THE DANGERS OF FEMINISTS THEORIES OF DISPUTE RESOLUTION
Mary(Not real name) was a friend I met on Twitter. We had good conversations but disagreed on how Twitter court of public opinions handled rape issues. We agreed to meet and our first meeting was at her place.
We ate lunch, gisted, played scrabble (which she cheated to win. Lool) and saw a movie.
If You Hear Only One Side of The Story, You Have No Understanding At All
- Chinua Achebe.
It would surprise you that some of them took it upon themselves to make a rapist/rape apologist list....
Lets look at few of the questionable popular feminists ideologies on conflict resolution on this app.
When an allegation is made against a man, he is threatened. If he has a reputation to maintain, they go so far as to make him lose it. It is this moral turpitude that sent Uzu 6 feet below because morality police couldn't fathom he could be innocent.
A lady once said if you have sex with a guy believing it would lead to relationship & it doesn’t, it is Rape
We Can Condemn People For Being Assholes Without Accusing Them Of Actual Crimes. – Somi
To ask questions is to risk being called a rape apologist. Most blocks I got was because I chose to sit on the fence and ask that the accuser give us the full details because “He raped me” is not enough.
Accuser is not a proxy for Victim
This is feminists and MeToo’s euphemistic way of saying believe women. How do you ascertain who the victim is when the fact is unknown and the accused has not be given an opportunity to defend himself?
Think on that!
Hearing from the other party is compulsory no matter how sensitive or emotional the accusation is.
- Annalise Keating (HTGAWM)
Twitter feminists jury don't care for truth. They just want victory for women no matter who is wrong.
- Oloye
More from Twitter
119/7 = 17 & Q = 17
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119 \u27977 is now the Chairman of the Public Interest Declassification Board. This new information could be of importance to many. I wonder what that could mean for those who have taken actions to obscure potentially damaging information from the public view?
— 337Tomahawk (@absitminded) December 23, 2020
I can’t find the like , or it appears to have been “unliked” but here’s a video of someone who claims it was there just a few hours ago
— Dr. A. non Questry (@DQuestry) December 27, 2020
This comes from the JFK grandchildren video singing “Timber”
@ 0:50 👀
https://t.co/AmjDZ74kCl
Check the domino. Posted to 4ch it has zero returns on tineye
Now check the domino
Posted to 4ch it has zero returns on tineye
Happy New Year everybody!
[THREAD] ⬇️
1/ Thread on how American Express
American Express is not like Visa and Mastercard. \U0001f4b3
— Ryan Reeves (@investing_city) May 15, 2020
The business model is much more like a bank than anything else. \U0001f3e6
Business Breakdown [THREAD] \U0001f447\U0001f3fd pic.twitter.com/PvlUST0rtl
2/ Thread on how Coca-Cola makes
Did you know that Coca-Cola makes the majority of its profit from selling its secret-formula of flavoring?
— Ryan Reeves (@investing_city) June 5, 2020
Business Breakdown [THREAD] pic.twitter.com/paPLCzHhpw
3/ Thread explaining popular software
Software terms are confusing right?!
— Ryan Reeves (@investing_city) August 21, 2020
I'll try my best to explain these concepts:
- Bookings
- Billings
- Revenue
- ARR
- DBNER
- DBGRR
- DBNRR
- Deferred Revenue
- RPO
[THREAD]
4/ On consistency
If, EVERYDAY, you:
— Ryan Reeves (@investing_city) July 13, 2020
- did 10 burpees
- read 20 pages of a book
- saved $10
That would probably put you in the top quartile for health, knowledge and wealth.
Consistency is extremely undervalued.
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