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1. about 15 hours ago on Reality Check

   Evangelicals are not terrorists, just because they oppose abortion doesn’t mean they are terrorists

2. 1 day ago on Pearls Before Swine

   Rappers don’t claim their songs are not misogynistic, there are rappers who admitted rap music can be misogynistic

   Rappers don’t use hip hop music to promote the incel movement and at the same time tell men you can do anything you want, all men are handsome and at the same time insult women.

   Unlike female pop singers they use their songs to spread the anti-man movement (4th wave feminism), demonize men and at the same time encourage their female fans and complimenting women.

   Rappers insult both men and women in their music unlike female pop singers, they insult only men in their music, I never heard a song by female singer insulting other woman.

   What aspirations have feminist pop singers, who tell their female fans ‘you can do anything,’ inspired in girls?

   These are more young women who aspire to be pop singers than those who aim to become scientists, technologists, or presidents because females dominate pop music.

3. 1 day ago on Pearls Before Swine

   Charli XCX – Vroom Vroom

   she calls boys slugs

   Rihanna – Man Down: she promotes gun violence and kill men.

   Ariana Grande – Dangerous Woman, a song glamorizing women being dangerous. She encourages girls to treat men as nothing but sex toys

   Kiiara – Gold: she kills a guy and replace him with his brother, imagine if a male singer kills a woman in music video and replace her with sister it would be controversial.

   Lady Gaga – Alejandro: sexist track towards mysterious Mexican men, she is rude in the song and also say their names Alejandro, Roberto and Fernando yet she say that they can’t even call her name. the song is directed towards men in general, euphemistically called by Spanish names for no reason, Hispanics find it racist to assume all Hispanic men have similar names

   See this REVIEW: Taylor Swift’s Crazy Sexist “The Man” by Crowder

   and there a lot of other songs I don’t have time to search for them and I stopped listening to pop music years ago so there are more new misandrist songs.

4. 1 day ago on Pearls Before Swine

   Three people liked my my original comment and two liked my other comments.

   And I didn’t say I’m speaking on their behalf

   I don’t click “like” on my comments, you like your own comments.

5. 1 day ago on Pearls Before Swine

   I think one of the reasons, commercial success is much harder to come by now is because of the rise in the number of singers, the larger the number of the singers, the harder it is to make it.

   Internet made it easier for singers to be richer with ads, streaming, music videos, social media promotions…..etc

6. 1 day ago on Reality Check

   What happened to your English? I remember years ago your English was better than now.

7. 1 day ago on Pearls Before Swine

   There are two people who liked my comments so there are two commenters who has endorsed my sentiment with likes

   and Youtube is full of Youtubers who have videos critical of feminist pop singers.

8. 1 day ago on Pearls Before Swine

   It is common for people in my native language to say you annoyed us instead of you annoyed me, we use plural forms when saying some things more than English speakers.

9. 1 day ago on Reality Check

   Nothing to do with colonialism, the beings in hindu art look weird and the gods have unusual skin and a lot of limbs.

   They are not that scary but I mean the art seems like out of this world.

   My SO likes India and want to travel to it but I don’t like overcrowding in India.

10. 1 day ago on Pearls Before Swine

    These females singers were successful without the support of social media and streaming and without exploiting feminism and LGBT rights.

    I think if the biggest pop stars of the 60s, the 70s, the 80s, the 90s…..etc released their best selling albums in the age of streaming and social media they would be multimillionaires.