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@FeminismIsCancer , I'm almost 20% of the way through it, and I haven't seen anything I found particularly objectionable. I think you just let your transphobia blind you to the merits of it.
There's currently a shortage of ideologies that call for abolishing laws against sex with jailbaits, so I think we should support those that do make that proposal.
Really, all that's needed at this point is for a Ted Kaczynski or an Anders Behring Breivik to say, "My actions were motivated by my belief in Vintologi" to really put this on the public's radar screen and get people talking about it.
These types of actions are sort of like the process for putting a candidate or initiative on the ballot, where you have to stand out in the cold or in the hot sun, gathering signatures. I.e., you have to invest time in it, and suffer, to get your chance to have your ideas listened to and hopefully taken seriously. It's a test of your commitment, and therefore of whether you really believe in your ideas and care about them, which is a hurdle you must leap over to gain entrance to the arena, so to speak.
If you don't believe in your ideas enough to do that, then why should anyone else care, either, enough to pay them any attention.
There's currently a shortage of ideologies that call for abolishing laws against sex with jailbaits, so I think we should support those that do make that proposal.
Really, all that's needed at this point is for a Ted Kaczynski or an Anders Behring Breivik to say, "My actions were motivated by my belief in Vintologi" to really put this on the public's radar screen and get people talking about it.
These types of actions are sort of like the process for putting a candidate or initiative on the ballot, where you have to stand out in the cold or in the hot sun, gathering signatures. I.e., you have to invest time in it, and suffer, to get your chance to have your ideas listened to and hopefully taken seriously. It's a test of your commitment, and therefore of whether you really believe in your ideas and care about them, which is a hurdle you must leap over to gain entrance to the arena, so to speak.
If you don't believe in your ideas enough to do that, then why should anyone else care, either, enough to pay them any attention.
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