It's so funny because everyone's ancestors from about 100yrs ago always had sex with hairy women. Like if it was bad then the human race wouldn't exist lol
It’s so funny because everyone’s ancestors from about 100 years ago were raping and cheating on their wives. Like if it was bad then the human race wouldn’t exist lol.
Raping, pillaging and slavery is history too, dumbfuck. Saying “people did this 100 years ago so..” is very silly logic, and I pointed that out by showing how flawed that logic was. You took issue with the analogy without understanding the point at all.
Lol I’m not reading all that past the first sentence. I don’t give a fuck about this actress or women with armpit hair (I won’t date one but who cares?). I was just pointing out her absurd logic.
“Whereas the things you mentioned are .. unnatural..” unfortunately rape and violence is completely natural and was the natural state of the human condition up until recent history.
Only one of us is emotional and obsessed with this topic. Imagine fighting this hard to defend the honour of women with pit hair lol
Why are people responding to you assuming that not being manly=gay? wtf. I went and re-read your comment twice thinking that I missed something, but no, there's nothing, those people are just bonkers.
encouraging young girls to take action to boost their “dating potential” is weird as shit— no one tells young boys to do things because they “need to be attractive” (because it’s deranged)
“You’re gay if you aren’t attracted to women who don’t shave their armpits”. Wow, have you gone so progressive here that you’ve actually become regressive? Calling people gay if they don’t agree with your beauty preferences, pretty homophobic.
A tone argument (also called tone policing) is a type of ad hominem aimed at the tone of an argument instead of its factual or logical content in order to dismiss a person's argument. Ignoring the truth or falsity of a statement, a tone argument instead focuses on the emotion with which it is expressed.
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