As a human rights lawyer representing survivors of domestic and sexual violence for 15+ years, I've learned a hard truth.

@billjryan @QasimRashid

Enough Men That Any Woman Has To Assume Any Given Man So It Might As Well Be All Men

@YKantRachelRead
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@VerenaRupp @QasimRashid lol no it’s a Korean thing where women have decided not to date, marry, have sex with, or have babies with men. The Korean words for those things start with B, so the 4 Bs.

It’s a women’s strike and the men think it’s to teach them how to act right and that it “won’t work” but in reality they’re not trying to change men, they’re just done with them.

A black woman in NY started a West 4B movement but that seems to be more of an anti trans thing. They have this whole “not our crimes” thing where they claim trans women commit crimes that the government counts as “women’s crimes” and they get really upset trans women aren’t put in men’s prisons in California so I think West 4B isn’t 4B at all, it’s just using the movement to be cruel and gross.

But the Korean women are legit.

@johnrohde Yes, please.

@Timeless con....grats on posting a screenshotted slop summary that has nothing to do with the parent post. I'm owned. owie ouchie.

@johnrohde @QasimRashid

1. “you do not get a cookie for not being a rapist“
2. in real life this single response would get you kicked out of all friend groups I know, and explicitly labelled as a dangerous toxic dick.

Oh, and blocked right here right now, of course.

@YKantRachelRead This response is

Thanks!!!

@johan_andersson @QasimRashid oh no, whatever shall we do without men like you around, surely women everywhere shall mourn the loss of someone who sees the literal epidemic of unreported sexual assaults among women and goes "oh but maybe it's us who shouldn't feel safe around you"

@YKantRachelRead

These dudes are literally crawling out from everywhere to make damn sure we all know they are the problem.

I’m thankful for small blessings, I guess.

@johnrohde @QasimRashid there are multiple calls to action in the article. Step one get your head out of your ass and stop weighing in on the side of, "but I'm one of the good ones". Step two actually engage with the information you are presented with instead of making excuses.

@johnrohde @QasimRashid "The men who rush to announce their personal non-violence the moment this conversation begins are doing exactly what this culture trained them to do—center themselves rather than confront the problem."

@johnrohde

"not all men"

@QasimRashid

@YKantRachelRead

thank you.

@johnrohde @QasimRashid

@Ciclop

yes!!
@johnrohde @QasimRashid

@Oafsalot

Diverting the topic from women, from the article. Nope . Not cool. @QasimRashid

@Oafsalot
@QasimRashid

>>Men aren't safe around men either. You know that, right?<<

So...you agree that men are the dangerous ones to be around?

>>Also, men are more likely to die preventable violent deaths, be seriously injured by random violence, and die from preventable diseases.<<

And why is that? Why are men the ones most likely to be in preventble violent situations? Why are men more likely to die by random violence? Why are men more likely to die from preventable diseases?

(These are also rhetorical questions, becaude the answer is Male Supremacy/Toxic Masculinity)

Anyways, maybe let women talk about the violence we experience at the hands of men (who, remember, you actively stated are dangerous to be around) without feeling the need to refocus the conversation on men being victims.

@YKantRachelRead

well said.

@Oafsalot @QasimRashid

@billjryan

Every man saying "you only met the wrong man'" is really saying, "It's your fault your relationship was bad. I am alpha and the best thing to happen to women" Very toxic .

@YKantRachelRead @QasimRashid

@Timeless oh my, thanks for the laugh.

@QasimRashid

@hoare_spitall @QasimRashid confront men when they do wrong!