> Point out to me what part of GP is claiming that the harms of a sexist society are felt symmetrically by the groups involved? Sir, you clearly misread the po

> Point out to me what part of GP is claiming that the harms of a sexist society are felt symmetrically by the groups involved? Sir, you clearly misread the post. "Dads are disadvantaged in the same way Moms are". Direct quote. The only qualitative judgement involving more impact on men, heck, the only mention of asymmetry, is "they're screwed over at work more", and you and I both know even that one isn't evidence of _men having more consequences due to sexism_: gobs, and gobs, and gobs, of evidence on what having children in your family _as a female_ impacts your pay over your career. male pay goes up! - https://www.cnbc.com/2019/10/16/womens-earnings-drop-after-having-a-childbut-mens-do-not.html https://www.cnbc.com/2019/10/16/womens-earnings-drop-after-h...