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I have no dog in the fight. I'm merely a spectator commenting on what I see.
So you can draw whatever conclusions you wish about the side that I'm picking in this debate and you're going to be wrong.
It's quite obvious which side you've picked. You talk about men's lived experiences while complaining that women talking about their lived experiences "trampled over a lot of innocent men."
There's no point in debating this. If you're really just a spectator, then you wouldn't be actively arguing about it. But I don't have to play along with this. That's my choice...
Like I said. You're wrong.
I definitely understand how women would be afraid of encountering a random man in the forest. I also understand that the advantage of encountering a bear is that they would know to immediately run the fuck away. And I can understand how that scenario makes them feel.
Just because I can see the other side does not mean I endorse the other side. Broaden your mind
You've completely missed the point of picking the bear. It has nothing to do with the bear. Have a nice day.