Comments by "chaosXpert" (@chaosXP3RT) on "The Land of No Men: Inside Kenya's Women-Only Village" video.

  1. She's a Misandrist. She hates men
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  2. Emma Frost True. These women did this out of necessity, but looking at this comment section, much of these women could be effectively described as WGTOW.
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  3. Shacari Sperley "for ONCE" Women are the most pandered too group in the West. Everything in the West is about women. Everyone always listen to women and takes their problems seriously. Try finding a shelter for battered men or male victims of sexual assault, you won't. Look at statistics and the way their presented: "1 in 4 homeless are women" "1 in 4 suicide victims are women". Sure is a funny way of saying that 75% of the homeless and suicide victims are men. Even a study by the CDC found that over 1 million men were "made to penetrate" or coerced into sex, which is only slightly less than the number of women who reported rape or "coerced into sex". Yet, the public ignores it. Men get their lives ruined for simply being accused of rape and the legal definition doesn't even include the possibility of men being raped by women. Not to mention, women always get lighter sentences than men.
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  4. Emma Frost Your're a Misandrist.
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  5. Emma Frost The same could be said about women then. I don't hate women. I hate stuck up, gold digging whores and that's what most women are. Blanket statements help nobody and generalizing most people of a certain class seems like discrimination to me. Discrimination of men is misandry. Discrimination of women is misogyny. You're a misandrist.
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  6. You'll be waiting for eternity
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  7. MGTOW but for women
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  8. What? No?
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  9. Lynette Zozette I'm sorry that happened to you. That's truly horrible. At least you are listened too and can take him to court even if it doesn't get a conviction. I've known 3 men in my lives who were falsely accused of rape and 2 of them were kicked out of college despite the courts not finding enough evidence that they were accused of rape. The fact that you were charged for rape (even if you weren't convicted) follows you for a decade. Oh, and try being a male victim of rape, especially if your rapist was a woman. The legal definition doesn't even include the possibility of men being forced into sex or raped. At least people listen to women and try to solve their problems.
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