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| 6 | How often do feminists decry "offensive" material/language/people. Stephen Fry sums up my thoughts on the matter (x-post from r/quotesporn).Hi, I'm afraid I'm an interloper here as I don't subscribe to your beliefs and only read this subreddit as a matter of cultural interest, but please hear me out a moment. I'm a big fan of Stephen Fry's work and have been since I was a young man in England, and feel I must clarify this statement as this meme gets handed around frequently and I feel is used unfairly. This is not meant to be a carte blanche for people to use offensive words, all one need do is watch his talks on the language of the… | /r/MensRights | 06/11/13 02:45 AM |
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