People who boo fighters in general are horrible . It ' s almost never justified . <| sep |> Don ' t start a forum and destroy its integrity . I know of at least ONE person who may have benefited from that little tip . Not pointing fingers or anything . <| sep |> marry me bb <| sep |> Leo was a Witcher , even though he never went through the mutations . <| sep |> Absolutely ! People who can ' t be happy on their own are so exhausting . <| sep |> No . They don ' t show up until next week . <| sep |> In case anyone missed it , the leaker , uUnimatrixZeroOne was caught and called out by uMannoSlimmins who seems like a major ass , and the leaker apologized . Interesting stuff . 3 that if you want it , stuff is getting deleted quickly . <| sep |> Disagree is very absolute . It depends on which society we are talking about but to generalize , I cannot disagree , they do . My point is that in a first world society , men and women are practically equal for 90 % of the way . There ' s a difference with Saudi Arabia and Canada . Most third world places place their focus if any focus on other issues which sucks because arguably , feminism is needed the most there . These places are indeed ' patriarchal ' thanks to religion , customs or whatever . In our society here in RSA even , there is an imbalance . My point is that , time needs to pass , generational mindset shifts need to occur but by pedestalizing women at the expense of men it ' s not zero sum but a man ' s understanding of it is and vice versa will further alienate men in such a context . This is the grand paradox of this . If , men are so absolutely powerful and their wield this power , how does alienating them help such a cause ? hypothetically hereYou are using double standards exclusionary is defying power for women vs wielding power for men ? Please explain what you meant by that as you responded to my question with a question don ' t try and frame this in a culdesac manner , let ' s talk about this . The way I interpret what you have written is that you have already made up your mind with the way you presented it . It ' s more of a social class thing than a gender thing if it ' s wielding power . We started off with the context of the article to which I responded men are generally inclusionary with their preferences for socializing in such places . If it ' s a sports related event then no but is that really wielding power ? If so how ? Any guy who knows straight guys knows that if they are single , they would prefer women to be around . It ' s the yinyang of energy , malefemale polarization . Fundamentally mate , for people to be exclusionary means they have the power to do so . There is no defying , it is wielding by both parties . They have a choice to choose their patrons in this example , their audience with talks as we have seen with # feesmustfall etc . tldr events like this will do their movement more harm than good . People should be together and socializing with the intention of bringing each other together , not alienating one another . It ' s their event though and they are welcome to do what they want . If certain individuals don ' t take kindly to it , that ' s their issue but said issue arises from the ' play ' made by these ' feminists ' or whatever they are .