In this situation, he was just trolling her in a very childish way. But yes, it was a joke.
However, I was rather speaking of the general situation. When you disagree with an SJW, you get called a Nazi racist sexist Trump supporter. When you disagree with a far-right / alt-right person, you get called a feminazi SJW beta cuck. Neither of them are capable of proper arguments, and they think that because you disagree with them, you're automatically "the enemy". (Reminds me out Outlast 2 lol)
This happened to me quite recently, all I did was ask a Trump supporter for proof of what caused Trump to fire Comey. To me, it makes logical sense that he'd fire him for the investigation (although I don't buy into this Russia thing), and he said it's "been proven a lie", which is why I asked him for said proof. Did he provide any? No. Did he instead call me a "Democrat's whore" even though I'm centrist? Yes.
There's no reasoning with some people because they don't see beyond their precious teams

Idk, I was recently on a trip with a few classmates from uni and I was put in a room where all my roommates were boys. One evening, they decided to tell each other private life stories. They're not even dudebros, they're actually quite smart guys, but damn, those stories and the way they talked about girls as just some kind of achievements hit me hard. The harder it was since I knew all of them and knew they weren't your ordinary douchebag dudebros, just normal guys. Is this what happens when you put a bunch of guys together? Because honestly that experience was quite insightful, but probably not in a good way.

Yeah, that's what they tell themselves as they pat each other on the back. "MY team is better than YOUR team!" they scream while they ignore the mistakes of their own team and focus on the mistakes of the other. Bloody hypocrites, both the far left and the far right.
Screw these partisan hacks, I don't care where on the political spectrum you are as long as you're decent enough to hold a civil, fact and opinion based conversation without insults or fallacies.

I agree but the guy's reaction was kinda overkill and edgy too. They both handled the situation poorly.
In all honesty though, both the far left and the far right are behaving the exactly same way, just insulting each other and ignoring all proper arguments coming from us normal people. What a bunch of children.

He actually died in a Concentration camp.

I completely agree.

@needmorec4 Exactly, the ridiculousness of it all will surely make you laugh!
In all seriousness though, I'm not religious myself and I don't care much about religion (unless someone tries to shove their beliefs down my throat, then I become Richard Dawkins 2.0). But some religious books are actually pretty cool as long as you don't take them too seriously, after all it's all just folk stories. My favourite ones are the Elder and Younger Edda (books of Norse mythology). They contain some interesting stories (btw actually this is what inspired J. R. R. Tolkien himself and you can really see it in his works) and some funny ones too, like when Thor dresses up into a bridal gown to go to a fake wedding, that shit's hilarious.

@grouchymarks Me too, I always let pregnant women or old or injured people sit if there are no seats available on the bus. But another peculiar thing I noticed is that oftentimes, old people don't thank you when you yield your seat to them. Idk, maybe they really are entitled to some seats, but to me it seems like you should thank the person, how can you expect other people to have manners when you don't have them yourself?
@guest Yes there are seats like that, but my friend was sitting in a regular seat and already had problems squeezing in there as the cast took up a lot of space. That made it even more of a "WTF?" situation as the lady could've just asked anyone sitting in those special seats. Now that I look back, it really seems like the lady was intentionally being an asshole for some reason. Some people feel powerful when they can be jerks to defenseless people, maybe that was her case.

I'm not even religious but that Mark Twain quote always hits me right in the feels, poor Lucy.

It sounds even more hilarious considering your username.

I 100% agree with the bottling up feelings part. The whole "men don't cry" stereotype ultimately leads to self-destructive behavior as the feelings you've bottled up may explode sooner or later (case in point my dad who gets a lot of shit at work and then spends half of the evening yelling at me and mom when he comes home).
Though I'm not sure about the "men can't be victims of rape" part, as I already said I think women are more empathic when it comes to this and maybe opening up to a woman may be better than to a man, because we know what it's like. But again I'm just theoretizing, I've had no experience with this type of situation where a guy would try to open up to me about being raped, so I can't know the truth and I appreciate your point of view. There probably are women who legitimately think that men can't be raped, and probably even some feminazis who would laugh at you for it and call the rapist "empowered". But those are horrible people and you need to stay away from them.

I know, right? That's why I made these 10 tricks to recognize and block click bait. Number 4 will blow your mind!!

That's awesome, I think we can all admire the strenght and flexibility pole dancers have without making it sexual. It's just that a lot of people put pole dancing and strip clubs together somehow. I've never been to one though so idk about that but I will definitely try it one day.

I have no idea who that is but does he really? Wow.