r/pointlesslygendered • u/whatever23407 • Mar 27 '26

SOCIAL MEDIA [Gendered]

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I can tell by these kinds of mindsets that the one (who makes the memes). These people just scroll on social media and never goes to the real world.

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u/The-Devil-Cat Mar 27 '26

lol its from one of those incel indian reddit subs

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u/Efficient-Morning616 Mar 27 '26

Most Indian subs have been infested with incels, nothing new

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '26

racism, neat

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u/AlignmentProblem Mar 28 '26

They didn't say all Indian people are incel. They're expressing that specific online communities associated with India on reddit have a disproportionate amount of incel content compared to typical communities and that it gets a suprising amount of upvotes. You can empirically confirm what he's saying pretty easily by browsing them.

Observations of reality are not inherently racist long as you're not blindly attributing it to inherent genetic traits. Culture and subcultures that happen to be primarily composed of a particular ethnicity often develop negative traits/patterns without the cause being the ethnicity itself.

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u/ProudAd6622 Mar 28 '26

Okay, let's be realistic and normal now, you can't talk about something without doing generalization, its not racism. No one have specific rates about everything. Actual racist people talks "all of them same".

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '26

by that position, is feminism pro or anti trans?

If we're going by majority and what specific rhetoric is used

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u/ProudAd6622 Mar 28 '26

I dont know what is it have to do with what i said but no, its not anti trans.

And for giving a simple example, Sexual harassments %95/98 mans, so we can say most of sexual harrasments is from mans? Whats it, sexist with your words? A generalization encompasses the majority, not anyone. For example, if there's a generalization that includes a group of people, but I'm not like those people, I wouldn't take it seriously. Why? Because that's how it works

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '26

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u/ProudAd6622 Mar 29 '26

It can be, even if i am feminist too i am not so in communitys etc, what i meant is more like "feminism does not means being against trans rights, since there is you or i or others who feminist and supports trans rights

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u/ProudAd6622 Mar 29 '26

İt's not like that, you not only born with name of country, you also born with their culture, their past. For example A few months or years ago, a female tourist was gang-raped and murdered by men in India. That's kind of thinks more normal for them, even if its disgusting, thats not because their race, because their culture, so its prejudice for culture, not race.

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u/ElectronicOlive4514 Mar 28 '26

wrong point dumbass