Space exploration promotes patriarchy

[Starfvcks 64]

Did you know about the sexism going on at the European Space Agency? That's the organization behind the Rosetta Mission which successfully landed a probe on a comet. "Scientists" claim the mission has helped humanity's advance in innovation, but all it really did was rape millions of women, as usual.

Don't believe me? The evidence is clear: One of the mission's lead scientists, Dr. Matt Taylor, was featured in an interview wearing this shirt:
http://www.alohaland.com/whats-new/new-gunner-girls

He claims he is "sorry" but that isn't going to bring back the innocence of his victims. What should we do? Shut down all space exploration and sexist astrology practices, or simply ban all male scientists from ever participating in another one of these "innovative" projects. Tell me, what is so innovative about hating women - men have been doing it for centuries.

http://www.cnn.com/2014/11/13/living/matt-taylor-shirt-philae-rosetta-project/

 

[Starfvcks 64]

thats a dope shlrt.

I agree. Every man needs to own at least one crazy Hawaiian shirt.
If these ever come back in stock i'm definitely getting one.

 

[El Payaso]

If a female scientist wore a top with her bust nearly bursting out and she was called out on it, the same feminists would say the "patriarchy" is attacking her sexuality and suppressing her.

 

[IBreatheSpears]

Are we just gonna ignore the obvious patriarchal undertones of the mission itself? Earth sending a "probe" (or proboscis) to a small, defenceless comet and dropping a "lander" (sperm) there. Not to mention the obvious phallic shape of the launch rocket itself. The Rosetta mission was basically cosmic rape, and people are celebrating it! Rape culture, right there!

p.s. That shirt was given to him by a woman. The woman who designed it.

 

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If you think Western men could not get anymore broken and pozzed. Think again:

(Warning: This is hard to watch)
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/...ries-during-apology-over-offensive-shirt.html

Nuke it from orbit.

 

[Bokanovsky]

Somehow I find it hard to feel bad for that guy. He's trying so hard to be "badass": sleeve tattoo, "risque" shirt, facial hair...and then he cries like a little girl when he's criticized by feminazis on twitter. Pathetic doesn't even begin to describe it.

 

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Somehow I find it hard to feel bad for that guy. He's trying so hard to be "badass": sleeve tattoo, "risque" shirt, facial hair...and then he cries like a little girl when he's criticized by feminazis on twitter. Pathetic doesn't even begin to describe it.

True. Overly tattooed millennial hipster beardos who look like they should be giving us tips on sustainable kale gardens are probably ill-equppied to deal with a flood of outraged SJW's and other assorted faggots toeing the Marxist line. Straight, white and in a male dominated science profession (coz patweearchy) He may as well have painted a target on the back of his head, the manufactured outrage was a no brainer. Leftoids always eat their own.

This story gets even more pozzed. Apparently that shirt he was wearing was given to him by some chick. He was wearing it for her.

http://nooneread.files.wordpress.com/2013/09/1380084579575.gif

 

[VladPatton]

First he's a badass scientist, then he crumbles into a lil bıtch. The whole reason why he's doing it is so he won't loose his job. He'll be excommunicated from the science community. And THAT is pretty fücked up. All I would of done is smirked, and walked away from the interview and not said a single word. Nothing. This shıt is getting annoying already. I'd love to ask one of these femicünts to specify a period in time when women were more free than today, since they feel so fückin supressed and restrained. Watch a movie from the 50's. Men would manhandle women like motherfückers, and it was common.

Dennis Leary had it right in Demolition Man: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JizGkM6gbvQ&feature=youtu.be&t=38s