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A1) I meant both independently though you can't really separate the two. Academic feminism is just as involved in creating a public discourse as they are an a
by s_baby 13y ago
A1) I meant both independently though you can't really separate the two. Academic feminism is just as involved in creating a public discourse as they are an academic one.
B) Why would I? The question was obviously a red herring just like the "mouth frothing" ad-hom.
My competence in the matter is sufficient. I switched my major from sociology to CS with a focus on machine learning/data. I've dated several feminists and have been tangentially involved at various points in my life. Not that any of this matters. It's a completely irrelevant question.
- vacri 13y agoB) Why would I? Because at the time this comment was made, the 'mouth-frothing' ad-hom hadn't yet been made, which is a bit of revisionism on your part. You also speak of 'the question obviously being a red herring'... but there was no such question posed - you were the one that brought up the significance of your background. How can a non-existent thing be an obvious red herring?