[ SECRET POST #2714 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2714 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Unpopular Fandom Opinions

[dreemyweird]

Not really. The "men should stop rape" movement as I saw it is mostly about men working to dismantle rape culture regardless of whether they themselves perpetuate it.

Which is a good thing to call for, mind, but I don't really see why it should be directed at men specifically or support hostility towards men. Just as you can't treat feminists as a monolith, you can't treat men as a monolith (even more so, actually, because "men" isn't an ideology).

I am aware that of the two cases, one calls for action far more urgently (you can't really compare rape to a bunch of people's spewing hateful toxic bullshit), but the logic is the same. If one treats radfems as a fringe group they are in no way responsible for, they don't get to turn around and say "all men should..."

Re: Unpopular Fandom Opinions

[diet_poison]

First of all I both agree and disagree with the first bit. I think some of these people are operating on the assumption that all women are already working on dismantling rape culture, so men should step it up; this is obviously incorrect as many if not most women also don't know/care about rape culture. As for the last bit, I'm confused as to why their hypocrisy/behavior suddenly makes me or other level-headed feminists more responsible for them than we otherwise would have been.

Re: Unpopular Fandom Opinions

[dreemyweird]

It doesn't?? I was talking specifically about the hypocritical part of the group. If I have any problems with feminism as a movement, they are probably purely ideology-related OR have to do with my dislike of group mentalities of any kind. By no means am I saying that all feminists are responsible for anything. Maybe that wasn't clear enough, in which case my apologies.

Re: Unpopular Fandom Opinions

[diet_poison]

ah, no worries :)