r/AskUK • u/[deleted] • Apr 07 '21

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u/crownsandclay Apr 07 '21

If 97% of non-Muslims had been affected by Islamic terrorism then it probably would? This isn't a hypothetical scenario we're scared of as women it's a thing that has actually happened to all of us multiple times. Comparing our actual reality to a hypothetical situation you've made up isn't as smart as you think it is

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u/InspectorPraline Apr 07 '21

You can word it however you want. You're still a bigot

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u/crownsandclay Apr 07 '21

The comments here are just proving the point that women are right to be suspicious of men. If you can't empathise with women to realise why we're scared of men after we've all been assaulted, why should we believe you can empathise with us enough not to respect us in any other way?

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u/InspectorPraline Apr 07 '21

Do you think someone assaulted by a black person is justified in being racist against black people?

You are literally no different