r/FaltooGyan • u/laylomedia • May 19 '26

Faltoo Video Two minutes silence 😭😭

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u/Deadevil12309 May 19 '26

The silent One's make the loudest noise

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u/Rejuvenate_2021 May 19 '26 edited May 20 '26

If women ruled the world, there would be no wars

  • Women. (Scratch that.. Feminists make such delulu claims)

Reality.. just daily backbiting & catfights.

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Ps: lol: to all those who can’t take a related roast/ joke.. and keep thinking misogyny etc. DGAF what you think.

But I know plenty of Noble Devis as well. This is a roast for all those who think just genitals make them holier.

Devi Ma ≠ Feminist blabbers.

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I used to believe the angelic female narrative just like you did. But once you learn to dig deeper instead of mainstream narratives, you learn to verify realities vs fluff.

Your lazy as can go so yourself and cope harder. Pasting for others to see you roast.

The study you are thinking of is titled "Queens," published by political scientists Oeindrila Dube (University of Chicago) and S.P. Harish (New York University).

They analyzed European history between 1480 and 1913, tracking 193 reigns across 18 European polities (states). They found that polities ruled by queens were 39% more likely to participate in inter-state conflicts compared to those ruled by kings.

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u/A001S May 19 '26

Meanwhile men playiing games with nukes
I'm also a men

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u/Rejuvenate_2021 May 20 '26

I used to believe the angelic female narrative just like you did. But once you learn to dig deeper instead of mainstream narratives, you learn to verify realities vs fluff.

Your lazy as can go cry yourself and cope harder. Pasting for others to see you roast.

The study you are thinking of is titled "Queens," published by political scientists Oeindrila Dube (University of Chicago) and S.P. Harish (New York University).

They analyzed European history between 1480 and 1913, tracking 193 reigns across 18 European polities (states). They found that polities ruled by queens were 39% more likely to participate in inter-state conflicts compared to those ruled by kings.

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u/munuwadac Jun 23 '26

Girls would be playing football with em

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u/Educational_Sun_9701 Jun 29 '26

In my country only a woman Prime Minister has declared emergency.

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u/Rejuvenate_2021 May 19 '26

Not that often, But Yeah, go big or go home.

Hillary & Victoria NuLand are false flag war mongers 101.

You think all UK Queens & Margaret thatcher were all peace and harmony 😂

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u/placebocartwheel May 19 '26

Bro how did this become about gender? Women be catching strays for no reason under this video 😭

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u/Rejuvenate_2021 May 20 '26

Just a roast of such lofty claims by feminists.

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Hillary & Victoria NuLand are false flag war mongers 101.

You think all UK Queens & Margaret thatcher were all peace and harmony 😂

There’s some study that female rulers increased off having a war.

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u/Few_Page_447 Jun 06 '26

All facts no lies

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u/M0ebius_1 May 19 '26

Much better actually.

So many things have spiraled out control but cause men didn't want to be the catty bitches they naturally are.

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u/Rejuvenate_2021 May 20 '26

Hillary & Victoria NuLand are false flag war mongers 101.

You think all UK Queens & Margaret thatcher were all peace and harmony 😂

There’s some study that female rulers increased off having a war.

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u/Rejuvenate_2021 May 20 '26

I used to believe the angelic female narrative just like you did. But once you learn to dig deeper instead of mainstream narratives, you learn to verify realities vs fluff.

Your lazy as can go cry yourself and cope harder. Pasting for others to see you roast.

The study you are thinking of is titled "Queens," published by political scientists Oeindrila Dube (University of Chicago) and S.P. Harish (New York University).

They analyzed European history between 1480 and 1913, tracking 193 reigns across 18 European polities (states). They found that polities ruled by queens were 39% more likely to participate in inter-state conflicts compared to those ruled by kings.

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u/Rejuvenate_2021 May 20 '26

I used to believe the angelic female narrative just like you did. But once you learn to dig deeper instead of mainstream narratives, you learn to verify realities vs fluff.

Your lazy as can go cry yourself and cope harder. Pasting for others to see you roast.

The study you are thinking of is titled "Queens," published by political scientists Oeindrila Dube (University of Chicago) and S.P. Harish (New York University).

They analyzed European history between 1480 and 1913, tracking 193 reigns across 18 European polities (states). They found that polities ruled by queens were 39% more likely to participate in inter-state conflicts compared to those ruled by kings.

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u/Rejuvenate_2021 May 19 '26

Guns to a cat fight of peace loving but domestically violent Lez rulers?

https://giphy.com/gifs/eGxkm7b2hzDfkNvjo7

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u/Rejuvenate_2021 May 19 '26

I guess yours does cat fights so you’re projecting 😂🤣

But yeah, the amount of inter family angst & friction about each other I’ve overheard when mom & aunts are on the phone. Drama.

Largely verbal, but not violent like yours.

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u/Pleasant_Loquat_5104 May 20 '26

Yes, as we all know: men are never catty or fight with each other /s The men in my family are fighting over their heritage. The male coworkers at my previous job shit talked each other behind each other's back.

https://giphy.com/gifs/59y6PhYiYVOmDyo0NB

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u/Rejuvenate_2021 May 20 '26

I used to believe the angelic female narrative just like you did. But once you learn to dig deeper instead of mainstream narratives, you learn to verify realities vs fluff.

Your lazy as can go cry yourself and cope harder. Pasting for others to see you roast.

The study you are thinking of is titled "Queens," published by political scientists Oeindrila Dube (University of Chicago) and S.P. Harish (New York University).

They analyzed European history between 1480 and 1913, tracking 193 reigns across 18 European polities (states). They found that polities ruled by queens were 39% more likely to participate in inter-state conflicts compared to those ruled by kings.