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Yes, it is inherently bad, based on the grounds that women and men are equal and the vast majority of all distinctions drawn between them are completely speciou
by becquerel 3y ago
Yes, it is inherently bad, based on the grounds that women and men are equal and the vast majority of all distinctions drawn between them are completely specious. It would be like a festival that excluded people based on other equally made-up and unimportant differences like hair colour, eye colour, skin colour or nationality.
- Gud 3y agoMen and women aren’t equal, there are absolutely differences.
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- whatindaheck 3y agoCelebrating/wanting cultural erasure in the name of liberal thought blows my mind. If people want a festival for having brown eyes have at it. People such as myself have no cultural or religious ties to anything. My heritage is “American”. My co-workers are all isolated at home throughout the country. We’re social creatures. We need /something/ to give bearing. Even if it is silly! And to be clear. Human rights should apply to anyone and everyone. Regardless of what/who/where you are. Or are not. Our world needs more equality, equity, and solidarity. But made up social events surely don’t belong under “human rights”.