> The jump from sexism to racism made perfect sense to me, they're pretty analogous; Except I wasn't being sexist. The re-phrasing of my comment as racism was

> The jump from sexism to racism made perfect sense to me, they're pretty analogous; Except I wasn't being sexist. The re-phrasing of my comment as racism was offensive and demeaning, and entirely not analogous. > Sexism is about an unfair social power dynamic Such as men dying earlier than women? Such as 80% of homeless being men? Such as 93% of "on the job" deaths being male? Such as never-married childless women earning more than equivalent men... going back to the 1960's? I could go on. My point is that everyone touts the party line of "OMFG women are oppressed". Very few people look into the facts. And when all the facts are presented, it's a whole lot more nuanced than "think of the Women!" > to say "yeah but this will always be an issue because men and women are biologically different" trivializes it and takes away from the discussion. You're reading a whole lot more into my comment than I said. That shows rather more projection that reality-based discussion.