I didn’t see it as a dig, quite the opposite. Faye Dunaway is a fucking legend but she doesn’t have the economic power to match, and the only explanation for that is sexism.

fuck “class”. she’s trying to make real change in the industry. expecting women to be “classy” while they work hard at things is just another way of policing them.

And adding onto that, men are taught to always, always, always push and ignore your boundaries! Also, not only are we not taught how to set boundaries, we’re actually actively socialized to be accommodating and polite, which directly contradicts the ability to do so.

No. This is a dangerous statement.

http://theweek.com/articles/737056/myth-male-bumbler

That laziness is insidious and strategic - men are always suddenly bumbling when they want to retain a certain amount of power. “Oh, I didn’t know [groping her wasn’t cool]/[how to load the dishes right]”

“Because they will use it for stupid shit they don’t need...”

I hope your employer does not agree with you.

When it comes to my taxes I wish I could control how my money is spent. But if I’m giving someone $5 or $10 bucks on the street and they are dying for a cigarette or drink or hit, so be it. The money was a gift.

Yeah, they should just enjoy the shakes. No one dies from alcohol withdraw. Of course, you know better.

Booze OR alcohol.

Jesus Christ. Some of these comments are such a goddamned shitshow. First, just because Republicans have rallied around men who have done worse than Franken doesn’t mean that Democrats owe Franken a fucking pass. The manner in which so many Democrats are dismissing the experiences of the women who Franken violated is…

And here we have another person condoning sexual assault as long as they’re democrats.

As one of the pussies, I’m just fine with a party that’s welcoming to us for a change. Both parties have been throwing women to the wolves for decades. What do you think happens to staffers who resign and interns whose biggest learning experience is that the statehouse isn’t a safe place for them?

Nah, not really. It’s an amen that some filthy, multi-time losers use as a battle cry.

Unconscious bias isn’t a thing

No. Asking men to protect specifically women is patriarchal. Asking humans to protect humans isn’t. See how that works?

I’m glad you asked.