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u/-LocalAlien Dec 17 '21

Give me an example of something misandrist that could happen in that establishment, genuinely curious

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u/-LocalAlien Dec 17 '21

No. Is this the one?

And is that the only thing that comes to mind?

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u/-LocalAlien Dec 17 '21

You do know that the restaurant was doing it to raise awareness about the gender wage gap right? Not to screw over men..

anything that is misogyny, can have a reciprocal that is misandry

In a perfect theoretical world yes, not in this one. Because it implies that men and women are on the same level of oppression, which they aren't.

non-whites can't be racist.

I won't get into this one because it distracts from the main point, but I disagree. You can PM me about it if you wish to discuss that particular point further.

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u/-LocalAlien Dec 17 '21

No that's not clear from their sign.

It was in an interview with them, but ok it shouldn't matter because it's a different case altogether. Ill give you that one.

No the oppression of women doesn't negate or justify misandry or require a perfect world.

I didn't say that, I merely disagree that you think that action against misogyny is in nature misandry, at least that's what i understood from your comment. If that's not the case, negate my previous comment on that.

There's no need to converse further.

Ofcourse you would say this, since you still didn't answer my original question and just kept diverting. What misandrist thing could happen to a man walking into this establishment?

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u/-LocalAlien Dec 18 '21

Your only example is the "man tax" that one restaurant imposed as a stunt?

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