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>Bruh what did she do to deserve this moniker from you?
Sucking my dad's dick to get what she wants instead of working for it like he did. Same for your wife, she's a whore.
>Eh, I don't see any fundamental difference between a women selling her vagina, and a man selling his muscle power, or in my case brain and s PhD.
You provide a tangible function to society with your muscles/brain. A plumber provides a service. A postdoc publishes research. There's absolutely fuck all a woman sucking dick provides for society other than parasitism.
>We don't do IQ tests to approve adulthood and voting rights and thank god
Jeffersonian democracy was a mistake...
>Eh, incompetent but pleasant women literally do hold up better in such positions, compared to brainy but antisocial guys.
I was fucking dumb enough to pick a female professor as my advisor and what you're saying is absolute bullshit. The bitch shirked every bit of responsibility. Instead of leading a research project like she's supposed to, she just had her postdoc actually do her job while she sat on her tenured ass making unrelated gossiping remarks as some kind of comedic relief. That's certainly making the workplace more productive! Don't get me started on engaging in any kind of research-related conversation with her. She told me on multiple occasions that she doesn't get what I'm doing. And when I told the exact same thing to male PhD students and postdocs they understood it all perfectly and wanted to collaborate. What an amazing idea to have a person like her lead a research group, amirite! I'm sure her husband doesn't mind because le dick sucking.
>are functionally preferrable to geniuses who can't fall in fucking line
I guess we should not have let Newton be a physicist because he was notoriously argumentative. Better have some dumb roastie in his place who does as told.
>Why would I want universal fairness if I know that I should not be fairly loved as well as I am loved in actuality?
What?

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