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Topic	Don't you love how "he got #MeToo'ed" is now an expression?
Annihilated 07/28/19 4:52:03 PM #15:	scar the 1 posted... Gobstoppers12 posted... "He got #MeToo'd" is usually used in reference to fraudulent or ambiguous allegations that ruin a person's life/career based on nothing but a woman's word. It doesn't imply guilt automatically, so it's not a direct alternative to "she got raped" as the TC seems to think it is. Which, nevertheless, is indicative in its own right. #metoo was never about naming perpetrators in the first place, it was about women speaking up to shed light on how common sexual harassment (and worse) is. The accusing of famous men might have been inspired by the #metoo movement, but it was not the movement's purpose. So using a movement that was about giving women a voice to describe perceived Injustice towards men is indicative of something awry, yeah No, #metoo was always about equating forcible rape with "an old guy called me sweetie one time" using vague unprovable generalizations. It's just another cultish feminist tactic to inflate the numbers to what they desire, similar to the "1 in 3 college women are raped" statistic that's also complete bullshit. <cite>Annihilated posted [p:925303019] in Don't ... [t:77896689]...</cite> <quote>scar the 1 posted...</cite> <quote>Gobstoppers12 posted...</cite> <quote>"He got #MeToo'd" is usually used in reference to fraudulent or ambiguous allegations that ruin a person's life/career based on nothing but a woman's word. It doesn't imply guilt automatically, so it's not a direct alternative to "she got raped" as the TC seems to think it is.</quote> Which, nevertheless, is indicative in its own right. #metoo was never about naming perpetrators in the first place, it was about women speaking up to shed light on how common sexual harassment (and worse) is. The accusing of famous men might have been inspired by the #metoo movement, but it was not the movement's purpose. So using a movement that was about giving women a voice to describe perceived Injustice towards men is indicative of something awry, yeah</quote> No, #metoo was always about equating forcible rape with "an old guy called me sweetie one time" using vague unprovable generalizations. It's just another cultish feminist tactic to inflate the numbers to what they desire, similar to the "1 in 3 college women are raped" statistic that's also complete bullshit.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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