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That's a good point. I'm not at all saying “#NotAllMen”. But not all projects are named after someone, or have a reference to that someone on their front page
by p4bl0 5y ago
That's a good point. I'm not at all saying “#NotAllMen”.
But not all projects are named after someone, or have a reference to that someone on their front page (here, a quote).
- marcellus23 5y agoWhere does #NotAllMen fit in?
- p4bl0 5y agoWhen coldtea said "Well, as opposed to who of us?" he implied that we all are assholes. Given the reason I was saying that about Picasso, which are all linked to sexist behavior and patriarchy, I understood that "us" as "men".
- marcellus23 5y agoI didn’t infer he was talking about men specifically. Plenty of women are assholes, an equal amount to men I would say. It’s a universal human phenomenon.
- p4bl0 5y agoYes. That's why I explained the context which led to my understanding of his comment when you asked.
- marcellus23 5y agoWhat are you responding “yes” to? The part I’m disagreeing with is that men are uniquely assholes.
- p4bl0 5y agoI'm agreeing with “It’s a universal human phenomenon.”.
- coldtea 5y agoI was mostly meaning it as in: "who are we to judge", as opposed as to "we are all assholes". I'm sure plenty are assholes, plenty are not, and many women are too. But my point was, any of us could be much worse, including those pointing the finger at Picasso, the main difference being that we don't have our lives open for all to see, as is the case with someone like Picasso.