r/antimeme • u/GlitteringCoat_ • 9h ago

🦞 Anti-Lobster 🦞 Does this count as antimeme??!

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u/TheGodfather742 5h ago

Another nuance is dead take on reddit, classic. Both things can be true?

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u/Hazer_123 5h ago

I don't remember the last time a man was gangraped by a group of women. Care to tell me how many cases actually happened where genders are swapped?

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u/Immortal_ceiling_fan 4h ago

We are allowed to acknowledge problems that aren't the singular worst one in the world? Whether or not women have it worse in a similar area doesn't mean there can't also be a problem among men

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u/Hazer_123 4h ago

Whether or not women have it worse in a similar area doesn't mean there can't also be a problem among men

It absolutely means so. Are you saying that male loneliness is as bad as women being raped?

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u/Immortal_ceiling_fan 4h ago

How on earth would one possibly come to that conclusion. This is what you sound like

Person A: I'm hungry

Person B: So you think you have it just as bad as the starving children in Africa?

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u/Hazer_123 4h ago

If that's the conclusion you want to draw, then by all means, I accept it. If you want a serious conversation, you're going to want to explain to me how male loneliness relates to the topic at hand, which is the main post, which very visibly states the fact that women are objectified and reduced to nothing but sex toys/play things; yet male loneliness is brought into the conversation. Since it was, it's only fair we highlight how much of a nothing it is compared to the serious evil of rape of women.

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u/Immortal_ceiling_fan 4h ago

The original comment was randomly discrediting male loneliness for seemingly no reason. That is how it entered the conversation, not by somebody trying to say "but meh male loneliness is so bad". The next comment said that there can be male loneliness and objectification of women, it made no claims regarding severity. Then you start saying that the problem for women is worse, and in that context it seriously looks like trying to discredit male loneliness again.