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Looking forward to a bunch of men from All coming in here and talking about how offensive this post is
This is not offensive so much as being completely unreasonable to make a point of how unfair the world is perceived to be. And that's just boring and annoying because it is overused and can be dismissive.
I also don't support executing those narrow e scooter ๐ด thingamajig drivers even though they are a danger to themselves and bikes. Even though it would solve problems.
I don't think anyone thinks men should actually have a curfew. We think that men should stop assaulting women on the street.
Just to be overly clear: I didn't think that! I just am bored of overly extreme phrasing that inflict substantial harm on others.
Mm, I hear you. There's catharsis in it, I think. And its not really great to tone police a marginalised group (not saying that's what you're doing)
Well, that is not clear in the post.
Pretty clear to me.
I think "place a curfew on 50% of humanity" is a pretty clear "this is not a real thing"
I do, but only because it would be funny.
I get where it is coming from, but it is quite sexist.
Would be better if it wasn't needed, but with this you are punishing everyone because of the actions of a few.
But women don't get the privilege of being nuanced. It only takes 1 man to rape. It doesn't matter if she walks past 65 other perfectly nonviolent men, if none of them take any action to prevent the 1 from being a problem.
What are they supposed to do? And I see tons of women walking at night.
Call their guy friends out when they can see they're heading down the wrong paths, socially and mentally. Educate them. Uplift the women in their lives. Take note of random men behaving suspiciously. Use their position of privilege to do literally anything.
Tons of Palestinians live in Gaza, so that must mean its safe right?
And if she's dressed wrong, or doesnt scream loud enough, or has ever been open with her sexuality, the narrative woll be that it was her fault.
As a man who got here from All, Iโm not offended at all, more ashamed of my fellow men.
I have a wife and daughter, so Iโm perfectly fine with this.
All the best to you and your family :)