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A very damaging take
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A very damaging take
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If I could kiss someone through the screen...that take was magnificent, bro. I LOVE SMART PEOPLE!!! 1 reply
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Minn: "They accept misandry yet wonder why there's no equality"
Minn, the reason there’s no gender equality isn’t because some women express misandry online, it’s because we live in a system historically built on male dominance, where power has been concentrated in male hands and used to control and marginalize women. Equality was never truly present to begin with. Misogyny is structural. It manifests in gender-based violence, pay gaps, legal inequalities, and deeply ingrained societal norms. Misandry, by contrast, is largely reactionary, it’s not institutional, and it rarely goes beyond angry posts on social media. One results in oppression; the other in offense.
If a few bitter comments online are enough to make someone turn their back on the fight for equality, then maybe their commitment to fairness wasn’t genuine to begin with. Because equality isn’t about comfort, it’s about justice, accountability, and dismantling systems of harm. Women have been dehumanized and silenced for centuries. Calling that out, even if imperfectly, isn’t the root of the problem, it’s a response to it.
Minn, the reason there’s no gender equality isn’t because some women express misandry online, it’s because we live in a system historically built on male dominance, where power has been concentrated in male hands and used to control and marginalize women. Equality was never truly present to begin with. Misogyny is structural. It manifests in gender-based violence, pay gaps, legal inequalities, and deeply ingrained societal norms. Misandry, by contrast, is largely reactionary, it’s not institutional, and it rarely goes beyond angry posts on social media. One results in oppression; the other in offense.
If a few bitter comments online are enough to make someone turn their back on the fight for equality, then maybe their commitment to fairness wasn’t genuine to begin with. Because equality isn’t about comfort, it’s about justice, accountability, and dismantling systems of harm. Women have been dehumanized and silenced for centuries. Calling that out, even if imperfectly, isn’t the root of the problem, it’s a response to it.
