Comments by "Dennis" (@Dennis-nc3vw) on "GEN" channel.

And complaining she's the sex who can't dress how they want. Christ alive, men won't even show our knee caps in public when its 100 degree weather anymore.
4
And why is that attitude gone now? Because men realized it was wrong and stopped doing it. Now they are taking "revenge" on the men who either had nothing to do with it, or ones who helped dismantle the old system. Besides, "stone age misogyny" was treating women like children: less respect but more protection. Now women have more respect AND more protection.
3
Because men pay most income tax and women consume most government services, in a typical Western country the average man transfers $100,000 to the average woman over his life time. Imagine how much more humble women would be if we got rid of things like Social Security.
2
"Men are able to walk out and wear whatever they want." Men wear shorts down to their knees even while its 100 degrees out while women dress like prostitutes. Literally. If I were to wear what a woman wears on a regular summer day (booty shorts, a navel shirt), I would be assumed to be a gay prostitute. Heck look at the double standards in formalwear. I can't show an inch of flesh below the neck (except my hands) without being considered improper, while women can show up to a wedding or a corporate event half naked.
2
Such a handsome, masculine face GEN has. No homo.
2
Never ever forget the same people who believe minors should be able to transition are the ones who freak out about a 17 year old dating a 20 year old.
2
Why the kcuf can’t kids live in an apartment?
1
Just 100 years ago the life expectancy was 50 years old, the average worker worked 60 hours a week, and the median house size was 500 square feet. No one had air conditioning, internet, or television. But now life is not worth living if you have to rent an apartment? 🙄
1
@Motionless_Puppet BS, I'm constantly shocked by the stories I hear coming from New York and California about their cost of living. And they can't believe I can buy bread for $2.25.
1
It's not the economy, it's society and what life style people are willing to accept. Back in the 1950s, far fewer kids had their own rooms, for instance, and men worked an average 20% more hours. Plus limited medical technology meant if your baby was born premature, you wouldn't end up in medical debt up to your eyeballs, because your baby would simply die. It also meant people were dying earlier so funding retirement was much easier.
1
"Also society: Stop expecting hand-outs! If you couldn't afford to take care of those kids, you should have kept your legs closed!" This worked for 99% of human history, which was also before we had 40+ forms of birth control for women.
1
When 3 major corporations started dropping the requirement for college degrees in hiring recently, rather than celebrating liberals squealed like piglets, saying they were just going to use it as an excuse to reduce wages, and they were dumbing down the population.
1
I did.
1
If all Whites are racist then next time someone calls me racist I'll say "I can't help it, I'm White."
1
@kindallnight1615 Just because women didn't does mean they "have to do it." If you want to see which gender's problems are heard, look no further than Boko Haram. Not only did Boko Haram burn 100+ boys to death in their dormitories before it kidnapped those girls, but an estimated 10,000 boys have been kidnapped and turned in child soldiers by Boko Haram. Where was "Bring Back Our Boys"?
1