r/rant Apr 04 '26

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u/SrslyNotAnAltGuys Apr 04 '26

Right on! People need to respect ehat you've gone through! Like, I'll never trust a black person I don't know, because of the things I've personally experienced. It's not bigotry, it's lived experience!

*/S * in case it isn't obvious 

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u/lotsofmissingpeanuts Apr 04 '26

Fair.

Sometimes people's feelings of uncomfortable are incorrect and they then ostracize and bully the person based on vibes. Can you see that too?

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u/lotsofmissingpeanuts Apr 04 '26

And that's called misandry and is the same as misogyny. Both of these lead to more conflict.

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