I like getting catcalled. People who catcall me typically brighten my day.
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This but fuck destiny
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"I live in a neighborhood with a plurality of nationality/ethnicity/race X X catcall, it must be national/ethnic/racial."
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They say we will miss it when it’s gone. Those cat calls.
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"black men are more misogynistic then white men [citation needed], but I like misogyny, so I'm not being racist. I'm white, but I'm not racist."
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It's a personal experience. Deal with it.
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Ah nah. I meant the IDEA that it’s mostly black men is racist. It sounds like an assumption people make from a small sample size and then project on the whole race. Which I think shows racial bias. I would need an accurate study to fuck with your statement.
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ALSO! I think when I say racist you see that more harshly than I do. I don’t mean white-hood-wearing, or extremely hateful towards another race. I mean having a mentality that paints black people in an unfair light. I think prejudice is racist for ex.
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I really don’t understand why this has been questioned. Willful ignorance? Willful misinterpretation by a group of virtue signaling paper tigers? Who knows. Who cares. From my perspective, your intent was perfectly clear from the beginning.
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It's non-sense. It's their own underdeveloped critical thinking - they're generalizing, afraid and interpreting it, equating it to mean that "all black men" catcall. They also fail to grasp - probably because it's contra-narrative - this behaviour was portrayed as positive.
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