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| 1 | Why is it considered so ok, oftentimes by self-identified feminists, to make a bunch of negative assumptions about men that would rightly be considered irrational and immature if made about women? Can this be changed, or is it just a consequence of humans being prone to irrational tribalism?I think the trick to understanding feminist viewpoints is that there are different definitions for most words. The best example i can give is "Men" usually means people of the male gender. However in a lot of feminist discussion, thats not what it means. It means "people who are oppressive and misogynistic and can't and won't change, and who grew up in one specific way". You can't know what that one specific way is, because it's different for everyone, but the common idea is that "Men" doesn't a… | /r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates | 11/02/25 08:29 AM |
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