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ZombieHorde

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2. I agree

Reply to pitbullgirl1965 (Original post)

Sun Oct 13, 2013, 06:10 PM

Oct 2013

with the article, but I also think Pab Sungenis makes a good point, although more in a more belligerent manner. Women are experts on women's experiences and men are experts on men's experiences. Unfortunately for people interested in sociology --which is what this is about-- individual's experiences are very different. Women and men have very strong disagreements on these experiences, and our own experiences create biases that compel us to say those with similar experiences are right and those with different experiences don't know what they are talking about.

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Misogyny in Liberal/Progressive Circles [View all] pitbullgirl1965 Oct 2013 OP

However, you seem to believe Pab Sungenis Oct 2013 #1

I'm not sure what you're saying? pitbullgirl1965 Oct 2013 #3

Your own words. Pab Sungenis Oct 2013 #5

Ok pitbullgirl1965 Oct 2013 #6

I agree ZombieHorde Oct 2013 #2

Hmmm pitbullgirl1965 Oct 2013 #4