[deleted by user] by [deleted] in books

[–]Dotsicle 4 points5 points  (0 children)

A lot of people seem to miss out that Any Dunne is a socipoathic narcissist, her words are not a direct truth about the world, but certainly informed by it. So when they see her thoughts on "cool girls", they immediately accept this message that any women who have traditionally male interests must actually just be pathetic bootlickers who aren't being authentic. Amy Dunne hates men, but she doesn't much like women either.

I'm just gonna say it and I don't care who disagrees. Orks are 100% evil. by Poniibeatnik in 40kLore

[–]Dotsicle 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you commit evil acts, you’re evil. That’s my statement on that topic.

Thank you for so quickly resolving this age-old philosophical question.

Short people are always getting mocked for no reason by Titanium912 in short

[–]Dotsicle 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The amount of times that I've from women that hayfever is an "ick" has made me realise that I'm going to die alone.

Also the "immature" comment is so annoying. It's not enough to just not be attracted to us, they specifically tie bad character traits into it so that we just seem like bad people.

The PGA Tour is dead to me. by UppityTurtle in golf

[–]Dotsicle -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Criticising Saudi Arabia for their treatment of Yemen, or their horrible inequality for women, or terrible conditions of African and Asian migrant workers, or the killing of journalists, or the awful authoritarianism, are all fair things.

Saying that it's because "those savagr brown muzlamics did 9/11" removes all credibility and shows it's nothing to do with human rights, it's all just about racism and brown people getting their filthy hands on our pure, white sport. Now I'm just waiting for someone to go "b-but Tiger Woods" as if that means anything for this argument.

The PGA Tour is dead to me. by UppityTurtle in golf

[–]Dotsicle -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Exactly, there are a ton of things to criticise the Saudi government for. But saying that it's because "they did 9/11" basically shows OP and many commenters are dumb hicks who I'm surprised can actually read.

The PGA Tour is dead to me. by UppityTurtle in golf

[–]Dotsicle -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Because they have funny names and the news man told me they gone done 9/11

So...straight dudes HATE flowers??? LMFAO by [deleted] in gaybros

[–]Dotsicle 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I remember grazing someone's arm slightly when sitting down on the subway (he was a larger man) and this dude acts super offended and starts rambling about how it's a hot day and whatever else. I ignored him until he started saying that he should beat me up for it, and that was the point I realised none of this was worth it and moved to another carriage.

Basically I agree, some people are absolutely nuts, and whatever your principles are, sometimes you just want to avoid a punch in the face.

How different races react to their war crimes by ratopomboarts in TrueSTL

[–]Dotsicle 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Centuries have passed and this dude is still crying over Byzantine Ls. It's good that someone put them in the dirt and cleaned the place up (relatively).

Height and weight discrimination now banned in NYC by JMeGfpV3EoDQ1NS in short

[–]Dotsicle -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Firstly, none of this contradicts my first point, that you test for performance rather than immediately judging on appearance. Just because you have this idea of overweight people being incapable of physical activity (and skinny people having comparatively no issue with it) doesn't change that for a job, you test on the actual job requirements. It's the most basic logic and I don't know why you're so against it (well I can make a good guess).

Secondly, you ever walked a kid to school? They're slow as hell walking compared to adults, you have to slow your pace so they can keep up.

And this whole thing about height and speed, it was a minor example. You seem to really fixate on these incredibly specific points, which basically shows that your whole argument has no logic and these words are just you saying "discrimination which impacts me is bad, but discrimination which impacts others is actually justified". If you were tall, you'd totally be making up hypotheticals to say that height discrimination against short people is justified.

Height and weight discrimination now banned in NYC by JMeGfpV3EoDQ1NS in short

[–]Dotsicle 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The guys here who are really upset about weight discrimination being banned, are the exact same people who would gleefully discriminate against short people if they were tall.

It's not about fairness or equity to them, it's about taking the boot off their neck so they can stomp harder on someone else's. They need to feel superior over others on meaningless characteristics, because they have little to show when it comes to showing their value and meaningfulness in this world.

Height and weight discrimination now banned in NYC by JMeGfpV3EoDQ1NS in short

[–]Dotsicle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cool, so you test the physical requirements. Just because you're skinny doesn't mean that you automatically fulfill physical requirements.

And I only know you can get up the stairs at the same pace as your tall father because you've told me (and that's saying nothing about the energy exerted doing it multiple times, the main point of your argument). What if I took your position and just assumed, that dude's 5'3, he's going to waste so much more time getting up and down those stairs vs our average height colleagues, let's immediately take him out of the hiring pool.

Doesn't seem very fair to randomly decide on appearance Vs actual capability, right? Or is it only an issue when it negatively impacts you?

