(08-12-2020 09:47 AM)OptimisticOwl Wrote: But for decades, I have noted that they define racist as only against blacks and sexist as only against women.
Clarification... by whites against blacks, and by men against women. When women play into it for their advantage to the detriment of other women (my daughter), that's apparently okay.
(08-12-2020 09:52 AM)mrbig Wrote: (08-12-2020 09:23 AM)Hambone10 Wrote: Why should a woman be treated any different from a man in the identical situation? Trump was called an incestuous pedophile and I don't recall anyone suggesting that this was 'ungentlemanly'.
Did someone around here do that? My comment was directed toward keeping this board clean and nothing else. If so, they should have absolutely been chastised and I would have done so. There are certainly some rumors on the pedophile front related to Epstein, but pedophile is basically one of the worst words to sling around at someone and it should be done unless there is significant proof of some sort. Certainly the way he has talked about Ivanka has been weird and uncomfortable on some occasions, but "incestuous" is an accusation that crosses the line by a lot.
Did anyone suggest that such comments that were made fairly regularly elsewhere shouldn't be done here? Why did you edit out the part of my comment that responds to this, and then respond to it as if I hadn't said it?
Quote:Not really related to numbers' comments....
I understand you want to make a different point, but so too did I.
I guess I'd ask this... it was asked before and I still haven't seen a good response...
How should I refer to the girl who slept with the producer to get my daughter's job? How should we refer to women who encourage misogyny for their own benefit to the detriment of other women?
Given her position, I think the issues are on point. I think the questions are relevant. I too would encourage more civil discussions here, but that means we have to be able to express politely the actions being discussed. Calling her a hypocrite and 'not a champion of women's issues' doesn't (IMO) remotely reflect the distaste of the situation. I'm not trying to be cheeky... I'm honestly asking for another term to describe such actions.
Otherwise, it just becomes a double standard where it's okay to talk about Trump's 'weird and uncomfortable' way of speaking about his daughter versus Kamala's 'hypocritical, unethical and harmful to women' way of achieving her position.