Anonymous #1 26w

😦

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Anonymous #13 26w

Eugh you disgust me

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Anonymous #13 26w

Idk, man. It kind of seems like you low key are looking for reasons to not help. It can be easy to find reasons not to help if you don’t want to. Be well, man.

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Anonymous #7 26w

there is some overlap though someone who used to go to my high school and say shit like “men are oppressed and can’t cry and shit” raped his gf and got away with it. and there are many such cases u think u know them but they live among us. no one is ‘born evil’ as that would be biologically essentialist to say; and would also absolve them of accountability; it’s the way men are socialized and engineered that leads swaths of them to believe that they can use rape as ‘discipline’/power

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Anonymous #13 26w

You wouldn’t have helped anyways be for real.

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Anonymous #13 26w

When I was sexually assaulted in a lifeguard/ CPR class, not one man stepped in for me. Just stood there slack-jawed, looking at me like I’m the crazy one. Y’all are cowards, through and through.

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^^

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In a world where karma exists, you’ll be attacked in the street and no one will help you. A crowd will form and no one will reach to you. You’ll be torn apart and people will laugh. Why? Because no one owes you anything.

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Cry about it loser + I’ll always help my common man + you get none + I can smell you from here + you’re not quick enough bc I saw your comment before you deleted it + lol

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Anonymous #15 26w

Idk constantly being misandrist isn’t the best tactic to obtaining men’s help

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Anonymous #11 26w

Congrats. nobody cares about your personal anecdote

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Anonymous #17 26w

Keep the act up and u can ensure I won’t

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Anonymous #13 26w

I do. I care. You’re just a sad, lonely, angry man. That’s all.

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Anonymous #10 26w

Hahahaha. Y’all think you’re so clever. I’m very happy with my life. If you think calling out this behavior means I’m sad or lonely you just have the maturity of a toddler

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Anonymous #13 26w

Call me a toddler. But I care. I care about every single person who has ever been r*ped. Even those who lash out on others after. Even those who hurt others after. R*pe is an indescribable pain, so I care. Even if you don’t.

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Anonymous #10 26w

Ooh ooh, pick me!! Pick me!

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Anonymous #10 26w

Misconstruing my point, again. Using an SA experience to justify prejudice against men is despicable. And atp the way yall act you don’t want a resolution, you just want more chaos

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Yep. It never changes. They prevent meaningful conversations from happening and then wonder why we don’t side with that kind of rhetoric

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Anonymous #13 26w

So you wouldn’t help a girl you see getting raped because someone on the internet made a comment that you found “insulting”? says a lot about ur character 😬

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Anonymous OP 26w

I really wonder if you guys lack comprehension skills or just intentionally misinterpret everything. Obviously I would act in that situation. I’m referring to the paradox of women wanting perpetual help from men while simultaneously villainizing their existence. It doesn’t make any sense

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Entitled? No, I simply know there’s no point to them now

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Anonymous #11 26w

Nobody reiterates incel talking points more than women

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??? So if you see someone get hit by a car, you not gonna help them because you don’t “owe” them anything?

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Anonymous #13 26w

Yeah😊There’s no point to men. They only know how to do two things: 1) hurt women. 2) stand by and dumbly watch other men hurt women. Why would I waste my time being a live-in therapist, personal chef, or sex slave to men when instead I can just be happy and unbothered? There’s no point to men and my sexual assault helped me realize that😁

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Men don’t owe us anything, but everyone owes it to each other not to ignore violence. Men are the protectors and the providers, they should act like it.

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Anonymous #11 26w

Yeah, obviously you have mental problems. I would feel bad for what happened to you but I really don’t. You expect the world to change for the better while you yourself promote hate and division

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Anonymous #20 26w

Women are the protectors and providers😁 see men don’t actually know how to do that, it’s not in their instincts otherwise they’d already be doing it

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Anonymous #20 26w

You frame this talking point as if men don’t already. Police? Firefighters? Military? Blue collar work? I mean cmon

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Anonymous #13 26w

“I would feel bad for what happened to you but I really don’t” I’m sorry but wtf is wrong with you actually

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Anonymous #16 26w

Honestly, they don’t deserve to be called men. They’re lower than dirt. Real men are good people.

