Indoctrinated by his mother and the media and government I'd say.
As opposed to being indoctrinated by some hateful lowlife clerics and misogynists? I would certainly take his "indoctrination" over that.
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Indoctrinated by his mother and the media and government I'd say.
Darn tootin' I raise my son to be a man, not a misogynist.You would be.
Penis.Vulgarity?? Where?
Or just very bright and intelligent.Indoctrinated by his mother and the media and government I'd say.
Serious?Penis.
Believe so. Considering my next post to him where I said it quite a bit and him calling it "sick" I'd say he has issues with people saying penis. Peeeeeeeniiiiis.Serious?
He's more than welcome to try to report my son calling his position "dumb", but as my son is not a member I wish him good luck with that.Careful, Mr. Thin Skin doesn't like it when anyone calls him dumb. He goes running to the site admins to report personal attacks. He's super sensitive and tends to weep like a wee child.
Indoctrinated by his mother and the media and government I'd say.
I just .... have no words.Believe so. Considering my next post to him where I said it quite a bit and him calling it "sick" I'd say he has issues with people saying penis. Peeeeeeeniiiiis.
Or willy?I just .... have no words.
I mean, that's the actual name of the body part. Are grown adults supposed to walk around calling it a pee-pee or something??
Ugh ... so much worse!Or willy?
Weiner?Ugh ... so much worse!
I agree.Ugh ... so much worse!
That is the wonderful thing about choice isn't it, that it allows you to do that.As opposed to being indoctrinated by some hateful lowlife clerics and misogynists? I would certainly take his "indoctrination" over that.
That would be your idea of a man I guess. Which is somewhat worrying considering your ideas of women and femininity.Darn tootin' I raise my son to be a man, not a misogynist.
That would be a man. A man like his father, like my father, like most men I know. Not...a misogynist.That would be your idea of a man I guess. Which is somewhat worrying considering your ideas of women and femininity.
Is that what you are saying I am? Misogynist means hatred of women.That would be a man. A man like his father, like my father, like most men I know. Not...a misogynist.
Is that what you are saying I am? Misogynist means hatred of women.
I am not. But go ahead, I'll listen.By the way, I think you are underestimating the influence of critical thinking on unseating indoctrination.
They do tend to be more emotional and less mechanically minded. That might be a problem in court and it might not be.I was taught from childhood that women are not equal to men, that women are less logical and more emotional and therefore their testimony counts as half of a man's.
haha, okay; which kinda explains you signature I guess.I grew up in Saudi Arabia and was exposed to Friday prayer speeches there for nearly two decades, for crying out loud.
Yeah, kinda. But if you are saying that it never has any effect I think that woul dbe wrong. We all follow our own self and we all are influenced by those around us.If someone wants to be hateful, they will be hateful regardless of what they were taught or "indoctrinated."
Sure. Though I have no reason as to why you would think that necessary to tell me, respectful though I am at hearing it. I do understand these things.On the flip side, if someone is respectful to others, they will be respectful despite being taught otherwise once they can think for themselves.