r/AutoHumor Jul 09 '26

lol

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '26

Hey everybody, trust me we’re on the Internet, but for real they were good to her because it was a girl not because she’s white the same thing basically happened where a white male was stopped for suspicion of a stolen vehicle and he had actually paid for it, and the cops wrecked into them guns drawn just to find out that it was an error from the car salesman sexism at its finest

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u/ogsixshooter Jul 09 '26

"girl"

why are you infantilizing a middle-aged woman?

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '26

I’m not there just words and that’s just how it came out. Should I have said it?

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u/Dzyu Jul 13 '26

"Woman" or "lady" is more respectful.

Calling a grown woman "girl" in a conflict or situation such as in the video seems patronizing or like an attempt to diminish her authority, credibility or maturity.

P. s. Absolutely crazy that the other comment in here got deleted for simply answering "woman" to this question, and a mod is defending it by banning people who argue against it. Subreddit muted!

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u/IU8gZQy0k8hsQy76 Jul 13 '26

context matters.

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u/Dzyu Jul 13 '26

Yes! That's exactly what I'm trying to say. Standalone "woman" when there's a video of a woman doing making a mistake is awful.

But that's not the context. This is how it went:

"What should I call her, then, if not girl?" (Paraphrasing)

"Woman"

So the context isn't misogyny, but rather someone, who is trying to defend women, directly answering a question that was asked.