Shadowclaw @shadowclaw87

@mballzizhott @AntiWokeMemes I think that's one of the ones I played! It was a lot of fun.

Why does the government need to be involved? Just normalize hospitals offering this to the father without having to inform the mother. He should have a right to that information. There are also prominent movements and organizations working to enforce medical ethics as a strict institutional and cultural standard, rather than through the legal system. The men's rights movement should definitely appeal to these groups. The Global Hippocratic Movement, Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS), Bioethics Committees, "Moral Injury" Awareness Campaign, etc.

Mandatory testing and database cross-checks would run millions of men’s DNA annually. Every past consensual partner becomes a silent landmine. False accusations get surfaced automatically at the worst time, public opinion destroys the man instantly, families shatter, and the legal/prison complex profits, public trust falls apart, corruption in the legal system explodes. That’s why it’s worse, and the slow march of feminism creep men's rights creators like Hannah warned about would come true in one of the worst ways imaginable. Millions of men would have their lives destroyed very easily and women would barely have to lift a finger to do it. Prisons would explode in population. Social trust would completely erode. Entire new avenues of corruption and legal system would grow out of control.

It’s worse because of the mandatory automatic cross-check. With an immediate false accusation she has to actively pursue it, go to police, push the case, etc. Many don’t follow through long-term. In your scenario she does the kit and false reports early, then can just walk away. The system (mandatory paternity test and database) does the rest for her years later. Every man who has a kid gets his DNA automatically run against every old rape kit in the system. That’s a massive new avenue for false accusations to activate without her lifting another finger. It weaponizes the bureaucracy itself.

@AntiWokeMemes I think the media would just blackout and not air since they can't lie. Social interaction, professional environments, interpersonal relationships would be the first to be affected.

@AntiWokeMemes We need to bring mental institutions back. But the problem is our society is currently idealizing sociopathic narcissists, and they are really good at DARVO and manipulation. It won't work unless the public snaps out of this, otherwise innocent people will be institutionalized.

That's not what I said. She doesn’t wait until the new pregnancy: 1. Consensual sex happens. 2. She files a false rape claim and gets a rape kit done while DNA is viable. Your DNA profiled & stored as the “perpetrator.” 3. Months/years later: different woman gets pregnant and a mandatory paternity test runs your DNA. 4. Automatic database cross-check flags you. The false report happens early. The database and mandatory trigger surfaces it later. Cops show up at your home, work, family outing, etc. Rape accusations are treated as automatically guilty in the court of public opinion before due process, especially in our highly gynocentric/feminized society where feminism is the baseline. That’s the weaponization risk. A rape kit match only proves sex happened, not rape or lack of consent. It can be very useful when combined with other evidence, but just on its own it's not proof of rape.

@AVGirl4Life

@ReaperGorgo @Oneiorosgrip A positive rape kit test only proves sexual contact or intimate touching took place between two individuals, not the claim of rape. This is a dumb idea because it could easily be used nefariously to support false accusations and put innocent men in prison.

@CLG98264897 It's her right to make that choice, but it's disrespectful, a glaring red flag, and the end of the relationship. Kick her completely out of your life and make it final. No contact under any circumstances.

@AdmiralMuggost @JezziiB Feminism has completely distorted history. Nothing they say is true. Everything you've heard feminists say about women's rights is a completely dysfunctional understanding of history. Feminists are some of the stupidest people on earth.

@SandmanMGTOW (But only if he's tall, muscular, high status, charismatic, and rich)

@AntiWokeMemes No. It's not appropriate in any education setting. I don't give a shit what the excuse is.

@TPostMillennial

@TrishyLiz74 @AllanSchmidt @UN_Women

@UN_Women You're a bunch of hateful sexist narcissists! You just don't want boys to learn how to have boundaries or defense against your hatred. Fuck all the way off. We're tired of your misandry! The real problem is the femosphere hate movement.

@Okabecam @AntiWokeMemes 🤣

@MadtownEngineer @AntiWokeMemes Yeah I don't get why people think women treating normal guys, nerds, blue collar workers, etc like trash is somehow a new thing? That's been going on for a long time. I'm not sure when it started, but I know it's been around since before I was born.

I'm not saying that it's as bad today as it was back then. No. We're still having the same problems, but it wasn't as bad back then. Women back then were actually more likely to date and marry a nerdy guy, a regular Joe, a blue collar worker, but not as often as they should have. It was still a problem. It also depended on the region. It was much worse in California for example.

Not fat ✅ No cosmetic surgeries ✅ No dicks ✅ No tattoos ✅ No piercings, nose rings, or gauged ears ✅ Happy ✅ BUT... Girls back then had huge bushes, it's just true. Ew... Also women who looked like that back then in the '80s were still only interested in the top percent guys. Not a lot has actually changed, it's merely gotten worse. They thought normal and nerdy guys were losers just like today's women. But they were slightly more likely to date and marry a blue collar worker. People are only starting to just notice it now. That doesn't mean that it's different. I noticed the same problems back then. I was alive in the '80s.