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Bettie

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3. I don't know what "we"

Reply to Coventina (Original post)

Tue Apr 1, 2025, 05:53 PM

Apr 1

meaning Democrats/Women can do about this.

Short of catering to them and ignoring everyone else...that's why they love Republicans so much, their egos get stroked because the R's pretend they (toxic men, not all men) are the only people who matter.

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We Underestimate the Manosphere at Our Peril [View all] Coventina Apr 1 OP

some things never change Skittles Apr 1 #1

Remove Section 230 & make Google/YouTube & TikTok accountable... Tim S Apr 1 #2

Social media companies are accountable also, yes. But so are men, collectively. Coventina Apr 1 #4

I don't know what "we" Bettie Apr 1 #3

Women do not belong to men JI7 Apr 1 #5

When the president of the US is a complete whiner cachukis Apr 1 #6

The thing is, men are not second class citizens. No woman wants that, either. mucholderthandirt Apr 2 #8

Agreed, but the reverse discrimination mantle cachukis Apr 2 #11

Vance's entire campaign was full of MRA dogwhistles. valleyrogue Apr 1 #7

Zuckerberg himself got manosphered - it's almost as if the whole of social media was created for this Prairie Gates Apr 2 #9

The "manosphere" preying on little kids is even worse !!? uponit7771 Apr 2 #10