I can’t believe you are defending what has been legally declared as rape. I’m curious as to what your gender is, because you sound quite privileged. To quote a very powerful comment from the #YesAllWomen movement: If a woman is walking by herself to her car, and a man also happens to be doing the same, to the woman he could be a harmless stranger or a potential rapist. This is always the scenario for women. We always have to think in these extremes. And if there is a woman who doesn’t, then she is damn lucky that what has happened to most of us hasn’t happened to her. Men do not make me feel safe. Men do not make most women feel safe. What most men think is a compliment is typically a statement that is humiliating and objectifying. So what you call a moral asshole, most women call a trigger. Know what a trigger is? I doubt it since you sound so horribly ill educated in the first place. A trigger is something that reminds a person of a traumatic, sometimes debilitating, experience. For example, a man might grab a woman’s wrist. That action could remind her of when she was held down and raped. For some women, it is triggering to be around men. And it could be the same vice versa for a man who has been assaulted.
And let me tell you, as a woman who has suffered from assault, your statement defending men and your offensive definition of discrimination is one of the most infuriating and idiotic things I have ever read.
Oh, that’s cute. You think ignorance is an ideology? Aren’t you adorable. Go educate yourself on the women’s rights movement and then come back and try stating an answer that doesn’t sound ridiculous.
Please, for the love of God, go and actually research feminism.
I can’t believe you are defending what has been legally declared as rape. I’m curious as to what your gender is, because you sound quite privileged. To quote a very powerful comment from the #YesAllWomen movement: If a woman is walking by herself to her car, and a man also happens to be doing the same, to the woman he could be a harmless stranger or a potential rapist. This is always the scenario for women. We always have to think in these extremes. And if there is a woman who doesn’t, then she is damn lucky that what has happened to most of us hasn’t happened to her. Men do not make me feel safe. Men do not make most women feel safe. What most men think is a compliment is typically a statement that is humiliating and objectifying. So what you call a moral asshole, most women call a trigger. Know what a trigger is? I doubt it since you sound so horribly ill educated in the first place. A trigger is something that reminds a person of a traumatic, sometimes debilitating, experience. For example, a man might grab a woman’s wrist. That action could remind her of when she was held down and raped. For some women, it is triggering to be around men. And it could be the same vice versa for a man who has been assaulted.
And let me tell you, as a woman who has suffered from assault, your statement defending men and your offensive definition of discrimination is one of the most infuriating and idiotic things I have ever read.
That response was pure perfection
Oh, that’s cute. You think ignorance is an ideology? Aren’t you adorable. Go educate yourself on the women’s rights movement and then come back and try stating an answer that doesn’t sound ridiculous.