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Anonymous #20 26w

Get a grip. You gotta be blind to ignore what she just said. You would feel no sympathy if a self admitted misogynist got hurt

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Anonymous #13 26w

I think you’re both wrong I’m sorry I think there are many great men in the world and we shouldn’t “hate all men” But I also recognise that sexual assault isn’t something to be dismissed and it’s sad that women need to carry pepper spray and hold their keys in between their knuckles. Not all men, but always a man.

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Anonymous #20 26w

Stfu. Genuinely. You’re saying that dumbass tiktok catch line to a man who’s been victimized by women.

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Anonymous #20 26w

I don’t need you to feel bad for me😁 my point is I don’t need you, period.

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Anonymous #11 26w

Nobody wants you either so u don’t gotta worry

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Anonymous #13 26w

Women don’t just hate men for no reason. Men have inconvenienced women for decades.

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Anonymous OP 26w

Women use things they didn’t experience to justify hate for men that didn’t do those things

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Anonymous #13 26w

So wait okay you yourself have been sexually assaulted so I’m confused why you’re acting dismissive of assault I’m genuinely confused and want to have a debate I’m not trying to argue

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Anonymous OP 26w

As I’ve already said, keep spewing this dumbass rhetoric and you’ll never have a solution. It’s deserved atp

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Anonymous #20 26w

Because never once have I used those experiences to justify hatred for women. Never once did I take what that specific woman did and apply it to women I didn’t even know.

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Anonymous #13 26w

Why tf are you saying assault is deserved i’m- 😃

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Anonymous #13 26w

My girlfriend wants me plenty 😜

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Anonymous #20 26w

Why do you think every comment is in response to you. Use your eyes. “Men have been *inconveniencing* women”. The word assault was never used

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Anonymous #11 26w

Obviously the guy doesn’t. Dude hit once and dipped😭✌️

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Hey so calling out inaction in the face of assault actually isn’t entitlement

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Anonymous #13 26w

More like I hit him lol. Slapped him away and screamed in his face.

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Anonymous #13 26w

He looked so dumb and pathetic

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Anonymous #11 26w

Piece of shit. I’m sure he signs up for Lifeguard courses because he likes feeling up minors under the water

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Anonymous #11 26w

Probably does it on a regular basis. He was like in his 60s

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Anonymous #13 26w

Inconvenience implies assault, murder, rape, etc. and you’re saying “it’s deserved” is wild

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Anonymous #11 26w

Pedophile I guess 🤷🏼‍♀️ and he’ll continue to get away with it because the whole class just watched, and when I asked the instructor for his name to report to the police, the instructor protected him

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Anonymous #20 26w

This might be the dumbest shit I’ve ever heard. Being INCONVENIENCED doesn’t fucking imply a crime 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

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Basic human decency ≠ entitlement. Preventing harm isn’t a favor

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You’re conflating whether someone is obligated to intervene and whether it’s reasonable to morally judge inaction in the face of harm. Acknowledging that intervention can involve risk does not make the expectation ‘entitlement.’ Many moral norms involve risk, calling 911, creating a distraction, speaking up, or seeking help, none of which require physical confrontation. People are not being condemned for failing to be heroes; they’re being criticized for total indifference.

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What do you think women owe you?

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Anonymous #7 26w

tho there is no such thing as a ‘real man’ or a ‘fake one’. i get what ur trying to say but there’s no monolithic man. every man who is a rapist, a misogynist is still a man; at large, us men can’t deflect from a pervasive problem embedded in our gender socialization by saying they don’t represent men, which just prevents us from address the problem and absolves them of accountability.

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