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In reply to the discussion: As a long time benevolent sexist [View all]sabrina 1
(62,325 posts)220. Your question makes no sense to me, so let me ask you, are you
saying that 'difference' = 'unequal'?
And are you saying that there is no difference between men and women?
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are you suggesting the women on du came up with the theory of benevolent sexism and has
seabeyond
Mar 2013
#3
i am glad to hear you are not giving ownership of benevolent sexism to the women of du and recognize
seabeyond
Mar 2013
#8
If anyone was racing to pull out my chair, or running to the other side of the car
boston bean
Mar 2013
#62
i have taught my sons the rules. i also explained benevolent sexism and the issue with it
seabeyond
Mar 2013
#129
i do not know where the dumbass is coming from, but no.... i am not saying your loved ones are
seabeyond
Mar 2013
#144
No, it doesn't promote sexism. But I'm glad you said that because there has been
sabrina 1
Mar 2013
#198
ok, but the worse, is a hand on the small of the back to be guided. as if i could not find my way.
seabeyond
Mar 2013
#80
So because they're (supposedly) being assholes then other people will be assholes in response?
nomorenomore08
Mar 2013
#168
How could calling anybody a (hypothetical) jerk be considered "hate speech?"
nomorenomore08
Mar 2013
#193
Sorry, I'll try. You initially said that certain posters were "hurting their cause" by being
nomorenomore08
Mar 2013
#203
Okay, don't know if I agree but I certainly understand (in the sense of "comprehend.")
nomorenomore08
Mar 2013
#224
no. justification, validations and excuses. i say the same to the boys when the try to excuse
seabeyond
Mar 2013
#136
And there it is--the "you hate men" smear---a sure sign an anti-feminist has lost an argument. nt
geek tragedy
Mar 2013
#142
who are you to "identify" another woman as a man hater. you are funny. but, alas....
seabeyond
Mar 2013
#150
i have seen your happy little ass in a lot of these threads complaining about sexism, you man hater,
seabeyond
Mar 2013
#162
It was never entertaining when Rush Limbaugh was able for find people claiming to be
sabrina 1
Mar 2013
#200
To put it a third way, is there any reason to extend different levels of courtesy to women
geek tragedy
Mar 2013
#222
Well, you avoided the question. And who said that different levels of courtesy should be extended to
sabrina 1
Mar 2013
#225
Betty Friedan and Gloria Steinem and Simone De Beauvoir need schoolin' from you that THEY are the
seabeyond
Mar 2013
#216
trout fishing, steak eating? good to see you toss out stupid stereotypes for both sexes at least.
bettyellen
Mar 2013
#208
from your post it seems you think they are somehow emblematic of the male experience, LOL.
bettyellen
Mar 2013
#232
I equated your mindset with the 1950's... because you chose to portray men with old fashioned
bettyellen
Mar 2013
#236
You're lecturing the feminists here because they don't accept the Ozzie and Harriet
geek tragedy
Mar 2013
#89
Did it ever occur to you that making a compliment on a stranger's physical appearance
geek tragedy
Mar 2013
#149
it is very poor manners to comment on a strangers appearance. I thought most people knew that?
bettyellen
Mar 2013
#206
This feminist mostly agrees with her. Seems to me, and for the record she and I
sabrina 1
Mar 2013
#202
wtf are you talking about ? sometimes you don't realize things are uncomfortable until
JI7
Mar 2013
#97
yes. this is what too many men think. we have had a thread on it. a woman dresses nice, it is FOR
seabeyond
Mar 2013
#110
i'm talking about comments from strangers, if one dresses up nice for a friend's birthday party
JI7
Mar 2013
#164
So the only reasons a woman would be wearing uncomfortable shoes ever is that she's
geek tragedy
Mar 2013
#108
You can't think of one woman who doesn't love strange men commenting on their
geek tragedy
Mar 2013
#57
You probably aren't doing anything wrong. So therefore, this OP seems unnecessary.
nomorenomore08
Mar 2013
#11
why wait to do it for a woman unless she is close behind also ? why make her rush ?
JI7
Mar 2013
#45
I hold the door and offer to help everyone because it is the right thing to do.
MattBaggins
Mar 2013
#75
I know, I mean what woman doesn't like to be told she has a great ass, right?
geek tragedy
Mar 2013
#56
a favorite. but then, i am sure this cartoonist is a part of our small evil group,
seabeyond
Mar 2013
#100
yo yo yo .... hey, if only she would change her "tone" i bet more men would listen to her.
seabeyond
Mar 2013
#104
yes. i would be one. many many other would be another. yes, i get men do not have any comprehension
seabeyond
Mar 2013
#176
or bicycling. Ask women what gets yelled at them if they are eating ice cream or a hot dog...
bettyellen
Mar 2013
#210
I'd be careful about the compliments on their looks. Other than that, keep on. n/t
Ian David
Mar 2013
#65
lol lol. ya. that one too. focused on whatever and some stranger tells me to smile....
seabeyond
Mar 2013
#88
well, that is our reason for being. we do have that obligation to make sure we are inviting....
seabeyond
Mar 2013
#95
Oh puke. I like the fact that women tend to prefer jerks like me to chivalrous, nice guys.
Evoman
Mar 2013
#96
What's "classy" about approaching a strange woman and commenting about her
geek tragedy
Mar 2013
#112
meh... if all these many many many threads of men saying exactly the same thing
seabeyond
Mar 2013
#138
Yup, yup.. "Social Justice Warriors".. right here in our cozy corner of the `net.
opiate69
Mar 2013
#114
Doors and chairs, yes. Compliments on looks are dangerous territory.
Common Sense Party
Mar 2013
#111
I think both sides are reading things into the other that aren't there.
nomorenomore08
Mar 2013
#152