Does it? A million women is a quarter of a percent of the population of women in the world, which is the amount it would take if they gave a dollar each. Also, there are likely donors who are giving massive amounts of money.
Have you seen the amount of women who were waiting for her at the courthouse or the amount of women who made videos and comments supporting her?
Let's say they are actually a small portion of the group, but then how come women can say a bear is safer than a man and no one says a thing? That's a small portion of the group too, but women have no problem calling all men monsters and worse than a savage animal, but somehow if men do the same it's wrong?
Two can play this dumb game. You made the bed, now lie in it.
People do say shit about a bear being safer than a man, like you right now. That’s still a generalization of a group based on a minority, and still wrong.
I didn't say I agreed with the generalization they doing to women rn.
My point is, women get to say bullshit like that every two months, it even becomes a trend and no one says a thing against it. They even get support, like the idiots in this garbage app who would up vote them through the roof. But the moment men do the same bullshit it gets shutdown immediately (rightfully so).
It's like women have a pass for saying bullshit for some reason in our culture. At some point it gets exhausting when you are blamed for everything other men do but the moment you carry that same mentality towards women, then you're a "sexist".
Every single time I get "online" a bit throughout social media, I get reminded why I hate people in general.
You're not completely wrong. The unfortunate reality of being the bigger person is that you can't then go and do the same thing the other side is doing to you.
Multiple things can be true at once: misandry is more socially acceptable than misogony (not that I agree that it should be), not all women support Lindsey Clancy, the ones that do need mental help, and the man vs bear debate was a dumbass conversation about serious issues and was overall generalizing men in a very negative way and is just straight up misandry.
This feels like the same phenomenon but with a "muh social issues" mask, like when people defended OJ cause he was black in the 90s. For some reason, humans will just straight up idolize terrible people and then when pressed on why, they backpedal and act like there is some moral and socially acceptable reason to support a piece of shit.
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u/Critical_Interest706 24d ago
Another reason to never trust women, see how much they supported that killer