Hello, why is misandry a bad thing?

hello, why is misandry a bad thing?

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>if my prejudices are the inverse of prejudices that cause significant social problems, that means they must be *good* prejudices
Prejudice is always bad, period.

it's not uwu.
oppression is ethically wrong, hatred of one's oppresors is ethically just.

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>prejudice
>preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience
men are the number one cause of societal collapse, and we've seen this play out in history, from the romans to today with all of the transgender grooming nonsense. this is a fact, not an opinion, and is based on reason and historical experience. misandry is not a bad thing and you have failed utterly to explain why it's not a good thing.

Men are the number one cause of anything period by virtue of being the majority of powerful people anywhere you dense fuck. Men are both the number one cause of societal collapse and the number one cause of societal success. And even so, to say that men as a whole are responsible for all of these things is ridiculous anyways, since for every man who does something noteworthy there are hundreds of others who have a negligible effect on the world.

have you explained why misandry is bad yet?

>if I ignore the argument, there is no argument

you're literally agreeing with me

dunno.
why is misogyny bad?

because women hold very little societal power and lack the specific kinds of privileges affording to men

if you hate someone for being part of a group and they try to leave the group and you try to stop them you are fucking retarded

it isn't

it's not "bad" like morally wrong, it's more "bad" like if you were an atheist and liked Creed "for the music." you just have shit taste and everybody knows it

disagree

If I was a gazelle and a lion came over to me announcing that it was also a gazelle and I had to trust and respect it as I would my fellow gazelles, all I would see is a lion.

It isn’t men are awful wretched creatures

lmfao okay incel

>women hold very little societal power
lmfao
are you familiar with the term "human resources"? women are basically the gestapo of wokeness

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which is why we should start on the lions before lion puberty, yes

>HR is the gestopo of wokeness
Bro I had a boss that grabbed everyone’s ass for 8 months and HR only took our complaints seriously when my boss’s boss needed people to fire and blame low performance on.

bro men and women are not different species with a predator-prey relationship, like the fact that you would even CONSIDER typing out this analogy shows how irrevocably your ideology has FUCKED your ability to perceive actual reality

"female privilege" is, among other shit, the thing where you look like something that ought to be loved and protected, rather than something it'd be cool to hit with a truck

i cannot imagine trying to deny the fact of female privilege in the year of our lord 2014+6+2

human resources just tell you not to be rude to coworkers and reports you to your boss if youre lazy, it isnt the gestapo

Men are the main cause of rape, physical harm, and abuse to women, by far. They are also the main cause of this to each other.
Women being cautious of men, including transwomen, is because falsely assuming that they're harmless and sweet is dangerous.
Why do you think that men look like 'something it'd be cool to hit with a truck?'
You sound like a mentally unwell person who should not be listened to.

good on that company. it isnt and it shouldnt be their job to administer vigilante justice.
modern hr basically busy themselves with enforcing the freshest inclusivity memes.

HR don't do shit, idk which one of your influencers told you they were gestapo

lmao you've got the scum manifesto open literally one tab to the left and you're saying this is "mentally ill"

shut up

>including trans women
was the "lion calling itself a gazelle" not supposed to be the tranny in that scenario?

Bro have you ever had a job