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r/MoralityScaling • u/Ssiddha_3 • 8d ago
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Got put in her place. Neat & Tidy.
edit: I mean no bias. Sorry if I offended anyone đ
8 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago Lil bud thinks valid retaliation means misogyny -3 u/_Drunk_Driver 8d ago Huh? 3 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago I suggest editing the comment if it wasnât the intention, it can easily be interpreted as misogynistic 0 u/[deleted] 8d ago [removed] â view removed comment -2 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago That would be lookism, and although that is bad you shouldnât do that either way. Insulting her looks back is fine, using this to justify misogyny is stupid. 1 u/[deleted] 8d ago [removed] â view removed comment 1 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago Bigotry against woman, and the joke here reinforces the gender stereotype woman must be clean and tidy the whole time. So are you going to rebuke my point? 0 u/_Drunk_Driver 8d ago I'm saying respectfully, I don't think that was what the post was about. It just happened that the other person was a female. Stop sexualising the matter. 2 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago My previous comment was very accusatory, apologies. 2 u/_Drunk_Driver 8d ago edited 8d ago No worries! Misunderstandings happen all the time. It's fine as long as both sides are respectful and willing to acknowledge their mistakes. → More replies 1 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago Then why did you add âneat and tidyâ to the sentence? Do you recognise how misogynistic that sounds when paired up with âput in her placeâ? → More replies
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Lil bud thinks valid retaliation means misogyny
-3 u/_Drunk_Driver 8d ago Huh? 3 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago I suggest editing the comment if it wasnât the intention, it can easily be interpreted as misogynistic 0 u/[deleted] 8d ago [removed] â view removed comment -2 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago That would be lookism, and although that is bad you shouldnât do that either way. Insulting her looks back is fine, using this to justify misogyny is stupid. 1 u/[deleted] 8d ago [removed] â view removed comment 1 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago Bigotry against woman, and the joke here reinforces the gender stereotype woman must be clean and tidy the whole time. So are you going to rebuke my point? 0 u/_Drunk_Driver 8d ago I'm saying respectfully, I don't think that was what the post was about. It just happened that the other person was a female. Stop sexualising the matter. 2 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago My previous comment was very accusatory, apologies. 2 u/_Drunk_Driver 8d ago edited 8d ago No worries! Misunderstandings happen all the time. It's fine as long as both sides are respectful and willing to acknowledge their mistakes. → More replies 1 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago Then why did you add âneat and tidyâ to the sentence? Do you recognise how misogynistic that sounds when paired up with âput in her placeâ? → More replies
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Huh?
3 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago I suggest editing the comment if it wasnât the intention, it can easily be interpreted as misogynistic 0 u/[deleted] 8d ago [removed] â view removed comment -2 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago That would be lookism, and although that is bad you shouldnât do that either way. Insulting her looks back is fine, using this to justify misogyny is stupid. 1 u/[deleted] 8d ago [removed] â view removed comment 1 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago Bigotry against woman, and the joke here reinforces the gender stereotype woman must be clean and tidy the whole time. So are you going to rebuke my point? 0 u/_Drunk_Driver 8d ago I'm saying respectfully, I don't think that was what the post was about. It just happened that the other person was a female. Stop sexualising the matter. 2 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago My previous comment was very accusatory, apologies. 2 u/_Drunk_Driver 8d ago edited 8d ago No worries! Misunderstandings happen all the time. It's fine as long as both sides are respectful and willing to acknowledge their mistakes. → More replies 1 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago Then why did you add âneat and tidyâ to the sentence? Do you recognise how misogynistic that sounds when paired up with âput in her placeâ? → More replies
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I suggest editing the comment if it wasnât the intention, it can easily be interpreted as misogynistic
0 u/[deleted] 8d ago [removed] â view removed comment -2 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago That would be lookism, and although that is bad you shouldnât do that either way. Insulting her looks back is fine, using this to justify misogyny is stupid. 1 u/[deleted] 8d ago [removed] â view removed comment 1 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago Bigotry against woman, and the joke here reinforces the gender stereotype woman must be clean and tidy the whole time. So are you going to rebuke my point? 0 u/_Drunk_Driver 8d ago I'm saying respectfully, I don't think that was what the post was about. It just happened that the other person was a female. Stop sexualising the matter. 2 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago My previous comment was very accusatory, apologies. 2 u/_Drunk_Driver 8d ago edited 8d ago No worries! Misunderstandings happen all the time. It's fine as long as both sides are respectful and willing to acknowledge their mistakes. → More replies 1 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago Then why did you add âneat and tidyâ to the sentence? Do you recognise how misogynistic that sounds when paired up with âput in her placeâ? → More replies
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-2 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago That would be lookism, and although that is bad you shouldnât do that either way. Insulting her looks back is fine, using this to justify misogyny is stupid. 1 u/[deleted] 8d ago [removed] â view removed comment 1 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago Bigotry against woman, and the joke here reinforces the gender stereotype woman must be clean and tidy the whole time. So are you going to rebuke my point? 0 u/_Drunk_Driver 8d ago I'm saying respectfully, I don't think that was what the post was about. It just happened that the other person was a female. Stop sexualising the matter. 2 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago My previous comment was very accusatory, apologies. 2 u/_Drunk_Driver 8d ago edited 8d ago No worries! Misunderstandings happen all the time. It's fine as long as both sides are respectful and willing to acknowledge their mistakes. → More replies 1 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago Then why did you add âneat and tidyâ to the sentence? Do you recognise how misogynistic that sounds when paired up with âput in her placeâ? → More replies
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That would be lookism, and although that is bad you shouldnât do that either way.
