.

You can always watch her channel on here though: https://feminuremberg.com/channel.php?user=Exulansic

#adultery #infidelity

Does hostility towards gay people correlate with hostility towards women, and vice versa? #feminism #feminist #toxicmasculinity

This is my live response to this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3BDE8Phvi4 where a cameraman and a female EMT worker got into an altercation.

This video is already posted here - https://feminuremberg.com/video.php?v=182 You can choose to comment there instead, especially if your comment doesn't show up on YouTube.

This video is already posted here - https://feminuremberg.com/video.php?v=179 You can choose to comment there instead, especially if your comment doesn't show up on YouTube.

This video is already posted here - https://feminuremberg.com/video.php?v=178 You can choose to comment there instead, especially if your comment doesn't show up on YouTube.

Any proof that she bumped him with her trolley? I react to a situation in Brazil, at a supermarket known as Dia Dia, where a man threw a shopping cart on a woman's head while she wasn't looking, knocking her unconscious. According to the clip, it appears to be a random violent crime, but according to most men on WorldStarHipHop and YouTube, she provoked the man by bumping him with her cart. I saw articles which said that the man claimed she called him gay and they had an argument, but I have not seen ANY article which mentioned about her bumping him with her cart. That tells me, that's all made up. Plus the man has a criminal history of domestic violence.

my official video response to that rock throwing attack in Colorado

We need a 'sociopath' channel like his, when it comes to defending women. I always had that goal for my own channel but it just never made it as big as his.

YouTube needs to remove ALL anti women content.

Marilyn vos Savant has one of the highest, if not the highest, IQ.

We must encourage these girls to be better.

Linguistics is one of the 'multiple intelligences' that women excel in.

They are more likely to say a female victim deserved it, BECAUSE she is a woman, and not despite the fact that she is a woman. Like I said, YouTube is full of misogynists. Then they claim that society cares a lot more about female victims than male victims. Well, apparently on this platform, the opposite is true!

Unfortunately, 2019 is the latest I can find about this. https://ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/2019/crime-in-the-u.s.-2019/topic-pages/tables/expanded-homicide-data-table-6.xls

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