So today in my anthropology class, a guy said that if we were in a handmaidâs tale type situation where lots of the human race was infertile, we should do artificial insemination instead of rape and I hopped on the mic to tell him that forced pregnancy, no matter where the sperm comes from, is a form of torture and that womenâs bodies arenât public resources and all 150 people on the zoom were like đ
Then he went âoh so the human race should die out?â And I said yep. If the only way to keep our species going is through forced pregnancy at that point we should just kick the bucket
Men can't fathom it because they don't experience the danger.
@spagootski
Youâre right. And feminists who disagree are fucking blind to the fact that men being allowed to treat female animals as property means they transfer that behaviour on to us because they ALSO see us as animals.
We flag a kid who tortures animals as potential for psychopathy. We understand there is a correlation between how that child treats animals to how theyâll treat humans. Why is the same not true for all of the human race, all men, all the farming industry? What just because you are so indoctrinated by it that you see it as perfectly normal? Well thatâs how men think of women, so if you wonât change your thinking about farmed animals, why can you expect men to about us?
This. The meat industry is full of violence, to the point where violence and crime rate in slaughterhouse neighbourhoods is increasing by 60% on average. Workers in the near industry are getting PTSD, anxiety and various other ailments at an unprecedented rate. They also rape animals they are about to kill. And the majority of those people are men.
@barbievspredator do you have sources on that data, like on the 60% stat for example? Iâd like to read more on ecofeminist talking points, those examples are hard hitters.
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here's a link to @barbievspredator 's rb of a post discussing this, and heres a link to the study (the one in the post appears to be broken):
PDF | More than 100 years after Upton Sinclair denounced the massive slaughterhouse complex in Chicago as a âjungle,â qualitative case study
"To the extent that we accept such abuse, in conformity with the husbandsâ master mentality, we can see how we ourselves have been domestica
men have viewed women & girls the same as farmed animals for thousands of years, to be bought and sold and bred just as cows and chickens are.
Thank you for digging up this post!
