Look, I'm sorry and I acknowledge that saying the C word is bad, Ill go remove it, but what does gender have to do with this??????
How is me saying the C word on an entirely different shitposting thread relevant to people here ridiculing some innocent dude going through some mental problems?
How does his panicked actions have any political bearing beyond alienation such that he deserves ridicule?
It’s relevant bc your take is what he did isn’t that bad. My view and that of others is no actually it is that bad and definitely deserving of ridicule. Excusing this persons fucked up behavior and arguing we should go easy on the guy rings very “what about the men” to me, which is of course a common trope of sexists. Then I’m browsing another thread and I see someone has bypassed the slur filter to use a gendered slur (ie that person knows this is an inappropriate word to use but chose to use it anyway) and I am not used to seeing that around here, so then I glance up at the username and oh look it’s you…
It’s relevant bc your take is what he did isn’t that bad.
No. My take is that it is not our place to be judge and jury to this random man's life based on the smallest of a window. His behaviour is a problem here, obviously, it is very fucking embarrassing, but neither is it right to make sweeping judgements of his character and ridiculing him for his interpersonal failures without knowing a broader context especially when its just some random mentally disturbed normie with no bearing to any political project, its not our business and its frankly quite anti-social to try make it be so imo. I am not an MRA or basing this critique out of any "men's rights" political ideology, if anything its an appeal to human decency. You can judge my character and thats fair enough, but my point still stands.
Look, I'm sorry and I acknowledge that saying the C word is bad, Ill go remove it, but what does gender have to do with this??????How is me saying the C word on an entirely different shitposting thread relevant to people here ridiculing some innocent dude going through some mental problems?How does his panicked actions have any political bearing beyond alienation such that he deserves ridicule?In the art...
It’s relevant bc your take is what he did isn’t that bad. My view and that of others is no actually it is that bad and definitely deserving of ridicule. Excusing this persons fucked up behavior and arguing we should go easy on the guy rings very “what about the men” to me, which is of course a common trope of sexists. Then I’m browsing another thread and I see someone has bypassed the slur filter to use a gendered slur (ie that person knows this is an inappropriate word to use but chose to use it anyway) and I am not used to seeing that around here, so then I glance up at the username and oh look it’s you…
No. My take is that it is not our place to be judge and jury to this random man's life based on the smallest of a window. His behaviour is a problem here, obviously, it is very fucking embarrassing, but neither is it right to make sweeping judgements of his character and ridiculing him for his interpersonal failures without knowing a broader context especially when its just some random mentally disturbed normie with no bearing to any political project, its not our business and its frankly quite anti-social to try make it be so imo. I am not an MRA or basing this critique out of any "men's rights" political ideology, if anything its an appeal to human decency. You can judge my character and thats fair enough, but my point still stands.Of reading comprehension.