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| 1 | Why can't feminists tell the difference between sexism, misogyny and Chauvinism?I think the thing that you all miss is that 'feminists can't tell the difference'. Feminists need to have this pined out to them. When they use a term incorrectly, it needs to be pointed out. For example: if a feminist calls you a misogynist, ask her to kindly point out the tortured women in a cage in the house somewhere. If she can not find this or your desire to keep a woman in such a manner, she will need to downgrade you to chauvinist. If a woman calls you sexist, you ask her how your opinio… | /r/MensRights | 08/08/16 10:50 AM |
| – | Why can't feminists tell the difference between sexism, misogyny and Chauvinism?I don't see where the guy had made any mistake at all. There is a very strong difference between all of them. We need to ensure that the feminist movement doesn't blur the lines so that the act of finding a woman annoying can be bled into either an illegal act or mental illness. This is why we have very definite descriptions belonging to words, so that nobody can make a mistake as to our intention. There is nothing wrong with Chauvinism and it should never be criminalised. | /r/MensRights | 08/08/16 08:49 AM |
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