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There's a big difference between "foul language" and that which is offensive, inconsiderate, exclusionary, and generally sexist, having the result of making wom
by ndespres 13y ago
There's a big difference between "foul language" and that which is offensive, inconsiderate, exclusionary, and generally sexist, having the result of making women feel unsafe/unwelcome in this space.
Check your privilege, dude.
- pekk 13y agoYou are agreeing with the person to whom you are responding, that foul language is not sexism. "Check your privilege" is virtually never a helpful thing to say.
- ndespres 13y agoThe person to whom I responded feels, as evidenced by his sarcasm, that the entire issue is trivial. We clearly do not agree. You're both unable to see the other side of it. I can see from your other comment on this thread that further discussion on this with you would be an uphill one so I'm signing off now.
- pekk 13y agoIf you think I'm a sexist, then I think you're an idiot. You know nothing about me.
- quinnchr 13y agoWell I've seen your comments such as "Men are raped too" in reference to women being raped, which says to me you're goal is to marginalize women's issues, which seems pretty sexist to me. If you'd like to defend pointing out that men are raped too in reference to women being raped I'd be happy to point the sexist and misogynistic aspects of your opinions, which sadly, should be blindingly obvious.