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University of Texas posters tell male students it’s OK to wear dresses, embrace ‘fluid’ masculinity

Anyone else wonder how this cat made it to 126 posts without getting banned yet?
Because he's not said anything in an inappropriate manner yet. He's not been any worse than some of the so called Christians here that haven't been banned.

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A real man takes care of his family. Everything beyond that is just for appearances. Where what you want.

Totally should not have used the Blaze headline as my thread title. Looking at the MasculineUT website itself, their position seems to be that more traditional ideas of masculinity are bad and lead to rape. If they just stuck to it’s ok for men to wear a dress, I wouldn’t have a problem with it.
 
Totally should not have used the Blaze headline as my thread title. Looking at the MasculineUT website itself, their position seems to be that more traditional ideas of masculinity are bad and lead to rape. If they just stuck to it’s ok for men to wear a dress, I wouldn’t have a problem with it.
Well you had to because that was the article title you cited. Better to say that you should have used a different article.

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Because he's not said anything in an inappropriate manner yet. He's not been any worse than some of the so called Christians here that haven't been banned.

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It is simply promotion of sin and beastly ways of homosexuality and sodomy which are not fit for man, only for beasts and dogs which lick up their own vomit

You wanna stay on that, pardner? I read the TOS at least once a month, due to my tendency to require at least one infraction every so often...hehe...
 
Totally should not have used the Blaze headline as my thread title. Looking at the MasculineUT website itself, their position seems to be that more traditional ideas of masculinity are bad and lead to rape. If they just stuck to it’s ok for men to wear a dress, I wouldn’t have a problem with it.

I won't bother subjecting myself to the website but, my Daughter works for UTand has issues working with other women [usually the Leftist types] Not sure working with men in dresses would be much better for her. [she's the only woman in her department]
 
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Sorry buddy, but Islam Scholar is an Oxymoron. So is Christian Scholar for that matter. Allowing yourself to be brainwashed by a silly religion is the opposite of scholarly.
Psst. A scholar of climate based on AGW is an oxymoron too.
 
You wanna stay on that, pardner? I read the TOS at least once a month, due to my tendency to require at least one infraction every so often...hehe...
As I said, it's nothing more than I've seen some Christians post and not.get infractions for.

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As I said, it's nothing more than I've seen some Christians post and not.get infractions for.

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They should too, what's your point? This is an anti homophobia post, not an anti Muslim post, in case that's what you're implying...
 
A real man takes care of his family. Everything beyond that is just for appearances. Where what you want.

Totally should not have used the Blaze headline as my thread title. Looking at the MasculineUT website itself, their position seems to be that more traditional ideas of masculinity are bad and lead to rape. If they just stuck to it’s ok for men to wear a dress, I wouldn’t have a problem with it.

And I totally should not have spelled “wear” as “where”.

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For breaking the terms of service. See #18, if you need a refresher.

A) The support for or a call for violence.
B) The suggestion of removal of essential civil liberties.
C) Claims of severe dehumanization.
D) Claims of illegal behavior across the entire group.
Which one?
 
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Sorry buddy, but Islam Scholar is an Oxymoron. So is Christian Scholar for that matter. Allowing yourself to be brainwashed by a silly religion is the opposite of scholarly.

Strictly speaking that's not true. One can be a scholar of a religion regardless of how little basis in fact that religion might have.
 
The Romans, conquered most of the known world wearing Tunics, not mini-dresses.
That's rather like noting they conquered the world with swords and not firearms. The anchronistic comparison is pretty much a strawman.

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The Romans called them Tunics, not minidresses.

What they called them is rather irrelevant. When it comes down to it, a kilt is just a specific type of skirt. Every type of fashion has been worn by both genders at some point in history. Clothing has no true gender connection. Any assumed is a society driven fiction that is subject to change.
 
What they called them is rather irrelevant. When it comes down to it, a kilt is just a specific type of skirt. Every type of fashion has been worn by both genders at some point in history. Clothing has no true gender connection. Any assumed is a society driven fiction that is subject to change.

I am willing to cede the point; since i am not quibbling.

However, in antiquity, it was the women, who wore the long dresses in the family.
 
What they called them is rather irrelevant. When it comes down to it, a kilt is just a specific type of skirt. Every type of fashion has been worn by both genders at some point in history. Clothing has no true gender connection. Any assumed is a society driven fiction that is subject to change.
That is contingent on what makes a skirt a skirt to begin with, of course. So what is it? The name, the fabric, the culture, the color, the contour - one or more of the above?

Every type of fashion has been worn by both genders at some point in history
At which point did one or the other or both wear such and such a type, and for what, why, how? Wearing a tuxedo, a bathrobe, a burqua, a baseball cap... is not done in isolation from the other externals and variables which beget the very decision to wear such a garment to begin with.

Would Neil Armstrong wear a spacesuit were he in the shower, rather than on the moon? Or would a man on the moon slip into a bathrobe?

Any assumed is a society driven fiction that is subject to change.
Social assumptions predicate the designing of clothing clothing to begin with, much as the assumption that a woman has breasts predicates the designing of a bra - if a woman had no breasts, the idea to design a bra to begin with likely never would have occurred.
 
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Not sure the guy called Islam Scholar is too concerned about what Jesus did or did not do.

In Islam Jesus is a prophet, he was a man, and that is all.
 
You wanna stay on that, pardner? I read the TOS at least once a month, due to my tendency to require at least one infraction every so often...hehe...

Don't you hate that "Submit" button? Why can't it just say, "Accept" or something. "Submit" sounds so, uh, Islam.
 
What they called them is rather irrelevant. When it comes down to it, a kilt is just a specific type of skirt. Every type of fashion has been worn by both genders at some point in history. Clothing has no true gender connection. Any assumed is a society driven fiction that is subject to change.

Kilt. That's what happened to the last bugger who called it a skirt.
 
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