Only if they’ve accomplished more than me.
 
Not that accomplishing more than me takes much effort, mind you.
 
@Background Pony #5D4E  
You’d think, but apparently not.

@GuitaurenHero  
show me this

I honor the achievements of my mother. She made lots of great things like me and a strawberry cake shaped like a banana. 8D

@Gecko
 
upvoting this image so i cna remember her name.

@twistedmetalero  
Belladonna. And they are called the F.A.M.E. Awards, actually =]

@Gecko
 
oh my god.
 
what is that girls name
 
(does that prize really says FAIL? thats a win in my opinion)

Yeah.  
 
Sure.

@PrincessFutamoon
 
 
thats cause women dont exist on the internet :O (thats some vintage joke right there)

pffft, silly OP. nobody cares about women.  
in fact, they aren’t even able to talk on online forums.

@Background Pony #0642  
“No, it’s often important to recognize women who accomplished things despite the crazy disadvantages they faced.”
 
In western society that doesn’t amount to much.

I honour the achievements of Andrea Yates and Karla Faye Tucker!

If I think the achievements should be honored, sure. But, like respect (which is also unconditionally demanded a lot) the shoe has to fit.

@Princess Luna  
That test is stupid. The fact that she took eight years off to raise kids, then came right back to designing rockets is important. So is the fact that she established a career while following her husband from job to job.
 
That rule basically strips all humanizing detail out of an article, leaving you with a bland list of someone’s accomplishments without any personal context.
 
The only problem happens when  
a) feminists reduce a woman’s accomplishments to “YEAH, SHE SMASHED THE PATRIARCHY (LOL rockets r dum and look like penises, rite?)”, or  
b) my lot go “look at this little lady doing her little lady things, pretending she’s just like her husband. Isn’t that sweet?”

..By getting of Tumblr and doing stuff in the real world

@Background Pony #0642  
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finkbeiner_test

@Background Pony #5D4E  
No, it’s often important to recognize women who accomplished things despite the crazy disadvantages they faced.
 
Unfortunately, this often turns into celebrating the woman as a woman for political reasons, rather than for the achievements she worked so hard for.
 
Hell, imagine how pissed off Marie Curie would be to know she’s idolized by feminists who think that studying radiation is yucky boy STEM stuff.

Can we just say that whoever did these things were super amazing or whatever and not bring gender into it?

@SolarHedonist  
Interesting comments considering the images you like. You realize we dislike these people because they attack people like you, right?

@SolarHedonist  
“YOU ARE ALL TERRIBLE PEOPLE FOR YOUR OBVIOUS DOUBLE STANDARDS THAT I’VE OBSERVED BY SEEING THAT YOU HATE THIS ONE THING WITHOUT LOOKING AT ANY OF YOUR OTHER REACTIONS.”
 
Don’t fall for obvious trollbait or idiocy, guys.

@Background Pony #B1E7
 
i would still consider it sexist and a stupid statement.
 
doesnt matter what you replace women with in that picture or what pony you put, it will be dumb.

@EpicMoonPony  
For all of a week they were actually DNP right up there with loli/shota, and people went bonkers.

@Background Pony #B1E7  
Shit, I must’ve had missed that. I just remember when fluffies were big on ponibooru, then I had a long absence after it closed, and when I came back, fluffies were spoilered on derpibooru.

@Background Pony #B1E7
 
I’m guessing it would be considered an equally stupid statement.

Makes me wonder what the reception would have been if it was an image of Big Mac with the caption “Honor the Achievements of Men”.