PoliticallyUnaffiliated

Its funny, isn't it. The shrieking incels on here, racking up tens of thousands of likes and probably thousands of pounds in engagement by mocking a dead 20 yr old woman for being a pilot. Saying she wasn't good enough to fly, that she shouldn't have been put in that position, calling her a m*dshark, a whoṛe, a useless dumb biṭch... and that's just some of the comments I've seen. But a 20 yr old woman married with three kids and raising them? Suddenly that's fine. That's different, isn't it? Because to these men, women are good for nothing else. Then they turn around and cry about birth rates dropping, about being lonely, about how they can't get a date. It's really a mystery as to why, isn't it? That girl was a person. She was someone's daughter. She was only 20 years old. She died in a horrific crash, and people seem to be forgetting there were children on board too. Families have lost their kids. People have lost their partners, their parents, their friends. She wasn't even piloting the plane. She had her whole life ahead of her, she knew what she wanted and she went out and did it. How many of these men can say the same? They sit there judging from behind their screens, sinking deeper into the incel rabbithole and the manosphere that treats women as less than fully human. These spaces push the idea that women exist only for sex, status and domestic labour, that any woman with ambition or independence is defective or deserving of contempt. Women instinctively stay away from men who hate them and most of us aren't interested in being near people who see us as objects or enemies. That avoidance gets read as proof of some grand conspiracy rather than a reaction to open hostility and so the resentment builds, the ideology strengthens and the cycle continues. The last two days I've watched some of the worst, most off the scale misogyny I've ever seen on here directed at her - coming from specimens like this ⬇️ We've all heard clips of male pilots from programmes like Air Crash Investigation screaming in their final seconds, and there have been male pilots who deliberately killed hundreds because they were having a bad day, so where's the same vitriol for them? We all know why. What's also disappointing is watching people I followed and used to like pile on a dead woman, and the others who died with her, just for engagement. It's fucking disgusting. Anti-woman rhetoric is what drives this app now, and you can't convince me otherwise. Every week there's a new, massive story about a woman who's done something, and within hours the memes get generated, the AI clips, the catchphrases, the edited photos. The same cycle, every time. Even if you don't fully believe what you're saying and you're only doing it for the money or attention, it's just as bad. This has made the news over here and I've even spoken to a few men about it in real life. A normal response has been "that poor girl and her family, and those on board, it's just awful" Not "I'd never step foot on a flight if a woman was in the cockpit, the stupid foid should have been choking on her husband's cum and then making him a hot meal. She should know her place". Karma always finds its way back. May these people live the life they've earned.