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I find that when I treat people as individuals (Original Post) CFLDem May 2014 OP
^^winner^^ Puzzledtraveller May 2014 #1
For you, because you ignore the plights of others. boston bean May 2014 #2
Sure that sounds reasonable, but could be stealth MRA proganda... Silent3 May 2014 #3
That's a good strategy for dealing with individuals; it is less good when dealing with groups el_bryanto May 2014 #4
Sometimes that is an excuse scruboak May 2014 #5

Silent3

(15,204 posts)
3. Sure that sounds reasonable, but could be stealth MRA proganda...
Wed May 28, 2014, 08:21 AM
May 2014

...so I'm sorry, but I'm going to have to denounce you as a misogynist, rail about how you "just don't get it", and tell you to shut up if you can't get with the program.

el_bryanto

(11,804 posts)
4. That's a good strategy for dealing with individuals; it is less good when dealing with groups
Wed May 28, 2014, 08:24 AM
May 2014

or political issues or the social environment we live in.

Bryant

scruboak

(34 posts)
5. Sometimes that is an excuse
Wed May 28, 2014, 09:28 AM
May 2014

for members of one group to ignore what other members of that group are doing, rather than calling them out on it.

For example, when some Catholic priests ignore rampant sexual abuse among their ranks because they personally didn't do it, no one would say, "Well, then, that's okay." Sometimes your silence makes you guilty.

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