Even within the US, women are the majority. And I really doubt that reddit's intention was to say that it's okay to be hateful specifically towards women. I th

Even within the US, women are the majority. And I really doubt that reddit's intention was to say that it's okay to be hateful specifically towards women. I think it's more narrow-minded than that. My guess is that reddit employees are operating within a "silicon valley tech" bubble, where white men are the majority and are (what I assume to be) their intended target with this statement. However, completely disregarding who this statement is targeted at, it's a statement that explicitly says that hateful acts are okay towards some people. And to put it bluntly, I just can't believe that someone in a position of power at a multi-billion dollar company would be stupid enough to put such a statement in a public announcement.