AgostoMesmer wrote:It just all seems so unnecessary. I assume that most of us understood zepfanman and, where uncertain afforded him the 'benefit of the doubt', sadly something you seem incapable of doing. Time and time again you react to the merest ambiguity or uncertainty with keyboard-warrior bullshit.
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Let's get to the truth of this keyboard-warrior problem.
I think Shogun is certainly worried about affirmative action, and *possibly* worried about misandry + the power of the female mind, so he 1) negates what makes their life experience different than a male's life experience and 2) in the same vein as 1, *possibly* intentionally forgets to acknowledge society's much different treatment of women than men. As a result, he has eliminated the problem of gender differences.
And now we are one step closer to a libertarian utopia. Hoo-rah.
Let's be clear: If we're going all Martin Luther King here, obviously it is favorable to judge a man or a woman by the content of their character, and not the shape of their genitals, but to ignore the potential differences seems lazy. Putting it another way: to say that there might be or are differences we should take into account isn't really a stupid thing at all, and is, imo, simply an obvious and reasonable way to try and understand things.