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In reply to the discussion: You can say that "some men don't get it". You can even say that "many men don't get it". [View all]bettyellen
(47,209 posts)62. That's a really good assessment! It's kind of blown
My mind here at the examples men have given for not liking feminists or supporting women. Women not enjoying having a door opened for them, women dating jerks- instead of them!!- and that women reject or dislike being "protected" (or they knew a woman who did).
All these things - and the sore feelings involved are deemed more important to discuss. And the hurt turns to anger when you dare explain their hurt feelings over random incidents shouldn't actually be central to the discussion. They are being petty and vindictive towards women. And enjoy jumping in to disrupt discussions as payback. It's infantile.
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You can say that "some men don't get it". You can even say that "many men don't get it". [View all]
Nye Bevan
Feb 2013
OP
85%? now a days it is 1 in 4-6 women raped, depending. so it is 1 in 2? 3? women raped
seabeyond
Feb 2013
#32
I have always said that rapists should be castrated with dull, rusty butter knives...
Ghost in the Machine
Feb 2013
#4
Why? It's assault, not sex. There are better ways to just hurt someone if that's
jtuck004
Feb 2013
#16
Well I guess we will have to politely agree to disagree then, ok? Or at least see both sides
Ghost in the Machine
Feb 2013
#48
Ok. And yes, of course. I just don't create the distinction - I think it's about power.
jtuck004
Feb 2013
#50
Exactly... If you reread the thread it's condemning the passivity quite clearly...
bettyellen
Feb 2013
#30
OK...the shoe pics got me. Those men really DO care, if they're willing to do that! nt
Honeycombe8
Feb 2013
#47