@uzi.usa: She’s basically disproved her own statement 😂 #feminism #feminists #feminist #modernfeminism #liberals #liberal #women

Mancraft :

Then who created the world?

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Beni_750 :

fym the vibes

spiderkoo3 :

No, you don't understand, woman bring the vibes do men bring that?

Davinbentley🤠🎸🇺🇲✝️ :

dude men literally bring almost everything to the world and including life

sendhil :

men bring life

꧁༒☬けんじえ ☬༒꧂ :

Can we just

VJIB :

this is true feminist

Kenzie :

feminism literally just fights for all genders being equal and given the same opportunity. you wanna talk abt that guys point in the video? women were not ALLOWED to do things regarding upkeeping infrastructure, doing certain jobs, participating in certain areas of society. many women’s creations were taken credit for by a man because they had all of the societal power. feminism fights that power imbalance, because honestly it’s not needed.

shedlesky :

should I explode chat

aileen :

im a feminist but not like that 😂😂😂😂 they are not true feminists they just dislike men

𝓞𝓶𝓲. 𝓜𝓪𝓷2 :

Men made 8 billion people thats what they brought to the world

sdraven1 :

They bring basically everything

Gavin Austin :

QJZ :

"you should go" the. She walk away was kinda funny 🤣

Mattycakes :

"the vibes" 😂😂

Jonas.ØL :

The vibes😭✌️

Evil kitty :

Ok so how do women reproduce without the man’s sperm

beachy095 :

Tbh there are a lot of women out there who helped create or did create many things. They don’t get the acknowledgment they deserve. But, men are important. Don’t put down others to climb to the top. We lift each other up.

kakashi hataka :

bro just answer the damn question yes or no

𝓕𝓻𝓸𝓼𝓽𝓫𝓲𝓽𝓮 :

Who would create Electricity? Who would Build? Who would create phones? Who would create Pc? World Wide Web: Tim Berners-Lee (1989)Telephone: Alexander Graham Bell (1876)Radio: Guglielmo Marconi (1895)Mechanical Computer: Charles Babbage (1822)Transistor: John Bardeen, Walter Brattain, and William Shockley (1947)Computer Mouse: Douglas Engelbart (1964)Printing Press: Johannes Gutenberg (1439)Telegraph: Samuel Morse (1837)Fiber Optics: Narinder Singh Kapany (1953)E-mail: Ray Tomlinson (1971)Liquid Crystal Display (LCD): George H. Heilmeier (1968)Microprocessor: Ted Hoff, Federico Faggin, and Stanley Mazor (1971)Television (Electronic): Philo Farnsworth (1927)Satellite Communication: Arthur C. Clarke (proposed concept, 1945)Laser: Theodore Maiman (1960)QWERTY Typewriter: Christopher Latham Sholes (1868)Medicine & SanitationPenicillin: Alexander Fleming (1928)Smallpox Vaccine: Edward Jenner (1796)Polio Vaccine: Jonas Salk (1953)X-Ray Machine: Wilhelm Röntgen (1895)Pacemaker: Wilson Greatbatch (1960)Anesthesia (Ether): William T.G. Morton (1846)Aspirin: Felix Hoffmann (1897)Stethocope: René Laennec (1816)MRI Machine: Raymond Damadian (1977)Electrocardiogram (ECG): Willem Einthoven (1903)Disposable Syringe: Colin Murdoch (1956)Defibrillator: Paul Zoll (1952)Microscope: Antonie van Leeuwenhoek (1670s)Pasteurization: Louis Pasteur (1862)Bionic Eye: Mark Humayun (2009)Hearing Aid (Electric): Miller Reese Hutchison (1898)Power & EnergyIncandescent Light Bulb: Thomas Edison (1879)Electric Battery: Alessandro Volta (1800)Alternating Current (AC) Motor: Nikola Tesla (1888)Steam Engine: James Watt (1776)Electric Motor (DC): Michael Faraday (1821)Transformer: William Stanley Jr. (1885)Solar Cell: Russell Ohl (1941)Nuclear Reactor: Enrico Fermi (1942)Dynamo: Michael Faraday (1831)Gas Turbine: John Barber (1791)Lithium-Ion Battery: John Goodenough, Stanley Whittingham, and Akira Yoshino (1980s)Lightning Rod: Benjamin Franklin (1752)Transportation & AerospaceModern Airplane: Wright Brothers (1903)Gas-Powered Automobile: Karl Benz (1885)Diesel Engine: Rudolf Diesel (1893)Jet Engine: Frank Whittle and Hans von Ohain (1930s)Helicopter: Igor Sikorsky (1939)

jeppy :

can't we all love everyone

Santio :

I was always right