Interesting: when a man feels ganged up on he calls it a “Witch Hunt” because there’s no correlative experience in the lives of men. Even “bastard” and “son of a bitch” refer to a woman’s perceived guilt, not the man’s. Just something to recognize in order to dispel.

Apr 11, 2018 · 11:58 PM UTC

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It has been a man's world, men coined the terms and I think they have been doing a good job. Now let women take over and coin their own, something like 'child of erectile dysfunction', perhaps.
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Just like there is no corresponding equivalent for the word 'emasculation' for women because the system was never set up to uphold the dignity of the feminine.
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I have enjoyed tweets however when the phrase has been ‘owned’ in reference to sexual harassment rebuttals ( like Trumps.!) ie: “Yeah, the Witches are hunting!”
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Very good point. We should work on the language we use. My mind is set on finding alternatives that don't demoralize women.
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Can ever recall a story where witches hunted anyone.
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The insidious ways women are oppressed never seem to end.
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Many men, unfortunately, feel they are superior and for years subjected women to uncontianable acts of harassment, discrimination and suppression. I am an avid supporter of the woman's movement and look forward to their increased presence in our government.
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That’s...a tremendous point.
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Witches are both Male and Female!
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Preach!!!!! ⚡️💫🧡
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