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You don't notice because you aren't the same generation. You seem to have a blindspot around the idea of generational differences. My son did not get advantage
by stuckinhell 4y ago
You don't notice because you aren't the same generation. You seem to have a blindspot around the idea of generational differences.
My son did not get advantages from being part of the oppressor class, YOU did.
My son and you might both be male, but the generation experience is not the same. My son is a innocent child.
You an old white man telling me I should tell my son to to accept an identity he does not deserve. I will not force my son to pay for your oppressor sin/guilt.
There is a way forward for both young women and young men,but its not your way.
Your way only works if humans were robots.
- wpietri 4y agoI have young male family members and also try to keep up with what's going on. So I think painting me as out of touch is incorrect. If you'd like to demonstrate that patriarchy entirely ended sometime in the last few years I'm certainly willing to look at your data. I certainly believe that the generational experience is different. But I also believe that we have not get achieved gender equality. For example, dating and sexual violence for high schoolers in 2019: https://www.ojjdp.gov/ojstatbb/snapshots/DataSnapshot_YRBS2019.pdf https://www.ojjdp.gov/ojstatbb/snapshots/DataSnapshot_YRBS20... > You an old white man telling me I should tell my son to to accept an identity he does not deserve. I am not in fact telling you that. That's what people like Andrew Tate want: for him to see himself as a Big Man who gets his bigness from lording it over women, an identity he does not deserve. I'm telling you that he should accept an identity he can earn: a person in the world who can feel empathy for the people around him, appreciate that he, like everybody, is caught up in the vast flows of history, and that he can participate in steering those flows in the direction he thinks for the better.