Questions: Society & Politics

“All men are trash.”
“Men need to stop killing women.”
“Men need to stop raping women.”

And if you think generalising men like this is wrong, you’re told: only the men who do these things should be offended.

Okay, then:

“Black people need to stop committing crimes.”
“Muslims need to stop being terrorists.”
“Women need to stop being gold diggers.”

Not all Black people.
Not all Muslims.
Not all women.

All valid arguments, apparently—but not when it comes to men. Why are you allowed to say “men need to stop” etc., but can’t say that about anyone or anything else, and then claim that only people who do those things should be offended?

Do you feel celebrities should or shouldn't make their political stances public with their fans? Are they not allowed to have a say in the political environment unless they support "your team"? Tell me what you think in the comments.

I came across this photo of a woman kneeling to eat a hotdog and noticed there's cans of pop on the BBQ.

At first I thought it was fake, but had AI made that mistake the creator would have spotted it. I concluded regardless of fake or real, it must be normal heat cams of pop on BBQs.

So is this an American or Canadian thing?

On reddit people say its OK for a 30 year old woman to sleep with a 19 year old but not a man because men are stronger and girls get pregnant.

I think none of these things have anything to do with age gaps, it makes no sense to me, and they are just biased against older men, but what do you think?