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History of Feminism
In reply to the discussion: I like the term Mansplain woo Woo [View all]JustAnotherGen
(33,894 posts)4. I agree with what you are saying
But we have to make sure we don't get mired in stuff that take our eyes off the prize. We have to stop these Dominionists now - and the House is the way to do that.
Mansplain - it pales in comparison to a woman's right to manage endometriosis.
That woman in physical pain - I'm sure she could care less about some guy at the other end of the Internet having hurt feelings over a common phenomena.
Control the convo so we are talking about issues that have economic and health impact.
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I think I "get" the idea of controlling the message, but I think it could backfire.
NYC_SKP
Jul 2014
#1
from my experience those who are offended by this have a history of being anti women
JI7
Jul 2014
#12
This, exactly. It's the same as those who howl in outrage about the term 'white privilege' nt
redqueen
Jul 2014
#41
Oh, and here I thought you meant that was a good term for some jerks: "Power Tools"
NYC_SKP
Jul 2014
#37
a more apt and fitting analogy is bill o'reilly, bundy, or the duck dynasty dude
noiretextatique
Jul 2014
#51
you know what, I understand that coming from you and I never use it either -
Tuesday Afternoon
Jul 2014
#50
I also like the term mansplain. It captures perfectly the patronizing tone a man might
Louisiana1976
Jul 2014
#52