You can sort by controversial or just open the replies under some other comments. There’s plenty of sexism against women here.
A lot of the nastier comments on lemmy aren’t super in your face, they’re subtle jokes about women being bad drivers or that it’s not fair to say men are violent against women.
Plus, If women can no longer trust men, and men tend to be pretty upset about it, them just not being together would solve this problem pretty fast
You’re completely overlooking the beauty and love in this world in favor of your misanthropic views and I don’t and can’t agree with you.
Provoke a discussion.
Ew, I’m not at your beck and call to entertain you and your delusional ideas. It’s laughable to push selective gender in utero as more humane than allowing women riders to seek out women drivers. I’m laughing at you.
Shoo.
Men are not born inherently more violent than women. That’s a sexist assumption from the get and invalidates your entire reply to be honest.
Acknowledging the real outcome of the patriarchy that men are encouraged and allowed to use violence to further their own wants is not the same as agreeing that men should be killed or boys shouldn’t be born.
What you don’t like is the emotions you feel when I suggest an idea that seems alien to you and have to mentally compare it to a worse idea that sates bitter catharsis or validates your desire to insulate and segregate for the aim of emotional comfort.
It’s not an idea that’s alien to me, I did ask what in the 4B you were talking about for a reason. I just recognize a violent and sexist idea when I see one and yours is extreme enough that it makes me think you’re doing it to further provoke gender wars on this site.
Men can be great - I love the men in my life. You’re just trying to fuel the gender wars to rile up discord here.
Men are upset that women feel the need to protect themselves against men.
Population control and eugenics tend to be bad ideas.
I’m still convinced you’re here to make feminists and women who support safety measures for other women look sexist with your “provocative” views on men.
I think you’re trolling and trying to make women who support this look sexist.
Almost like supporting safety measures for women doesn’t mean I’m sexist against men lol
What in the 4B are your comments here?
And opposing a safety feature so that women can travel easier and with less risk is not sexist? Women don’t deserve to be more safe because men are upset that most violence against women is perpetuated by men?
It just looks like you’re throwing a fit for the truth being told and women trying to mitigate that danger.
1 in 3 women worldwide have experienced physical and/or sexual violence at the hands of men. Be part of the solution if that fact bothers you.
I haven’t been here for very long, but it’s clear where all the incels went.
God forbid we recognize that men perpetuate most violence committed against women. We might hurt men’s feelings /s
How else do you think women would be identifying creeps in your scenario?
The 1 in 6 stat from RAINN are for attempted rape and rape, not sexual harassment or assault. Those numbers are even higher. That’s why there’s a difference between what you remember.
Edit:: Hahahah this should teach me to read the article before knee-jerk commenting. Don’t piss in schools or on children’s belongings, folks! That’s how ya get caught lol
1 in 6 women in the US have experienced either an attempt or complete rape.
https://rainn.org/get-informed/facts-statistics-the-scope-of-the-problem/
That’s not even touching on sexual harassment or assault.
You’d prefer that women are assaulted or harassed first?
Women riders are already forced to accept a ride from any male or female driver.
How do women riders label male drivers as creeps? After they sexually assault or harass them? That’s what my question to you was - how does putting the onus on individual women riders to report creeps after they’ve done something creepy help those riders?
I agree that there should be a way to report drivers. But you realize that already exists, right? So maybe we could just support more options for women to feel safer?