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 No.21501

I used to concider myself a femcel but then I downloaded duo and moids message any girl even if they have like no pfp no description no nothing but pretty much all of them r degens so ig im like a volcel. I think some men are to desprite for there to every be any true femcels

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 No.21505

For some reason I'm still trying to figure out, there seems to be a bad male to female ratio everywhere. My working theory is that the stronger, less delicate male body has made more men survive overall than women even though women have much higher intellectual potential. Having significantly more blood in our bodies probably helps quite a bit. 51% worldwide female population is such a frickin' lie. And then men are also drastically harmed by the rampancy of lesbianism. I feel like females are waaaay more likely to go for the same sex than males, which makes it that much harder for us straight guys. The worst part is that gay guys are just blatantly awful most of the time, so you can't even say it would be a good idea to expand the male gay community to have less competition.

Incidentally, the male to female ratio on Duolicious is so bad it sounds like a joke. 95% male last I checked. Crazy, right?

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 No.21519

>>21505

kek i wonder why

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 No.21520

>>21505

I mean also dont belive 51 but only because places like china and india parents will kill their female babies but is it also like that in the west? Ur from america right?

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 No.21521

Dire que « dans des endroits comme la Chine et l’Inde, les parents tuent les bébés filles » est une affirmation biaisée culturellement et potentiellement raciste. En réalité, ce phénomène tragique en Chine n’est pas issu de la culture traditionnelle, mais des politiques extrêmes imposées par l’État à certaines périodes historiques.

Précisions :

1. Violence d’État, pas tradition culturelle :

Le meurtre de bébés filles n’était pas une norme culturelle, mais le résultat des politiques de contrôle des naissances imposées par Mao Zedong, puis aggravées par la politique de l’enfant unique sous Deng Xiaoping. Ces politiques visaient principalement la majorité ethnique Han, surtout dans les zones rurales.

2. Le travail masculin lié aux avantages de l’État :

À l’époque collectiviste, la terre était répartie selon le nombre de travailleurs valides dans chaque famille. Avoir un garçon signifiait plus de terres. Le gouvernement exigeait d’importants quotas de céréales des familles Han, qu’il échangeait ensuite contre des armes auprès de l’URSS de Staline. Dans ce contexte, les filles étaient perçues comme des charges économiques.

3. Ce n’étaient pas les gens – c’était la politique :

Le gouvernement a créé un environnement impitoyable qui a poussé des familles à faire des choix tragiques. Ces actes ne venaient pas de la culture, mais d’un système déshumanisant.

4. Les minorités non concernées :

Les minorités ethniques étaient en grande partie exemptées de la politique de l’enfant unique, montrant que ces politiques étaient discriminatoires, non culturelles.

Ainsi, blâmer « les gens de ces régions » revient à ignorer les réalités historiques et politiques, et à blesser une seconde fois ceux qui ont été victimes de ces politiques. Ce n’est pas la culture chinoise qui a tué les filles, c’est le système.

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 No.21523

>>21520

Yeah, I am from Burgerland. In the West I feel like someone would be less likely to kill a female baby, or at least I would hope so. We do still have that "family name" horse shit. But there's nothing saying you HAVE to have the male's surname be the one that carries.

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 No.21525

>>21521

Nigga is makinging me use jewgle translate (T _ T)

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 No.21526

>>21521

Bonjour, merci pour cette leçon d'histoire, je n'ai parlé de la Chine que parce que j'ai vu un court métrage sur Youtube, c'est peut-être de la désinformation, je ne sais pas. J'ai parlé de l'Inde parce que ma mère est originaire de ce pays (je suis une Britannique blanche donc je ne connais pas trop les lois ou la culture), mais je dois aller en Inde de temps en temps pour voir de la famille et j'ai toujours remarqué qu'il y avait beaucoup plus d'hommes que de femmes. Apparemment, en Inde, on ne peut plus faire de test pour connaître le sexe de son bébé (c'est illégal) car les parents ont toujours décidé d'avorter les bébés de sexe féminin car ils étaient considérés comme ayant moins de valeur et comme un fardeau, en particulier pour les familles très pauvres. Désolé si le français est mauvais, j'utilise un traducteur merdique hehe.

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 No.21528

>>21523

kek is'nt that just a common practice everywhere?

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 No.21535

File: 130a9e16a7ac040⋯.jpg (100.61 KB,381x261,127:87,Feng_Jianmei.jpg)

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Let me show you some translations of Chinese testimonies:

> “I had a friend who used to work in the obstetrics and gynecology department of a hospital. She earned a high income back then but quit after just one year. She couldn’t stand performing forced abortions on babies from unapproved pregnancies. Even if the babies were born alive, they would be thrown into water basins and drowned. She said, ‘I’m also a woman, a mother—this family planning policy is utterly heartless.’”

> “In 2005, a villager named Wang Liping from Zhengzhou was about to give birth when she was kidnapped and taken to a clinic. She was tied to a bed and forcibly injected. The baby was born alive and cried loudly for several minutes—then died.”

> “In 2002, in Zhejiang, Dong Tiefeng’s wife was in labor. Doctors had already confirmed the uterus was open and the baby’s head had emerged. But since they didn’t have a birth permit, over 20 people stormed into the delivery room and stabbed a pair of scissors into the baby’s skull. The scissors were covered in blood. The baby’s brain matter burst out. Incidents like this could be told for months without running out.”

No one really knows why these communists could be so anti-human. People don’t understand why Mao Zedong and his regime targeted the Han people specifically.

For a time, I couldn’t make sense of it either.

But now, I think—maybe there is no reason.

Maybe this world simply has monsters who enjoy killing for its own sake.

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 No.21536

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>>21535

I mean I doubt that the reason that they were so anti-human was because they enjoyed killing. There can't be that many people in the world who just get off to the ending of human life. The reason they did thing like this was probably beacuse they belived it was for the greater good and saw it to means to an end, which is retarded but if your brainwashed into beliveing it from birth it makes sense that people would be devout to it.

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 No.21547

Oh, God… those monsters should pick on someone who can actually defend himself, not babies and mothers.

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 No.21557

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>>21535

> People don’t understand why Mao Zedong and his regime targeted the Han people specifically.

https://search.brave.com/search?q=is+taiwan+ethnically+Han%3F&source=desktop&summary=1&conversation=5eea42450bf312f5175864

I'll take counter-revolutionaries for $500, Alex.

Taiwan Ethnic Composition

Taiwan is predominantly ethnically Han, but the concept of Taiwanese identity is more complex. According to government figures, over 95% of Taiwan's population of 23.4 million consists of Han Taiwanese

, while 2.3% are Austronesian Taiwanese indigenous peoples.

The Han are often divided into three subgroups: the Hoklo, the Hakka, and waishengren (or "mainlanders").

Some scholars argue that Taiwanese should be considered ethnically distinct from Han Chinese, as a majority of Taiwanese have mixed blood types with Aboriginal Austronesians and Pacific islanders.

This perspective challenges the common belief that 98% of Taiwanese are Han Chinese.

The complexity of Taiwanese identity is further compounded by social and political issues, with many people in Taiwan seeing themselves primarily as Taiwanese rather than Chinese.

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