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At least this article doesn’t make the absurd claim a recent Guardian article did. That reproduction could go to zero.
by adamcstephens 6y ago
At least this article doesn’t make the absurd claim a recent Guardian article did. That reproduction could go to zero.
- mustafa_pasi 6y agoThat is why I chose this one. The news is making the rounds again under the title, "Human penises are shrinking because of pollution", but unfortunately all articles from the major news sites are of very poor quality.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 6y agoWow, what a title. It's like it was hand crafted to get the toxically masculine on board with environmental protection.
- yjftsjthsd-h 6y agoWhat does that have to do with toxic masculinity?
- klyrs 6y agoVery rough caricature: nothing is scary (including/especially harm to others) until it threatens the wellbeing of one's penis.
- tenebrisalietum 6y agoIt might be that toxic masculinity is correlated with an obsession over penis size or sometimes at least talking about it, or thinking that it matters when it doesn't.
- nielsbot 6y agoGuessing it's because "Huge penises are more manly!" ergo, Save our penises! ergo, Stop pollution!
- bopbeepboop 6y agoIt’s just casual misandry. The misandrists are thinking the only reason men would be concerned with damage to their bodies due to chemicals is because men have “toxic masculinity”. Misandry is popular in some circles.
- oji0hub 6y agoWell, at the current rate of decline, it could.