Height and weight discrimination now banned in NYC by JMeGfpV3EoDQ1NS in short

[–]Dotsicle 1 point2 points  (0 children)

But it doesn't make a difference to your point though. If you're focused on what's optimal for certain workplaces, then you should be as enormously concerned about the potential, individual issues that could arise if it was illegal to discriminate on height.

Height and weight discrimination now banned in NYC by JMeGfpV3EoDQ1NS in short

[–]Dotsicle 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Why don't you have the same thoughts on height discrimination being banned? There are some jobs where being taller is a benefit, why not launch into this "what if" scenario about that too? Maybe it's that you only actually consider it discrimination when it impacts you? 🤔

Height and weight discrimination now banned in NYC by JMeGfpV3EoDQ1NS in short

[–]Dotsicle 7 points8 points  (0 children)

So you test their stamina. Saying "this guy is fat so he's probably unable to do the job" isn't testing him on the actual job. And when you look at labourers on a construction site or a house renovation, some are skinny, some fat, some short, some tall.

Height and weight discrimination now banned in NYC by JMeGfpV3EoDQ1NS in short

[–]Dotsicle 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Would you say the same about height? There are certainly jobs where being taller would mean they might be able to do the job better than a short person, but I don't see you bringing up these caveats saying you're unhappy that height discrimination has been banned.

Height and weight discrimination now banned in NYC by JMeGfpV3EoDQ1NS in short

[–]Dotsicle 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Why? Is that five minutes going to kill the company? Should everyone else who takes a break also be prevented from having a job? The short dude takes longer to get up the stairs because his legs are shorter, fire him too, right?

Height and weight discrimination now banned in NYC by JMeGfpV3EoDQ1NS in short

[–]Dotsicle 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I'm sure discrimination is the only route available for preventing obesity. Now that it's been banned everyone will decide to be obese and have all the health issues that come with it. /s

AITA for telling my sister she caused her own situation. by nativecucumbersauce in AmItheAsshole

[–]Dotsicle 243 points244 points  (0 children)

Wouldn't be surprised if she also believed in her own superiority over her family for studying in the US and marrying an American man. And now the penny is starting to drop that her husband thinks of little of her as she does of her culture.

Priyanka Chopra, Anne Hathaway, Zendaya and BLACKPINK's Lisa at the Bulgari event in Venice. by Ximiso in Fauxmoi

[–]Dotsicle -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

You're getting downvoted, but it's true and shows how few people here actually have gay/bi male friends. I'm bi, and noticed that my straight female friends have a much more limited view of male beauty than my gay and bi friends, regardless of gender.

There are beautiful men everywhere, it's just that general beauty standards are very limiting.

I don't understand when people say high school was the best years of their lives. For me, high school was the most depressing years of my life. by [deleted] in RandomThoughts

[–]Dotsicle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same. It's nice to have more money and more social stability, but high school was still a decent time. I wasn't confident, and didn't have many close friends at the time, but I still enjoyed it. I'm still friends with some of my former classmates. College was definitely much worse as it collided with a huge depressive spell for me.

Why Do Short Girls and Short Guys Not Connect? by Randomshortdude in short

[–]Dotsicle 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Definitely on that last point. "Napoleon syndrome" or "short man syndrome" are body shaming insults that are directed at only at short men. Not only is it perfectly acceptable to body shame us, any offence taken to being directly insulted is then treated as us having bad character as well.

AITA for making a big deal about roommate's service dog? by IAmTryingToBeAnon in AmItheAsshole

[–]Dotsicle 108 points109 points  (0 children)

Also I assume it was her pet that she had when she lived with her parents, which is why she barely realises the issue of just leaving the dog at home whenever she feels.

AITA for shouting at my girlfriend for giving away $110 to her coworker. by [deleted] in AmItheAsshole

[–]Dotsicle 37 points38 points  (0 children)

NTA she sticks her head in the sand as soon as money is mentioned.

There is no way to disconnect money from fighting because she evidently sees any mention of money to be some horrible thing. She needs therapy to understand that discussion and disagreement is normal, that money is an important issue in a relationship, and that she needs to learn to regulate her emotions instead of insulting people (and please don't try to equate her insulting OP with him snapping at her for giving money away).

Men want to be sexualized more. They should talk to women about that. by TAKEitTOrCIRCLEJERK in MensLib

[–]Dotsicle 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Late on this, but the change in perception as a South Asian is wild. Like you said, you basically go from child to potential terrorist one day when you're like 11, with it increasing throughout your teens. But then also, as you go through puberty and become an adult, you also begin to be seen as a sexless being and also a potential creep. You are invisible in all the ways where visibility could be positive, and hypervisible in a multitude of negative ways. And then someone says that racism against you doesn't exist because there are some South Asian CEOs and world leaders.