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In reply to the discussion: "Why didn't she say something?" [View all]WhiskeyGrinder
(26,718 posts)41. Your response makes it sound like that the hypotheticals I've listed -- which are hardly
hypotheticals -- aren't examples of women being disbelieved or silenced. Is it that they're so inexact, that they're lacking in details, that makes you uncomfortable?
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It's the culture of doing what you do in your post: focusing on the female doing something wrong.
Honeycombe8
Oct 2017
#14
What kind of "unfounded assumptions" did I make, other than my inartful wording in the one instance?
WhiskeyGrinder
Oct 2017
#31
Your response makes it sound like that the hypotheticals I've listed -- which are hardly
WhiskeyGrinder
Oct 2017
#41
My wording in that one particular example was inexact and didn't correctly describe the scenario
WhiskeyGrinder
Oct 2017
#19
Some people will always look for loopholes, because it's easier than addressing the real problem.
WhiskeyGrinder
Oct 2017
#21
"If you don't grasp that dismissing women's instincts about their well-being is symptomatic of rape
WhiskeyGrinder
Oct 2017
#42
