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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 443980" data-attributes="member: 35"><p>It's fascinating because society pushes the opposite generalization (that men are demons and women are saints.) I always pushed back on that because I knew it was a gross overstatement, but even I was stunned by the number of women who rallied around Lindsay Clancy. She's practically a deity to these nutjobs. If they feel this much of a kinship to her, it makes you wonder what <em>they're</em> capable of. I even saw a woman try to make <em>Lindsay</em> seem like the victim. She said, "the reason we support her is because she's not just a man who annihilated her family because she wanted out of a marriage. She was a woman who was failed by systemic patriarchy." It's funny how feminists bashed good men for supposedly not doing enough to hold bad men accountable, yet we don't hold rallies for rapists and serial killers, nor do we blame women for the actions of bad men. The real victims here are the children, and it's ridiculous that Lindsay's husband and the lone male juror have been vilified. Lindsay and her merry band of nutjobs deserve to rot.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 443980, member: 35"] It's fascinating because society pushes the opposite generalization (that men are demons and women are saints.) I always pushed back on that because I knew it was a gross overstatement, but even I was stunned by the number of women who rallied around Lindsay Clancy. She's practically a deity to these nutjobs. If they feel this much of a kinship to her, it makes you wonder what [I]they're[/I] capable of. I even saw a woman try to make [I]Lindsay[/I] seem like the victim. She said, "the reason we support her is because she's not just a man who annihilated her family because she wanted out of a marriage. She was a woman who was failed by systemic patriarchy." It's funny how feminists bashed good men for supposedly not doing enough to hold bad men accountable, yet we don't hold rallies for rapists and serial killers, nor do we blame women for the actions of bad men. The real victims here are the children, and it's ridiculous that Lindsay's husband and the lone male juror have been vilified. Lindsay and her merry band of nutjobs deserve to rot. [/QUOTE]
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