Really?  A competent, trustworthy fella like you is having trouble?  Keep at it son, youll get there.

Its ok greg.  Im pretty sure snything of substance has been suitably buried in spam now.  No need for further covering up.

The internet works the same way in german, and in germany.

I didnt suggest anyone read it.

IF you spoke german of IF you cared, you could look at it.

But since neither apply, why would i suggest you do?

... wrote on Jan 21^st, 2016 at 11:47am:


Succeeding too, it would seem.

Yours is to die for, Honky.

... wrote on Jan 21^st, 2016 at 8:53am:

Oh? I'm only going by the perceived definition within the article you posted. As far as I can tell, this columnist wishes for masculinity to be defined as breadwinner in the household and controller of women. What would you define masculinity to be, and what in particular is missing in European cultures?

... wrote on Jan 21^st, 2016 at 8:53am:

I'd say with generational change you can definitely see a change in how men and women interact. But definitely, post the commencement of feminist movement we can see that men in developed countries, for the most part, no longer see women as only a hole or 3. I mean you can see the difference between cultures where feminism has hit the home and where it hasn't. If you haven't travelled, that's not my problem, but there is a reason that women in Thailand work as prostitutes, and it's not because the husband needs some more cash. There's a reason why women in India still get traded for dowries, and why 70% of marriages involve marital rape.  There's a reason why household decisions in India are largely made by the male. Or why women in Saudi Arabia can't drive. Or why they need to be 'covered'. It's got nothing to do with have respect for women and very much everything to do with treating women as second class citizens. There is no wishy washy, the world hasn't seen the end of chauvinistic societies and the comparisons, not just visible but statistical and based on 'cultural norms', are enough to see that what I say is true.  Not to mention that rape in western democracies has reduced in the last 50 years and you can suggest that it's just a random thing but I'd say, given the stark differences between developing and developed nations, that it's at the very least got some correlation.


... wrote on Jan 21^st, 2016 at 8:53am:

'their' 'pulling their weight' you're basically showing once again this lack of respect for women.

And as long as how your household works is a mutual decision between 2 equals than thats great. But before feminism that was hardly the case.

... wrote on Jan 21^st, 2016 at 8:53am:

? Rates are down.  Abortion is up because abortion wasn't as available, not because people have a lack of self discipline. In reality, more people participate in safe sex today than they did in the past.  Obesity - look at Mexico, a country that is male dominated. Go check their obesity rates. 

... wrote on Jan 21^st, 2016 at 8:53am:

examples of this dribble?

... wrote on Jan 21^st, 2016 at 8:53am:

The justice is that society found out about the cover up and said 'no fck off, we want these offenders punished.' And I mean society. It was only 1500 small forehead individuals who went nuts and burnt down businesses in protest. But the vast majority of Germans calmly said, 'no this is unacceptable, we want action on this.'  And isn't that exactly how a society should function?

And are you seriously going to deny that prior to 'feminism' that officials didn't follow orders from their leaders? I guess the whole crusade, slave trade, inquisition, ww1, ww2, vietnam war, watergate, etc. etc. etc. was unilateral decision making?

... wrote on Jan 21^st, 2016 at 7:47pm:

Not at all. I know how to be a man. I'm just responding to the baseless article you heralded as some great opinion. What is it that you believe to be missing from men's masculinity in Europe? Be specific, and don't give me abstract 1 word answers.
... wrote on Jan 21^st, 2016 at 7:47pm:

It depends. If the mutual decision between equals has come to a conclusion that the woman stays at home and looks after the house and the man works then fine! But if the woman wants to pursue a career, it is a lack of respect for the woman to deny her this because it may somehow admonish your masculinity. And that's what WAS happening. The problem with the past, and STILL in developing nations where society is male dominated, is that men can't seem to handle things without complete control. Given Europe is in the process of saying goodbye to such nonsense, I'd say they are only making their balls bigger by proving they can be assertive without having unvetted and complete control.

... wrote on Jan 21^st, 2016 at 7:47pm:


The rate is up or just birth numbers are up? I'd find it very surprising to see the rate up in developed nations. But even so, that isn't a sign of lack of discipline because marriage is seen as less important in our modern societies. You're confusing issues.

... wrote on Jan 21^st, 2016 at 7:47pm:

Rate of safe sex is not increasing in western countries? AIDS is over? Someone alert the authorities, STDs are no longer of concern. Or, given the rise in promiscuity, we should've had some kind of  STD epidemic by now...

... wrote on Jan 21^st, 2016 at 7:47pm:

Spent New Years there. Male dominated country. Shocking amount of obesity. Just the latest example I've witnessed tha tI wanted to share


... wrote on Jan 21^st, 2016 at 7:47pm:

Justice doesn't end with the attempt to pervert its course. Justice has been sought by the German people upon this disgraceful event being reported, and justice will be handed down.