QUESTION 1: Your wife, the mother of your children, is drowning. You have a life preserver. However, a customer requires your assistance. What do you do?
QUESTION 2: A man has been caught stealing from the company and he is currently awaiting execution. You are the executioner. Do you pull the trigger?
QUESTION 3: Which sentence best describes yourself?
– I have clinical depression.
– I’m ready to be productive!
QUESTION 4: Which sentence best describes yourself?
– I try to do things to the best of ability.
– I am willing to bleed for you.
QUESTION 5: Are you afraid to die?
Hey you know Walmarts gonna be really steamed you leaked their test. I know it’s a retail standardized test and not just Walmart but they think they own it.
omg stop people unironically love it it’s so weird @violetdioxazine
NO GNDKJNDS THIS IS SUCH A SELF DRAG
snape is LITERALLY the embodiment of a toxic “nice guy” who abuses his crush’s son….because she didnt “choose him”…and this is who they want to be their trans representation. incredible.
Why would trafficking increase when you have legalized prostitution.
Because if prostitution is legal, demand increases. And if it is legal, pimps and traffickers have more room to exploit and sell women under the guise of legal sex work.
In fact, in countries where it is legal, pimps and brothel owners are considered sex workers themselves.
Just because you legalize prostitution doesn’t mean women are going to be anymore willing to do it, but more men expect to go to prostitutes, so the demand for prostitution increases. Where do you get prostitutes if women aren’t willing to be them? you kidnap and traffick them!!
Thank you for explaining this so concisely. I always thought trafficking would decrease if prostitution was legalized, so this is good to know.
it’s worth pointing out that Germany, who’s always touted as very progressive for legalizing prostitution and instituting prostitution unions, has become the human trafficking hub of Europe since those laws were implemented.
I’ve got to point out that it was not very long ago that we were fighting for these types of institutions to even have women’s bathrooms in the first place–when universities were only grudgingly beginning to accept female students and women were not considered to belong in the public sphere.
The sparse decades between that period and today are the blink of an eye in the history of humanity. We could easily find ourselves right back in that society.
It really is a massive step backwards thinly disguised as progress.
Notice how the men’s restroom is never touched by this crap. It’s only women who are expected to sacrifice their privacy.
People need to start switching the “all-gender” signs to cover the men’s room. You know how quickly men would freak out? That’s exactly why these institutions never do it, never convert every restroom into an “all gender” room, because it would piss off men, and that actually matters to them.
This gender trend does nothing for equality, it just feeds off of and exacerbates the same old sexism.
If men weren’t a systematic threat to everyone why couldn’t they just make their bathroom into the “gender neutral” one?? Why do only males get to keep their personhood and be respected as people? Why are women always forced to accomodate male feelings?
The universities that are doing this need to be making new facilities for these gender neutral bathrooms. Make them accessible for disabled people, too. Make them an all around good. Those who want gender neutral bathrooms are getting what they desire, women who do not want to share a bathroom with males are getting what they desire, and disabled people are given more facilities that are accessible to them. It’s a win-win-win. They have the money for it. The reason they’re not doing it is because they don’t really give a shit to do the right thing or to “waste” money when they could just slap on a new sign over the women’s bathroom and not give a fuck about the resulting sexual assaults and inserted spycams that follow. Twenty bucks says a school will shell out to have urinals installed in a women’s restroom before making disability-accessible gender neutral restrooms.
Justine Troondeau 