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So the question is: Would you ever hit a girl?


Me; I would never hit a women in the goal to hurt her. If she hits me I stop her from hitting me. It Just doesn't seen right for me to hit a girl out of anger (exception of rather big health consequences)

No. I wouldn't hit any female. The only female I'd hit would be my girlfriend on the chance that she either cheats on me, and I catch her, or she is trying to kill me

How exactly did I say that?
Elaborate, using my original post.

In other words you wouldn't hit her unless she was attempting to murder you... or I misread your post... or you wouldn't hit a guy unless he was attempting to murder you either... etc.

I was just saying I wouldn't hit a female unless I had a extreme reason to do so. For example, is she's running at me with a knife (with the intention of killing me).

I don't see how that could come across as sexism. If a similar situation came to light, with a man instead of the women, I would do the exact same thing in retaliation. Except, possibly harder - Since a male is naturally larger than a female.

Try telling that to a feminist, it won't go down well. Either we hit them equally as hard and they have equality or we don't hit them so hard(or at all) and they don't. They can't have it both ways.

Hmm. So.. Do you agree with me, or.. them?
Because my statement is fact. And I couldn't really give a rat's ass what a feminists says.

I agree with neither.

I find the feminist's argument to be sexist against men and not actually pushing for equality, rather just for their own good altogether. I find your argument flawed as it's a blatant sexist double standard.

What I'm trying to say is neither argument is actually beneficial towards finally making men and women equal.

And in your perfect World men and women are equal I'm guessing?
Providing the above is correct, wouldn't it be more productive setting up some kind of organisation (even on the internet), that helps tackle sexism in the work place and general society, than being a sec. moderator on a forum, telling people they're sexist?

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