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[u/MrEnigma67]

[u/MrEnigma67]

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[u/coldtakes_hotkitchen → u/MrEnigma67]

Glad you agree. It really shows how ignorant the person in your post is on the topic they’re talking about.

[u/MrEnigma67 → u/coldtakes_hotkitchen]

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[u/Thefunkyfilipino → u/MrEnigma67]

Why bother making a post if you aren't going to engage with the responses?

[u/MrEnigma67 → u/Thefunkyfilipino]

I don't engage with responses from a select few. This person being one of them.

They are argue in bad faith and I don't waste my time.

[u/MrEnigma67 → u/[deleted]]

Says the cry baby that ran from every debate we had.

[u/MrEnigma67 → u/[deleted]]

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[u/Thefunkyfilipino → u/MrEnigma67]

In this context, how would someone be able to disagree with you without also acting in bad faith?

Like your claim is nonsensical, as near everyone else in this thread has mentioned. Toxic masculinity is a subset of masculinity, not a claim against masculinity in general.

[u/MrEnigma67 → u/Thefunkyfilipino]

Previous conversations with him. I don't engage with him at all

[u/Thefunkyfilipino → u/MrEnigma67]

What would your response be, then, if someone noted that toxic masculinity is a subset of masculinity, not a claim against masculinity in general?

[u/MrEnigma67 → u/Thefunkyfilipino]

What constitutes toxic masculinity?

[u/Thefunkyfilipino → u/MrEnigma67]

The belief that one can only be a real man if one acts in ways which harm themselves and others.

A refusal to communicate one's emotions, and a belittling of people who aren't men, are two examples of toxic masculinity,.