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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink13•8 months agoThat’s very generalising though. Personally, I try to avoid that whenever possible.
minus-square🦄🦄🦄linkfedilink9•8 months agoGood on you. It’s not generalising tho, these women describe situations they have experienced.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•8 months ago It’s not generalising tho, these women describe situations they have experienced. I never said it has never happened, just that you shouldn’t put the blame on an entire gender.
minus-square🦄🦄🦄linkfedilink6•8 months agoWhat are you even talking about? This post is about a specific example of misogyny in which a man is the perpetrator. You asked “who comes up with this?” and the answer is: men.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•8 months agoFirst of all, I never asked you. I already knew what you would answer. The point is that a man is the perpetrator and not men as a whole. A much better and more precise answer to the question is “bad men”, “sick people”, “sick men”. Saying that the gender itself is the problem is very generalising. A similar example could be “black people are criminals”.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink9•8 months agoWhen this was invented, the majority of doctors were men. It’s not generalizing if it’s true.
That’s very generalising though.
Personally, I try to avoid that whenever possible.
Good on you.
It’s not generalising tho, these women describe situations they have experienced.
I never said it has never happened, just that you shouldn’t put the blame on an entire gender.
What are you even talking about? This post is about a specific example of misogyny in which a man is the perpetrator. You asked “who comes up with this?” and the answer is: men.
First of all, I never asked you. I already knew what you would answer.
The point is that a man is the perpetrator and not men as a whole.
A much better and more precise answer to the question is “bad men”, “sick people”, “sick men”.
Saying that the gender itself is the problem is very generalising. A similar example could be “black people are criminals”.
When this was invented, the majority of doctors were men.
It’s not generalizing if it’s true.