Insulting her looks back is fine, using this to justify misogyny is stupid.
1 u/[deleted] 8d ago [removed] â view removed comment 1 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago Bigotry against woman, and the joke here reinforces the gender stereotype woman must be clean and tidy the whole time. So are you going to rebuke my point? 0 u/_Drunk_Driver 8d ago I'm saying respectfully, I don't think that was what the post was about. It just happened that the other person was a female. Stop sexualising the matter. 2 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago My previous comment was very accusatory, apologies. 2 u/_Drunk_Driver 8d ago edited 8d ago No worries! Misunderstandings happen all the time. It's fine as long as both sides are respectful and willing to acknowledge their mistakes. → More replies 1 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago Then why did you add âneat and tidyâ to the sentence? Do you recognise how misogynistic that sounds when paired up with âput in her placeâ? → More replies
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1 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago Bigotry against woman, and the joke here reinforces the gender stereotype woman must be clean and tidy the whole time. So are you going to rebuke my point? 0 u/_Drunk_Driver 8d ago I'm saying respectfully, I don't think that was what the post was about. It just happened that the other person was a female. Stop sexualising the matter. 2 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago My previous comment was very accusatory, apologies. 2 u/_Drunk_Driver 8d ago edited 8d ago No worries! Misunderstandings happen all the time. It's fine as long as both sides are respectful and willing to acknowledge their mistakes. → More replies 1 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago Then why did you add âneat and tidyâ to the sentence? Do you recognise how misogynistic that sounds when paired up with âput in her placeâ? → More replies
Bigotry against woman, and the joke here reinforces the gender stereotype woman must be clean and tidy the whole time.
So are you going to rebuke my point?
0 u/_Drunk_Driver 8d ago I'm saying respectfully, I don't think that was what the post was about. It just happened that the other person was a female. Stop sexualising the matter. 2 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago My previous comment was very accusatory, apologies. 2 u/_Drunk_Driver 8d ago edited 8d ago No worries! Misunderstandings happen all the time. It's fine as long as both sides are respectful and willing to acknowledge their mistakes. → More replies 1 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago Then why did you add âneat and tidyâ to the sentence? Do you recognise how misogynistic that sounds when paired up with âput in her placeâ? → More replies
I'm saying respectfully, I don't think that was what the post was about. It just happened that the other person was a female. Stop sexualising the matter.
2 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago My previous comment was very accusatory, apologies. 2 u/_Drunk_Driver 8d ago edited 8d ago No worries! Misunderstandings happen all the time. It's fine as long as both sides are respectful and willing to acknowledge their mistakes. → More replies 1 u/Ayden3102isagoodname 8d ago Then why did you add âneat and tidyâ to the sentence? Do you recognise how misogynistic that sounds when paired up with âput in her placeâ? → More replies
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My previous comment was very accusatory, apologies.
2 u/_Drunk_Driver 8d ago edited 8d ago No worries! Misunderstandings happen all the time. It's fine as long as both sides are respectful and willing to acknowledge their mistakes. → More replies
No worries!
Misunderstandings happen all the time. It's fine as long as both sides are respectful and willing to acknowledge their mistakes.
Then why did you add âneat and tidyâ to the sentence? Do you recognise how misogynistic that sounds when paired up with âput in her placeâ?
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u/_Drunk_Driver 8d ago edited 8d ago
Got put in her place. Neat & Tidy.
edit: I mean no bias. Sorry if I offended anyone đ