50 Times People Had Enough And Called Out Injustice On Social Media (New Pics)

As a cis white man, I can tell you cis white men are not safe or comfortable to be round. Recently most of my conversations with "others" has been me defending this view is something I share. They have not been comfortable conversations. Do yourself a favor, don't make friends with me, find some Trans guy/gal/pal.

*some Cis White men. Some of us couldn't give a monkey's what people wear or do or say or think...be happy and leave me out of it please.

CIS white male here. I only know it's dangerous for women. I don't know anything about where that danger comes from other than predatory men. If I were going to try and make the world safer for women, I'd start by asking questions.

A man raped a woman, changed gender, then got sentenced to 8 years imprisonment for the rape. This really happened. I didn't make this up. Would you feel safe and comfortable in a womens' prison containing this person, who was given an eight year prison sentence for raping a woman while she was a man? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-64796926. There's no clear cut one size fits all solution to what is clearly a complicated issue.

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Are you telling me that in general all other demographics, like Muslim men for example, are all ok with drag queens and trans people and its only the white men that are the problem?

I would trust 100 Drag Queens over 1 Unknown Male

Unfortunately one of the ones Marjorie Taylor Greene had been battling with on social media committed suicide about 3 months ago. He was the kindest person you could have ever met and his parents are heartbroken

I've never known a Trans woman whom would do that, I've known at least half a dozen..maybe it was a personality trait not a Trans issue?

Point taken. I think trans people are more aware now - the people I know are anyway, but that is of course only my experience.

Side note, I love it when I find minor differences in American words and British words! Pinging is snapping in the US. At least it was where I grew up.

Omg, this! They ruin everything for all of us!

Me too. I'm tall, I'm big and I know very well that I could appear to be a potential threat. I am certainly not, the worst I would do would be to internally criticise someone's makeup, but no woman can know that if I am walking behind them or nearby at all. Women have had to learn to be constantly on the look out, just in case. It must be exhausting for them.

Oh I hope so, they'd look sooo cute together!

Billy and Brad go to prom. Sounds like a kids book!

"Cause we are not animals!" I'm guessing lots of them believe really hard?

They also never declare themselves to be “nice guys”. They also take someone’s “No” at face value and back away. They also stop other men when they’re harassing anyone, especially women. They also never expect a woman to put out just because he asked her in a date and paid for the food. That’s not a complete list, but you catch my drift. Men like this are a rarity, and deserve to be cherished.

Excatly; the men that this does not apply to would never say "not me"

Thank you for sharing, camomooey. My husband has been a manager for over 20 years in four different industries. To see him grow over time to be "a nice guy" and "not all men" has made me love him more and more. Each step up doing these kind of things shouldn't surprise me. I think I'm surprised at how much prouder I am of him and how much more I love him for it.

Yep, me too:/

Why?

Because this is how it is started

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Same. "Is the sister somewhere in the bar???"

I got it by reading your explanation. Thank you!

Should have been an exclamation point not a question mark!!!

That logic seems silly. I’d not get into a conversation with the guy to the right. However, that doesn’t mean I now trust or know the bartender is some great guy. I’d still be using the standard amount of caution with him as well.

Bartender's engaged in his job. This other guy has way more freedom of movement. Plus, I'll leave before the bartender closes down the bar, kicks everybody out, and has to clean and reset the place before going home.

not really. men as a whole are not bad and dangerous. its just certain men (lots, but certain ones regardless) that are like this. dont get me wrong, i am a HARDCORE feminist, but i feel like we need to also recognize that men can be feminists too.