Whether or not a man interrupts a woman in conversation is not the bigger point and can distract us from the systemic problem. Misogyny is not just about a comment; it stems from an insidious mental framework that diminishes women. And it’s perpetrated by women as often as by men

Oct 8, 2020 · 1:18 PM UTC

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Megyn Kelly
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8 Oct 2020
Take it like a woman. Don’t make faces.
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You are too smart for 75% of the country, you should dumb things down to get better results.
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Sexist
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women are divine! Bringers of new life, i always respect them
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I've caught myself Mansplaining before. The only part that was sexist was that I did it in part to protect the woman, subconsciously. There are only a few men that actually interrupt on the regular to "be the man". The majority of what you see is simply biology. Men <> Women.
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I generally agree. The problem is she's already dug herself a bit of a hole where the tactics used and differences of opinion can be easily dismissed because, "it was a debate." She can't articulate an issue with his conduct without at least seeming like a hypocrite.
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GIF
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Fair words. Thank you.
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Yes ... absolutely ... if you're talking about Kamala Harris and Mike Pence ... Pence was awful ... In the debate between Joe Biden and Sara Palin ... I remember how kind and respectful Joe Biden was!
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Lord have mercy! Perhaps he is trying to win an argument or state a disagreement to a particular point. This is sometimes referred to as an engaging conversation of opposing views but hey, let’s call it insidious and diminishing because the election and all. RIDICULOUS!
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