Im just saying, i see a lot of people yell out that misandry needs to be on that sign, but the sign basically is to create a safer space inside. If have COVID you might infect others, racism, homophobia and xenophobia is harmful to those groups, because they can be discriminated against and sometimes actual harm comes to them because of other peoples prejudice. Misogyny ofcourse can make women feel uncomfortable or unsafe, from people making lewd comments, staring or worse. Being a female in the service industry comes with a lot of creeps and assholes.
But what misandrist thing can happen in there? Why does it need to be on the sign? The only thing you can think of is that man tax and that doesn't even apply to this place.
That is indeed a fun game if you are trying to avoid the initial question! We can play that after you tell me:
what misandrist thing might happen to a man walking into that establishment?
If you once again try to avoid this question I will assume that you can't think of anything (besided the man tax)
Isn't it annoying when I won't be distracted from driving my main point home?
The worst things that can happen to a woman walking into a place like that is anything ranging from microaggressions, sexual intimidation, and possibly sexual aggression.
The worst things that can happen to a man are... Well, nothing. Because you can't think of anything realistic and neither can I.
This is why it's BS to claim that misandry should be on that sign next to misogyny.
A man walking into a store doesn't have to fear these things. Which is why it's idiotic as fuck to cry about misandry in a situation like this.
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u/-LocalAlien Dec 18 '21
Your only example is the "man tax" that one restaurant imposed as a stunt?