@offthemanhaj Essentially, I think women being involved in martial arts/fighting would be looked at as unwomanly independent of colonialism in previous eras. Fiqh has nothing to do with it. an absence of prohibition does not necessarily reflect societal attitudes towards such things
@offthemanhaj I think an analogy of a female swordsman illustrates the intention of your QT well. I believe its reasonable to assume a a female expertly wielding a sword would feel off or would be seen as extraordinary regardless. religious persmissability is not whats being addressed.
@nourxalnasser they saw that highly agressive, obnxious, rude but good looking males enjoyed a highly skewed advantage in the dating market despite not possesing the qualities mentioned previously. A nexus of online communities emerged to explore female nature and behaviour in such a context.
@nourxalnasser many if not majority of the guys were told that looks are not a major factor in attracting a mate. many believed that if they assumed a kind, provider role, they would attract a quality woman. Men believe were duped and thus the redpill emerged(living outside the matrix of lies).
@MelindaBChu1@_redaktor_@banteg You didn't address the main crux of the issue. Getting straight to the proof eliminates the possibility of discovering new things along the way, (due to the opening up of new mathematical tangents) A straight route to an incomprehensible proof reduces the chances of such things.
@realfrontier@M_Heidemann Yes, I would assume the people at the top are more willing/capable of appreciating the ND's talents but also recognize that the chances of the ND threatening their position in the hierarchy is almost zero as they dont have the reqesuite social aptitude/ruthlessness and never will
@Hiking_Groyper@akhivae I understand your where you're coming from, but would you think people would be reacting this way if you switched brown Indians with white Ukrainians, all else being the same? Cmon,be honest with yourself
@Mishkajanam how are you going to call a person who has a nanny/servant a 'natural slave'? lol. Im guessing elite/wealthy women were doing the same in other near-east socities (ancient and modern).
@AZIZI354AZIZI@Veil__Pierced@abuseyfain right, I was trying to trace thier logic because I always felt intuitively that it breaks down somewhere. Not sure though,