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The most distressing kind of hatemail (or hatecomment) you get are the kind that completely misrepresent and crap on what you believe.

You have a weird hatred towards women... I just noticed that. Um, in case you didn't know, women are treated more badly and exploited more than men. It's entirely our own faults, but you can't deny it. O_o Men are to blame as well, but I think it's up to us to stop it. -shrugs- Dunno why women having equal rights upset you.

invaderzimgir2007
http://www.youtube.com/user/ArgusEyes

I see you left a comment on my profile page. If there's a kind of human being I love, it's the kind who takes real care in his language he uses.

I don't know why the idea of women having equal rights upsets me so. That's probably why I make so many videos saying this exact thing (you do have the links to those videos don't you? It's just that I forget my own stuff sometimes - last I looked I had a bunch of videos criticising a particular political movement called feminism). It's also an idea completely in sync with my other views..

You see; as a libertarian who want a small state, and who opposes state sanctioned differences on people such as the castes inherent in monarchies or fiefdoms. I really want the government to arbitrarily give one group of people rights over another. I also say this all the time in my videos. The ones you might have seen where I state that I support equality of opportunity – not outcome were by my evil doppelganger SeyeSugra.

Yours sincerely,
Argus

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Posted on: Saturday, April 24, 2010 12:29 PM
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  1. Posted by: Jynx on 4/25/2010 3:14 AM
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    This individual probably read your response and interpreted your sarcasm as sincerity. While unfortunate, I have learned that to simply assume others are capable of discerning the difference between various modes of expression is fraught with danger.

    *sigh* If only a healthy respect for critical thinking were more prevalent, we wouldn't be besieged with comments such as these...
  2. Posted by: ArgusEyes on 4/25/2010 9:04 AM
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    "This individual probably read your response and interpreted your sarcasm as sincerity."

    It's a risk. However, I long ago discarded trying to reason with such people a sound mocking can sometimes make the point much better and if they don't get it, then they weren't worth bothering in the first place.

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