Why is it fine to generalize men, but not anyone else?

[Anonymous]

Like, you can say “men need to stop catcalling” or “men need to stop being violent” and apparently that’s okay — and if a guy gets offended, people say “well only the ones doing it should be mad.” But try saying “women need to stop making false harassment claims” and you’ll get torn apart, even if you clearly mean just the ones who actually do it. Same with other groups — “white people need to stop being racist”? Fine. But “black people need to stop committing crimes”? Nope, suddenly you’re the bad guy. It’s like there’s one rule for talking about men and a whole other rule for everyone else.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Girl, you’re smart enough to know the difference between a call to stop normalizing an inherently predatory social practice that makes women feel unsafe versus an obviously illegal act. That’s not a fair or even legitimate comparison to make.

[Anonymous]

Why is it the fake pink accounts on here are so obvious?

[Anonymous]

Because men bad. This is the agenda like it or not. There is no really deeper meaning behind it.

[beefcakebradybatson]

Especially us black men as athletes or criminals. Welcome to the club, Blaine!!!

[Zylos]

It's because talking is the domain of women.

[In_Trance]

It's not