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Christina Pike survives execution attempt
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<blockquote data-quote="Angela Chilling" data-source="post: 444934" data-attributes="member: 33"><p>A men's right's community? What rights do men think they think women have over them? As for stereotyping men as violent predators, most women do not think that so why should anyone allow their opinions be framed by a tiny extreme minority?</p><p></p><p></p><p>Again, you are using a tiny minority to suggest that it's a widespread opinion of women in general. Yes, women can discriminate against men, but it is rare compared to sexual discrimination against women by men and men overall, still have more better opportunities than women and are generally taken more seriously than women. </p><p></p><p></p><p>I'm not ignoring your comment, I'm just pointing out that the facts dispute your opinion that there has been an overcorrection in the direction of women. When more that 4% of reported sex crimes against women result in a conviction against the perpetrator, I might start to believe that the #metoo movement has made progress.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Angela Chilling, post: 444934, member: 33"] A men's right's community? What rights do men think they think women have over them? As for stereotyping men as violent predators, most women do not think that so why should anyone allow their opinions be framed by a tiny extreme minority? Again, you are using a tiny minority to suggest that it's a widespread opinion of women in general. Yes, women can discriminate against men, but it is rare compared to sexual discrimination against women by men and men overall, still have more better opportunities than women and are generally taken more seriously than women. I'm not ignoring your comment, I'm just pointing out that the facts dispute your opinion that there has been an overcorrection in the direction of women. When more that 4% of reported sex crimes against women result in a conviction against the perpetrator, I might start to believe that the #metoo movement has made progress. [/QUOTE]
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