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It's obvious which comments are made in cowardice, as they will generally be from brand new accounts. Your premise is pretty flawed, as it would be ridiculous
by tolbish 5y ago
It's obvious which comments are made in cowardice, as they will generally be from brand new accounts.
Your premise is pretty flawed, as it would be ridiculous to blame all men during MeToo, much like it would be ridiculous to blame all members of a race.
- anonymouse121 5y agoWhy mention men at all in the "MeToo" movement? Why aren't we allowed to mention black people committing more crime? Stereotyping men and some races is perfectly acceptable, stereotyping blacks is not. It's pathetic that people flag comments instead of giving any reasonable response.
- tolbish 5y agoNo, it's not acceptable to stereotype all men and it never has been.
- anonymouse121 5y agoIt's always been acceptable in ways that would never pass if men were replaced by "black people". What else is #MeToo doing, if not a form of stereotyping? Why are men constantly mentioned and blamed? Why is it ok to say that there is a problem only affecting women caused by men? It's not even close to as evidence based as the problems with black people committing crime. I'm not blaming all black people for violent crimes from their community, but they have a serious issue and I don't see why it doesn't deserve to be called out in the exact same way.
- soco 5y agoNo, men are not constantly mentioned and blamed. Abusers are constantly mentioned and blamed. And it's very good so, except for the abusers of course.