• hakase@lemmy.zip
    12·
    23 days ago

    Yes, what do you think all of the comments and downvotes you always get on your misandrist comments are trying to say? There’s a stark difference in participation on your comments, in that the ones lifting women up are pretty universally upvoted and your comments tearing men down are usually controversial. We’ve been telling you for months, but you refuse to listen.

    • velma@sh.itjust.works
      21·
      23 days ago

      What do you think about your downvotes?

      You are not a representative of all of the Fediverse. There’s quite a few people who support my views here.

      • hakase@lemmy.zip
        12·
        23 days ago

        I think that my downvotes are coming from people like you, zealous and well-intentioned but misguided and not aware of their own misandry.

        I’m doing the best I can to push back against them as well - you just happen to be one of the most prolific commenters, so I see your comments most often. I promise that I’m responding to others too though.

            • velma@sh.itjust.works
              31·
              23 days ago

              You have highlighted this comment as an example of my misandry in previous conversations:

              Misandry isn’t the reverse of misogyny. There’s no anti-men power structures being kept in place by women, there isn’t women-dominated governments stripping men of their rights, there’s no systemic violence against men perpetuated by women in power.

              There are certainly individuals that hate men, but misandry simply doesn’t exist the same way misogyny does.

              I stand by it and still think it doesn’t make me a misandrist to correctly identify the differences between misandry and misogyny.

              And I don’t think the people downvoting you are misandrists either.