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Do you mean it's not politically correct?
by blahi 10y ago
Do you mean it's not politically correct?
- sho_hn 10y agoI think it speaks to a vision of masculinity I can't really relate to, and think many around me would agree. (Man, this is the first time I've seen downvotes on HN - interesting that this is such a sore thing.)
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- sten 10y agoI can appreciate the sentiment. Though in this context I'd consider it to almost be a satire. ie. Real men don't think about the kinds of things that other people who say "real men __" because they're busy building things.
- marktangotango 10y agoDidn't down vote, but the quote is clearly that, a quote, discussing it in identity terms is jaring, out of context, off topic, and not charitable to the op, imo.
- sho_hn 10y agoFair. I guess I felt uncomfortable enough that I wanted to disassociate myself from it, but I suppose I should trust the HN audience there.
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- caminante 10y ago> Man, this is the first time I've seen downvotes on HN In the context, your "Man" is ironic.