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<blockquote data-quote="Frankenstein Underworld" data-source="post: 444924" data-attributes="member: 35">I mostly hear it from people in the men&#039;s rights community, which actually includes quite a few women.&nbsp; Thus, it&#039;s only being directed at a very specific type of woman.&nbsp; The resentment is over the mockery of men and their issues, the stereotyping of men as violent predators, and the abundance of anti-male rhetoric and generalizations.Whether they&#039;re outliers or not isn&#039;t the point.&nbsp; The reaction to those cases (and especially to Lindsey Clancy) has been quite revealing.&nbsp; The fact that some people still believe that gender bias only exists in one direction is odd to me.&nbsp; We&#039;ve seen plain as day that women can be just as biased for women and against men.&nbsp; Hence why the husband was vilified and assumed to be the real killer, while &quot;poor, innocent Lindsey&quot; was labeled a victim of the patriarchy.As for the rest of your post, I&#039;ve addressed it all before.&nbsp; There&#039;s no point in repeating myself if you&#039;re just going to ignore it.If you&#039;re so inclined, you can read my response to these same exact talking points here in the #MeToo thread:&nbsp; <a href="https://tellytalk.net/threads/metoo.3617/page-29#post-443456" target="_blank">https://tellytalk.net/threads/metoo.3617/page-29#post-443456</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frankenstein Underworld, post: 444924, member: 35"] I mostly hear it from people in the men's rights community, which actually includes quite a few women. Thus, it's only being directed at a very specific [I]type[/I] of woman. The resentment is over the mockery of men and their issues, the stereotyping of men as violent predators, and the abundance of anti-male rhetoric and generalizations. Whether they're outliers or not isn't the point. The reaction to those cases (and especially to Lindsey Clancy) has been quite revealing. The fact that some people still believe that gender bias only exists in one direction is odd to me. We've seen plain as day that women can be just as biased for women and against men. Hence why the husband was vilified and assumed to be the real killer, while "poor, innocent Lindsey" was labeled a victim of the patriarchy. As for the rest of your post, I've addressed it all before. There's no point in repeating myself if you're just going to ignore it. If you're so inclined, you can read my response to these same exact talking points here in the #MeToo thread: [URL]https://tellytalk.net/threads/metoo.3617/page-29#post-443456[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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