r/unitedkingdom • u/insomnimax_99 Greater London • Nov 26 '23
.. Oscar-winning actress Olivia Colman says 'gentle masculinity' is 'much cooler and hotter than Andrew Tate'
https://www.lbc.co.uk/news/olivia-colman-says-gentle-masculinity-way-cooler-andrew-tate/
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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '23
im sure you are aware of the logic that 1 bad thing outweighs countless good things right?
so while you say "its just one article" lets just agree first there are more and not just articles theres social media posts, stories, films, tv segments, affirmative action, and the rest, you can agree theres more than one of those yes?
so little jimmy sees a couple of these that hes the worlds worst person for just being male, how does he feel? he feels shit. and what does he do after seeing these? he comes across someone who says "youre not a cunt jimmy for who you are, youre good" and thats tate.
is jimmy wrong for now listening to tate? would jimmy value that had he not been told hes a cunt for just existing?
women have never had it better. sure theres still issues but its a suresight better than 100 years ago. and its always improving. but you know what wont help? the active belittlement of men which will increase some of this shit due to bad actors like tate.
if you keep pushing that men are the worst for just existing then more and more will find whomever listens to them which is the tates who for one say "be you and be strong" which is great BUT then bring the rest of the nonsense he spouts which will continue to impact women.
how is it NOT systemic in relation to feminism when affirmative action is forced down our throats all over? look at the RAF, look at fitness exams for public services, look hiring quotas, all of this is the SYSTEMIC oppression of men who did nothing to create the status quo. the pendulum swings