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In reply to the discussion: I like the term Mansplain woo Woo [View all]mercuryblues
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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