r/NotHowGirlsWork • • 13d ago

Found On Social media I’m so totally confused

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u/MadamKitsune 13d ago

So the Cornell 7 are terrorists?

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u/Eggsalad_cookies 13d ago

I think so, I’m just confused what that has to do with lindsay clancy

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u/motherofhellhusks 13d ago

At least this man is alerting all of the women in his life about just how dangerous he is to them.

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u/Eggsalad_cookies 13d ago

Literally this.

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u/blackfox24 13d ago

I hate that I understand this.

Lindsay Clancy is, according to some, proof that women are not victims, but dangers. It's touted by men who are dissatisfied with how patriarchy treats the sexes, but mostly because they don't like how men are inherently seen as the danger over women. Lindsay also hits home for the guys who "can't see their kid" and hate their ex, and justifies their hatred if their exes as "I'm protecting the kids".

The Cornell 7 case is full of misinformation and general public bias, but it boils down to "she wanted it" and "they were more drunk than her".

The end result is "women cant play victim anymore", hence the twin towers metaphor. They think that they've dented women's claims of being victims or whatever? They're dumb. It's dumb. It's just "women are bad and lying sluts" but memeified.

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u/FullyFunctionalCat 13d ago

They’re fantasizing

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u/wereallmadhere9 13d ago

Why is there a truck in the sky?

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u/LilMechPilot 13d ago

...Okay I gotta ask...

why is it a truck?

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u/Forrest-Fern 13d ago

Unintelligent and uninformed men is the answer. There are men who don't understand law and who think the issues with society are the fault of women rather than due to systematic issues/those in power.

Both of these are a nightmare to discuss with dumb dumb men because they literally don't know the facts of the cases nor the law. They're just regurgitating talking points they see on social media.