We're LIVE talking about so-called "incels" and how the misogynistic ideology is connected to this week's Toronto attack.https://wbur.fm/2I2aI4O
It’s difficult for me to have a serious conversation about abuse, because I don’t think it’s happening. I certainly can do, and suggest that the incel attitude is not a healthy way to respond to ‘abuse’. 1/2
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2/2 But I also think the reality of the situation is that’s not what is actually happening and it’s hard for me to think that these aren’t men who have had to struggle and don’t like that. Nobody likes doing that.
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3/3! I also don’t think anyone should struggle and I don’t take any joy in that. And, while this might be more difficult to solve with economic policy adjustment, which I think could help a lot of people, struggle is a sign of a society with changes to be made.
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Like I said this is complicated, however, I disagree that men are to blame. We are talking about youth here, and they have grown in an era of politeness and equality to women, so that is why you can't say that they are the problem. The are the Product of new Thinking.
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