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[sandis @sandisjo]

@Soucer23 You win. Out of every single tweet ever, you win the best one.

[fabio zetterlund 🍕 @Soucer23]

Not so funny when you’re the one being filmed crying cause you got ran through by a hockey team without consent now is it

[hayls ✿ @beauboesnbarzy]

And at the end of the day, it is still and always will be:
Fuck Carter Hart.
Fuck Brett Howden.
Fuck Michael Mcleod.
Fuck Cal Foote.
Fuck Alex Formenton.
Fuck Dillion Dube.
Fuck their parents.
Fuck the judge and finally, FUCK the NHL for even allowing them back into the league.

[m 🧚🏻‍♀️ @spelunky_]

not only did carter hart lose but he also put up the worst goaltending performance in stanley cup finals history, & that’s something that everyone can celebrate!

[Kristin Raworth 🇨🇦 @KristinRaworth]

He was asking for it.

[Brickell Finance Guy @IronChestCap]

@johnsummit the founding fathers envisioned this exact interaction when signing the declaration of independence

[Matthew Auchincloss @matthew_auch]

I'm so glad the NHL brought back the guy who covered up the sexual assault of a player by a coach so that he could hire the guy who psychologically abused his players in three different markets. What a league.

[Craig Needles @NeedlesOnNews]

Brett Howden knew he was offside originally, but then he changed his story later on when asked about it.

[sandis @sandisjo]

@BuzzCrave_ This is what we needed to get a new banging album

[sandy @satosgs]

a man who acted so disrespectfully in trial that even the defense attorneys were baffled by his behaviour btw

[lex! @86TERAVAINEN]

only one player in NHL history admitted to hearing a woman weeping while being assaulted, left her there, then later changed his story to cover up for his friends who assaulted her.

His name is Brett Howden.

[rae 🏒 szn @raeziIla]

i’m so tired of people acting like them not being convicted means they did nothing wrong

men are disgusting.

[number #16: limit-liz ! @thedeparted_rat]

damn that’s crazy aren’t you innocent bro why wouldn’t you want to talk about your innocence

[Stone Cold Steve Yzerman @McCartyDangles]

How come EM's texts were admissible evidence but not the players?

How come it matters if they're drunk but not if she's drunk?

How come nobody questioned their inconsistencies on the stand?

Just a few questions

[x²-Jake @JakeBroer]

If she wanted to fake allegations to ruin hockey players' career, she would have picked better players than a mid goalie at the time of the trial, a sub 30pt C, a one-time 45pt player, an AHLer who didn't understand what a QO is, and a guy who couldn't stick with one AHL team.

[David Scott @davoscott]

"Carter Hart is not a conquering hero who overcame adversity. He is a liar who abused his privilege and legal protection to obstruct justice. He is allowed to continue his career, and we are allowed to remind him of his abhorrent behaviour."

[JB 🇨🇦 @JackieBee_16]

Regardless of the not guilty criminal verdict ….what everyone in that room did was wrong.
Women are part of the NHL fan base but by having the lowest moral standards in the behavior of the players, you show us time and again that we don’t matter.
Thats why we are pissed

[‏ً @itsnwts]

A guy followed a woman i know home at night. She didn’t run. She didn’t yell. She laughed at his jokes. Complimented his shoes and even pretended she was flattered by the attention. She gave him her number just to make it home alive.
Blocked it the second her door locked behind her.

Men call this “leading someone on.”
Women call it survival. Men will never fully grasp the calculations women make in real time just to actually stay alive.

[sandis @sandisjo]

@FlorioGina I’m not an Alex cooper fan by any means but you hit the nail on the head with this. Men having been doing this exact thing for years….

[Gina @FlorioGina]

The common response to this news is that Alex Cooper is somehow leading her audience down a path that she herself is not choosing. But what’s happening here is actually the exact feminist dream.

A woman participates in hookup culture as much as she wants when she’s in her prime. She sleeps around, has casual sex, gets the ick, dumps men, gets dumped, has summer flings, gets abortions if needed. She’s hot. She has pretty privilege and isn’t afraid to use it.

But when she feels like the time is right, she settles down with a high value man — only because it’s her choice, not because she feels pressured by societal standards or a ticking biological clock. This man does not care about her past because he wouldn’t dare judge a woman for expressing herself sexually. They have a beautiful wedding and her dress is stunning. She gets pregnant when she feels like she’s ready to take on motherhood.

She trades in her promiscuous days only when she wants to, on her own terms. And the perfect man she finds is more than happy to go along with her timeline because he respects her and her desires. And he doesn’t want to lose her.

Alex has quite literally lived out the perfect feminist blueprint thus far.

You see, the only problem is, this modern feminist blueprint usually only works for exceptionally successful, gorgeous women with influence (with exception of course, but we’re talking about the rule here). Models, actresses, wealthy bachelorettes and entrepreneurs.

It doesn’t quite translate for the everyday mid who works a boring corporate job. By the time she’s well into her 30s, the everyday mid with the promiscuous past generally doesn’t have the same allure and magnetism as a famous rich blonde who regularly rubs shoulders with elite celebrities. The men that she wants to try and settle down with have far less interest in her and would much rather marry a woman much younger, much less seasoned, and much more fertile.

This is why we are seeing such high rates of childless unmarried women. They followed the early years of the blueprint, spending their 20s and even most of their 30s dating casually, believing that they too could find a high value man when they’re older and eventually sick of the dating scene—why wouldn’t they be able to? They look at famous, rich celebs and influencers and think, hey I can do that too. If they can postpone marriage and kids until they are “ready,” so can I!

But everyday women simply aren’t on the same playing field as women like Alex Cooper. Few will fully understand this. Many will try to make excuses as to why this isn’t true (brace yourself for the outliers’ stories).

Even if you don’t see anything morally wrong with the hookup culture that Alex Cooper praises on her show, young women would be smart to understand the real world, and that you have a much greater chance at locking down a high value man when you’re younger and a bit more austere. Sorry I don’t make the rules.