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I read your comment above as saying this: "It's a problem that women are socially punished for being abrasive because I consider being abrasive a basic human r
by chasing 11y ago
I read your comment above as saying this:
"It's a problem that women are socially punished for being abrasive because I consider being abrasive a basic human right."
It is a basic human right to use curse words, get angry, and come off as abrasive. That fact does not protect you from social punishment if you behave in a way that the people around you don't want to tolerate. Nor should it.
- mbrock 11y agoI meant to say if women are especially penalized in an unfair way that hinders them from other basic stuff like career and community. Of course people are free to dislike abrasive styles of talking. But combined with gender discrimination, it becomes a problem. I don't think men should be excessively punished for cursing either, but they generally aren't (in secular societies).