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In reply to the discussion: I think we need to talk about the hatred of women. [View all]Skittles
(160,236 posts)32. the denial on this board is stunning
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I completely disagree with Eferrari. It is a real issue and pretending that it's just
Egalitarian Thug
Jun 2012
#38
So, I misinterpreted "you didn't miss anything that deserved your attention."? n/t
Egalitarian Thug
Jun 2012
#50
NP at all. I don't spend nearly enough time reading here to know most of what's going on.
Egalitarian Thug
Jun 2012
#57
Oh no doubt. My GF has been here since 2004 I think. She turned me on to it then and I
Egalitarian Thug
Jun 2012
#64
Oh yeah, we had a crossed connection between my eyes and her fingers. complicated by my DUbie
Egalitarian Thug
Jun 2012
#67
No, it isn't. It's honest and as a survivor myself, I approve that message. n/t
EFerrari
Jun 2012
#53
EFerrari, I like you, but it's not our job to tell others they are too sensitive
Recursion
Jun 2012
#46
I don't think that E thinks that there is anything wrong with being hyersensitve
Luminous Animal
Jun 2012
#59
Exactly my point. Start a thread because the topic will need at least one. n/t
EFerrari
Jun 2012
#40
female children are aborted or left to die by the millions *because they are female.* if that's not
StarryNight
Jun 2012
#111
There is a book I read a few years ago that talks about this, was a good book..
LiberalLoner
Jun 2012
#22
"the new crop of boys, having been given different expectations, will bear up fine and not lash out"
lumberjack_jeff
Jun 2012
#71
I'm horrified by it too. I'm seeing the effects of this on the men I care about in my family and
LiberalLoner
Jun 2012
#78
I'm thinking more of what they can expect out of marriage/coupling, men and women stuff.
WingDinger
Jun 2012
#83
Some of what is happening is, it's getting so much harder for both men and women
LiberalLoner
Jun 2012
#86
As CSN said, before they mowed down the hippies,We've got to get back to the garden, life is for
WingDinger
Jun 2012
#98
What's been a real eye-opener for me is the blatant misogyny tolerated on DU. n/t
DLevine
Jun 2012
#6
yep; it's not just for the reactionary rw-ers. it's "cool" and "edgy" for the lw-ers,
StarryNight
Jun 2012
#113
the very fact that DUers need to be told why the B-word and the C-word are
StarryNight
Jun 2012
#114
Thank you for weighing in. I'm turning 51 this summer and have never seen it this bad, this much
LiberalLoner
Jun 2012
#24
i think overt nastiness of most kinds is more acceptable now; "keepin it real" you know. nt
StarryNight
Jun 2012
#115
Yes, thank you for stating that so eloquently! I was stumbling with trying to explain it.
LiberalLoner
Jun 2012
#27
I felt your question was respectful, felt no hostility towards you at all! I hope you didn't
LiberalLoner
Jun 2012
#35
The best example I see here of people treating women as if they lack agency...
lumberjack_jeff
Jun 2012
#72
I'm not confused. Telling a woman she *is* wrong, can't think, or that her experience is worthless
EFerrari
Jun 2012
#105
I think it is time for DU to have some women admins join the boys in the band.
Major Hogwash
Jun 2012
#66
"Sandra Fluke is a whore" ... I didn't see a single person supporting it in any way on DU
seabeyond
Jun 2012
#95
No, I'm pretty sure people were called sexist for pretending that *any* unaccountable difference,
redqueen
Jun 2012
#82
That 5% (or 23% or ?) which CANNOT be accounted for by choices, or anything else, is evidence...
redqueen
Jun 2012
#87
I think there is a level of meanness and cruelty and nastiness that started in the right-wing maybe
LiberalLoner
Jun 2012
#81
thank you for this post. i think it is a decade and half of manifesting a disrespect for women
seabeyond
Jun 2012
#92
it's definitely not confined to RW-ers, but it's nothing new. many LW men/women
StarryNight
Jun 2012
#110
I think it hasn't escalated, but that's just me. Maybe it's because I was alive back in the
MADem
Jun 2012
#122
no, i am sure you do not see it. i have yet to see you call one thing out as sexist and work at
seabeyond
Jun 2012
#123
So you think sexism against women has been escalating since the "mad men" era?
4th law of robotics
Jun 2012
#124
not the point. divert. regardless and i am not measuring, sexism is sexism. saying, well....
seabeyond
Jun 2012
#125
The person you were responding to said that he hadn't seen it get worse since those days
4th law of robotics
Jun 2012
#126
Yes -- it WAS the PRECISE POINT that I made. You're the one doing the "divert" nonsense.
MADem
Jun 2012
#129
I was born in 61 so I wasn't really aware of most stuff until about 79 when I had my first real job.
LiberalLoner
Jun 2012
#133
In the WW2 and on days, when women first started to join the workforce in numbers, it was Open
MADem
Jun 2012
#135
In much the same way as racism, it's still here, still strong, and still a lifestyle for far too man
LanternWaste
Jun 2012
#132
Yeah, sorry about that. Apparently it's all the fault of the mean, nasty feminists
redqueen
Jun 2012
#138