To clarify, the pictured poster Caroline Kwan is an ally, not a TERF. The TERFs referred to in the title are the ones ‘protecting a very specific idea of what a woman is’

  • Flying Squid
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    And your second sentence proves you didn’t actually read my post:

    What I said:

    So call me as hateful as you like

    What you responded:

    I don’t “hate” you or feel any emotion towards you

    Plus, I specifically said I had no idea what to call the men’s league now and you didn’t tell me.

    Let me know when you actually read my comment and respond to what I actually said and not what you pretended I said. No wonder you decide people are misogynists when you don’t properly read their comments.

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      Your first sentence called me angry. I was responding that I don’t hate you or feel any other emotion to you (such as anger). Because you said I was angry and you were using the word hateful and appear to project a bit. So again, I feel :| about you. Me: 😐

      You call them the men’s NBA. That’s pretty clear as we both have referenced it as such. Here I am saying it in my second comment to you:

      What you MEANT was whether Britney should change to the men’s division of the NBA.

      Wow, it wasn’t accidental misogyny then, huh? Like had you known, you would’ve just done it the same anyway. That’s why you lack remorse and are trying to make this combative and paint me in a negative light - it’s not about women’s rights, it’s about your ego and looking like you’re so smart on these issues you’re above criticism. Cool. I’m sorry I said you were doing it on accident? Like go back and read the comment chain - you’re way out of line here if you actually care about women.

      • Flying Squid
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        24 months ago

        You show me a major sport news source that calls them “the men’s NBA.”

        Because I can’t find one.

        This is sounding like you’re just making something up in order to call someone a misogynist.

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          Well, the thing is, find me an article proposing a player move from one division to the other as you were doing, first.

          You said Britney should join the NBA. She’s already in the NBA. See how stupid that sounds?

          You’re doing a good job calling yourself out as a misogynist at this point.

          • Flying Squid
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            No. I don’t see how stupid it sounds since everyone, except maybe you, knew what I was talking about. The men’s division is simply called the NBA everywhere I look. I can’t help that it’s both the entire league’s name and just the name of the men’s league as well.

            Basically you’re criticizing me for not using a term that no one, save maybe you, uses.

              • Flying Squid
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                04 months ago

                Again, that is the name of the men’s league. That is not my fault, it’s theirs. It’s not anti-feminism to use the proper names of things even if those names are sexist.

                • LustyArgonian
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                  Yes, it is. That’s why we changed verbiage like fireman to firefighter. Because it’s sexist. And it was sexist BEFORE people were asked to change the verbiage. That’s how systemic sexism works - it’s all sexist and you must be the radical change demanding progress. That you want to be a status quo limp dick is on you.

                  • Flying Squid
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                    Again- that is the name of the league. That is not my fault.

                    It’s also not my fault that the women’s league of the PGA is the LPGA and the men’s league is the PGA.

                    And by your logic, every single person, male or female, who calls the men’s league of the NBA “the NBA” is a sexist.

                    Incidentally, this includes Brittney Griner.

                    We earn about 250 times less than NBA players and have a hard cap on our salaries. In the WNBA that year I made around $220,000. Overseas, I earned a million plus. That pay gap is why I was in Russia in the first place.

                    ― Brittney Griner, Coming Home

                    Wow, Brittney Griner really hates women, doesn’t she?