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His entire twitter/X website is filled with racist accounts that gets boosted and put on the front page even if you don't follow them. Often these accounts fear monger and incite hatred for non-whites and immigrants. In addition, many racist accounts on X constantly dehumanize non-white people as animals, with some even suggest doing harm to them. And when you report these accounts, nothing is done to them. I've even seen some accounts suggest killing biracial children of white women/black men as some act of mercy over letting them exist.

As men we just want a beautiful girl that’s sweet. That never changed. Quite genuine if you ask me.

Women now just expect guys to be rich. They expect what their dad never achieved in 60 years.

Every woman that files for divorce takes every penny they can - They want everything!

I’ve done tests on hinge where I project an upper middle class and then an elite class profile. I’ve seen the difference - I put my dad’s rolls up in photos for example - More girls responsive and nicer to me. More matches. Many girls liking the very materialistic/luxurious photos.

In fact I think women have fallen for social media’s propaganda. They see the videos of men buying them g wagons and buying them huge flowers and they think that is love. They think it is real and obtainable.

So are women really on our side? Or do men just want beauty and women just want money? Can you trust any of them?

I mean having a loyal wife could be great financially as you could grow assets very smartly together but you have to be able to trust that person.

Women are empowered to leave men when they feel 1% unhappy. They don’t fight it through?

I just saw a bunch a questions by a certain user (not naming names) and it's mainly sexual questions mainly aimed towards women. Catfish bells always ring in my mind when i see that. Also even on questions asking both men and women they seem to only reply to women. Another sign to me.

So just be aware of that. what do you think?

For example, I often see the term being only directed at women and non-black men (never white males). Now, let's put this into perspective. Imagine you are a person of color and got into a good university or got a well paying job, how would you feel if people accused you of being a DEI that doesn't deserve that position in life? How would feel if someone stated that a white person (particularly male) should have gotten your position in life and is more qualified?