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by jhfhhhf
2802 days ago
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Here is the thing: my personal boundary is my perceptions. I won't believe something you tell me, which I perceive otherwise. That would be the ultimate goal of the power game feminism is playing. Political correctness is another tool for that, censoring my thoughts. If you want to convince me, show me things I can perceive and factor into my estimate of the situation. Don't ask me to simply believe stuff. That would be mind control and power games, and I am not playing. |
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What? You're just saying in a roundabout way that the truth is whatever you think it is. That doesn't make any sense.
What would it take for you to accept the conclusion of the posted study at face value?
Usually when I encounter someone claiming a great feminist agenda, their minds were made up beforehand and they never even tried to entertain the possibility that they might be wrong. Maybe you're the exception, but that would be counter to my perceptions.