Do you seriously believe Nazis were just trying to improve society? (Hint. You'll struggle less if you look at what people actually say)
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Here's the problem, sexual harassment is a very grey area. How much trivializing of sexual harassment do u think actually occurs?
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A lot! It's become a regular part of feminism. An unwanted compliment, invitation, rude joke all get called sexual harassment.
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@lizlozC the word here is harassment, not assault
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OK, well still be charitable about that. It becomes harassment if you say sexual comments directed at you are unwanted and it doesn't stop.
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This is why language is so important. Being flippant when making accusations is destructive. I do think feminism needs more precision.
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Thr wd be nothing wrong w/ critiquing the trivializing it if victim blaming¬ believing womn weren't such a large + destructive phenomenon
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Explain how normalising calling things sexual harassment that aren't sexual harassment will make genuine victims more likely to be believed.
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I appreciate your argument but in a culture where women are systematically assaulted/harassed, I don't think it holds.
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Even if we did have that culture (we don't) how does its existence mean that making lots of false claims of it will help women's credibility
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My argument is that i don't think there are lots of false claims. we live in different societies, with different views of women
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