I was discussing one of the major topics of the post. Quoted directly from the article: > He said that society increasingly sees groups instead of individuals,

I was discussing one of the major topics of the post. Quoted directly from the article: > He said that society increasingly sees groups instead of individuals, to the extent that group rights may supersede individual rights in all sorts of contexts, including politicised work environments. Because contemporary moral codes delineate women as vulnerable or marginalised, we stop seeing them as individuals with unique talents and idiosyncrasies, but as representatives of a victimised class. The reverse is true of men. Because women are now a victimised class, men are increasingly seen as victimisers, irrespective of their individual attributes or actions. If you don't like discussions on this topic, then perhaps you should stop allowing such topics on this site.