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In reply to the discussion: Not All Men: A Brief History of Every Dude’s Favorite Argument [View all]Violet_Crumble
(36,385 posts)If someone's more intent on refusing to do the very simple and easy thing of putting the word 'some' in front of a group when talking about the negative aspects of some members of a group, then I have to wonder about their motivation, when what they're doing seems to be designed to annoy rather than educate. I detest broadbrushing when it's related to either side in the I/P conflict, and I've yet to see any good argument for why it's okay to do it for gender issues. If someone suspects that what they're going to say is going to be derailed, ensuring that it will be by broadbrushing just doesn't seem the smartest way to go about things...
btw, I'm off to bed, so I'm out of this thread, and I'm just going to leave everyone with a pretty awesome song because that's the sort of person I am. Sorry