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I'm not sure that it says what you think it says. It seems to equally apply to the trustworthiness of people like Rosa Parks.
by mitthrowaway2 1y ago
I'm not sure that it says what you think it says. It seems to equally apply to the trustworthiness of people like Rosa Parks.
- bobalob 1y agoHow so? Are you suggesting that the civil rights of males are being violated when they're told that female-only spaces are off-limits?
- mitthrowaway2 1y agoI'm merely following the logic of your argument, that people who violate rules demonstrate untrustworthiness and a lack of respect for boundaries; you did not specify an exception for those people whose civil rights are being infringed by those rules. Are you saying that it's fair to extend such an exception?
- bobalob 1y agoYou're taking part of my comment and ignoring the context in which it was written.
- thomasfedb 1y agoI think you should expect to have your arguments deconstructed on HN.
- bobalob 1y agoTo do that requires addressing the actual argument.