Ok, I do get it that men are supposed to protect women, but that's what equal rights is all about after all. If they don't protect men as well, then why is it a must the other way around? It would be more fair that everyone should protect everyone weaker than themselves. So, as long as the man isn't more powerful, he should not be judged more harshly for hitting a woman than for hitting a man.
yh exactly why should women be protected but treat the men like they do?
How about everyone remembers that no one has the right to initiate the use of force against anyone else, and no one will be getting hit by anybody?
Just so that no one gets it wrong, I do not promote violence in any way and towards no one, I just want to counter some stereotypes that I believe humans currently accept that affect gender equality in my opinion
How about everyone remembers that no one has the right to initiate the use of force against anyone else, and no one will be getting hit by anybody?
yh good point
men should NOT hit women, women should NOT hit men
It would be good if we could, but there will always be bad people. But even bad people deserve fair judgement from the world, which is why I wanted to bring up this subject
No offense, but this week's deep post didn't really get much attention. Until this forum takes off, it'll be hard to keep this forum going without other things to talk about
No offense, but this week's deep post didn't really get much attention. Until this forum takes off, it'll be hard to keep this forum going without other things to talk about
k fair enough
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aint no way someone downvoted this lmao
the hate is getting stupid now fr
true bro. so true.
true bro. so true.
i feel like it sometimes here
but why should everyone focus on ur negatives?
Bro, some people see the world like that, but I don't. Who cares if you make a mistake? Every single one of us is human. To be perfect would mean you're not human. Our flaws are what make us beautiful and unique. Each of us has our own strengths and weaknesses, and when they come together to form the tapestry of a community, or even the human race as a whole, that's what makes us truly extraordinary.
Bro, some people see the world like that, but I don't. Who cares if you make a mistake? Every single one of us is human. To be perfect would mean you're not human. Our flaws are what make us beautiful and unique. Each of us has our own strengths and weaknesses, and when they come together to form the tapestry of a community, or even the human race as a whole, that's what makes us truly extraordinary.
great comment bro
Ok, I do get it that men are supposed to protect women, but that's what equal rights is all about after all. If they don't protect men as well, then why is it a must the other way around? It would be more fair that everyone should protect everyone weaker than themselves. So, as long as the man isn't more powerful, he should not be judged more harshly for hitting a woman than for hitting a man.