Re: How Have I Avoided being Victimized by Feminism?
When your intent to wear a certain article of clothing to show off your camel toe it's a bit absurd to complain about being seen as a sexual object. It's like announcing to the world that you're a slut and then getting mad when people agree with you.
Ladies and gentlemen, rape culture right here. Henrin has erected the perfect example:
Women cannot express their sexuality or be sexual creatures without being objectified. If they express their sexuality and end up objectified then it's their own fault, not at all the fault of the men who objectified them, no, men really can't control that. If women don't want to be objectified then they should make damn sure they avoid the male gaze by covering up and not drawing attention to themselves.
And guess what, once you start to objectify a person, undermine their autonomy, and then go the extra step to say they brought it on themselves.....then doing bad things to them, and justifying the bad things other people do to them, becomes much easier.
Rape Culture, right there.
Now I dont expect any of this to actualy convince or make a different to ole Henrin here himself, he is obviously completely beyond reason, but I would like other more reasonable people to look at this man, look at the things he says, and see an embodiment of what people are talking about when they talk about sexism and rape culture and how these things still exist and are a problem.
Here is a man who will say that women should have no say on what men do, that a man has no reason to even begin to care what women think. He will brag about not living with women anymore because they are picky about how he cleans the toilet. He will berate other men and call them faggo*ts and not real men because he disapproves of their pant size and how they groom their pubes. He will openly mock a young man at the gym for doing glute exercises because apparently doing butt exercises makes you a sissy or a f*g and then feels the need to come to an online forum and brag about having put that person in their place. He will insist that women invite, no not invite, practically demand objectification if they dare to dress sexy or express their sexuality, and that the consequences of that are things they brought on themselves. And who equates "acting like a girl" with being weak.
He is a walking embodiment of Toxic Masculinity (Boys have to wear certain hair styles and certain cloths and do only certain exercises at the gym or they deserve to be mocked and called f*gs) Fragile Masculinity (Things like tight pants and pubic grooming are an affront to manliness itself) Fragile Male Ego (having to clean a toilet the way my loved one wants is insufferable and cannot be lived with) Condescension to Women (Why should a man even begin to care what a woman thinks/acting like a woman is a sign of weakness) and Objectification of Women (If women dress sexy men can't help but objectify them, they bring it on themselves)
It should not take an incredible stretch of the imagination to see that a world with millions of Henrins in it, a world with a bunch of people that hold specific ideals of ultra masculinity, who will shame and mock and yell "fagg*t" at men who don't meet that standard, and who actively dismiss, belittle, and objectify women, how this kind of behavior and cultural standard might, juuust might, lead to an environment that makes sexual assault significantly more likely to occur, and significantly more likely to be minimized or dismissed when it does happen.