[user104658]

Originally Posted by Redway

ROFL.

Just like when it comes to asking run-of-the-mill white people to know their place when it comes to things they can never fully understand (aka black racism), that’s racist is it? What position are women in to be sexist?

Is there really a power injustice and oppression of straight white men in society for you to accuse a female of being sexist or do you just get high off throwing around silly reverse labels?

I have literally no interest in engaging with this, sorry.

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I have literally no interest in engaging with this, sorry.

You still found the energy to reply though. Anything that facilitates your sense of white male entitlement.

All of what you’re saying’s like saying black people shouldn’t lead topics about black racism in the same way that white people shouldn’t. You can live in a bubble or drop the affected political correctness and admit that you can’t fully understand what you haven’t experienced on a personal level.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Redway

You still found the energy to reply though. Anything that facilitates your sense of white male privilege.

All of what you’re saying’s like saying black people shouldn’t lead topics about black racism in the same way that white people shouldn’t. You can live in a bubble or drop the affected political correctness and admit that you can’t fully understand what you haven’t experienced on a personal level.

A discussion doesn't need to be lead or dominated to be constructive one between sets of people with varying understanding of the topic. If the only people permitt d to discuss a topic are those who already understand it then there is no need for discussion in the first place.

In your case, however, the issue is more simple;

Any point that you may have is so deeply buried under (not even very passive) aggression, righteous anger, sarcasm and general irrationality that it simply isn't worth engaging with. I'm afraid you might start posting crying-laughing emojis at me. "rofl".