2309110015Su THIS CULTURE WAR IS A WAR OF SPURIOUS SOPHISTRY:

MGTOW (Men Going Their Own Way) is about acknowledging that there has never been a contract, in any shape or form, that binds male humans to a life of female human maintenance.

After all these thousands of years don’t you think that the male ‘Y’ chromosome would’ve deteriorated away already as socialist feminism would like by now? Now I’m not sure what it is that socialist feminism actually wants? Is it an a-sexual tax paying beasts of burden, or is it a frolicking herd of continuously pregnant females forever giggling never accomplishing anything – wards of a socialist state as it were?

It must be clear by now that female humans have absolutely no concept of the harsh realities of life – always walking around mesmerized by their own genitalia -- as if there were something exceptional about them.

On the flip side of this misandrous argument, where is the female human that’s producing sperm and impregnating other females? In the sperm is the life force that all life is dependent on. An egg can be laboratory reproduced, but not so living sperm – at least not yet.

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“Why Y Chromosomes Might Disappear”

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“Women and Their Genitalia: A Political Conundrum | feat. @drpeterboghossian”

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soph·ist·ry

NOUN
sophistry (noun) · sophistries (plural noun)

the use of fallacious arguments, especially with the intention of deceiving:
"trying to argue that I had benefited in any way from the disaster was pure sophistry"

SIMILAR: trickery, deviousness, deceit, deception, dishonesty, cheating, duplicity, guile, cunning, artfulness, wiliness, craft, craftiness, evasion, slyness, chicanery, intrigue, subterfuge, strategy, bluff, pretense, fraud, fraudulence, sharp practice.

• a fallacious argument.

SIMILAR: sophism, casuistry, quibbling, equivocation, fallaciousness, fallacy, quibble, paralogism, specious reasoning, the use of fallacious arguments, fallacious argument.

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spu·ri·ous

ADJECTIVE
spurious (adjective)

not being what it purports to be; false or fake:
"separating authentic and spurious claims"

SIMILAR: bogus, fake, specious, false, factitious, counterfeit, fraudulent, trumped-up, sham, mock, feigned, pretended, contrived, fabricated, manufactured, fictitious, make-believe, invalid, fallacious, meretricious, artificial, imitation, simulated, ersatz, adulterine, not genuine.

OPPOSITE: authentic, genuine, real.

• (of a line of reasoning) apparently but not actually valid:
  "this spurious reasoning results in nonsense"

• ARCHAIC
  (of offspring) illegitimate.

SIMILAR: love, born on the wrong side of the blanket, unfathered, bastard, natural, misbegotten, baseborn, nameless, adulterine, born out of wedlock, born of unmarried parents.

OPPOSITE: legitimate.

ORIGIN:
late 16th century (in the sense ‘born out of wedlock&rsquo: from Latin spurius ‘false’ + -ous.

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