r/PeterExplainsTheJoke Apr 24 '26

Meme needing explanation Lois?

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u/ratbum Apr 24 '26

Wow. I bet they complain when people say "men are trash" too

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u/jimmyrigjosher Apr 24 '26

I don’t appreciate when people say that, but that’s because I don’t exhibit trash behavior like that. It’s ok to be upset when you’re inappropriately lumped in with shitty people solely based on your genetics.

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u/crazymissdaisy87 Apr 24 '26

Yeah but it's context. The context show exactly who we are talking about

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u/Explosive_Orange54 Apr 24 '26

Then add "those" to "men are trash" because it's less broad than "men are trash". If i say "women are golddiggers" while talking about golddiggers, do i sound like i'm talking about those specific women or women overall???

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u/crazymissdaisy87 Apr 24 '26

I assume you're talking in context personally, it depends on what you add after that if it sounds redpill or not. 

But also most of the time people do use 'those' and then those men jump in going 'you hate meeen' 

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u/Explosive_Orange54 Apr 24 '26

Ok, that's true (about those dudes jumping to wrong conclusions). Unfortunatelly, we have to be highly specific because radicals from both sides like to get be offended.

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u/crazymissdaisy87 Apr 24 '26 edited Apr 24 '26

Maybe it's the spaces im in - and I admit to being selective so that definitely plays a role - but there's far between people not being specific. Unless it's about patriarchy and talking about general tendencies in culture, but then again there's context.

I also have a theory that trolls make fake profiles to sow discord

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u/yourmom1034 Apr 24 '26

Yeah no, you pit all men against your movement when you say shit like that

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u/exotic_lemming Apr 24 '26

I sure as hell hope this is not all it takes for men to hate women! If I hear a dude who has just been hurt saying "Ugh women are the worst", I want to pat him and tell it's going to be alright, I don't instantly think "wow fuck you and your problems! And all of your genders' as well!"

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u/yourmom1034 Apr 24 '26

I feel like a friend taking comfort in you and saying ugh women/men are the worst in a state of vulnerability and sadness is quite different than spouting it in forums with wide sweeping generalizations and expecting no pushback

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u/exotic_lemming Apr 25 '26

Why do you assume that them saying it online means that they are not in a state of vulnerability and sadness? They are people as well, they don’t need to be my friend to have feelings.

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u/jimmyrigjosher Apr 24 '26

Well stated

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u/yourmom1034 Apr 24 '26

Many thanks, this argument topic always bugged me so I’ve been through this a few times haha

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u/crazymissdaisy87 Apr 25 '26

Erh those forums are often exactly places where people seek together being vulnerable 

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u/yourmom1034 Apr 25 '26

Ma’am this is Peter explains the joke. Also I’m not on those forums lol. If yall kept it to those forums I wouldn’t even know it exists

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u/crazymissdaisy87 Apr 25 '26

You generalized :) 

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u/crazymissdaisy87 Apr 24 '26

I have a movement? Why wasn't I informed??? Someone is stealing my redditsona??? 

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u/Ghee_Buttersnaps_ Apr 24 '26

I don't think I've ever seen someone add "those" or something specific like you said. Most of the time in my experience, it's more like "I hate ALL men. And yes I actually mean ALL, EVERY SINGLE ONE." And that's directly from leftist sources I follow.

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u/crazymissdaisy87 Apr 24 '26

Never seen that

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u/Ghee_Buttersnaps_ Apr 24 '26

I don't see it very often. Usually people will say "I hate rapists / pedophiles / deadbeats / etc." Those are great things to say, and it seems to get the entire point across without even specifying men. But once in a while, people say "this is why we say ALL men" or "this is why we choose the bear" or "this is why heterosexual women are proof that sexuality isn't a choice" or whatever. Maybe you've heard the "poisoned M&M's" analogy?

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u/crazymissdaisy87 Apr 24 '26

Okay the first and last I get, but the bear? Yeah we choose the bear. We don't know if the man is good but the worst a bear does is kill us and we won't get the third degree saying we dressed to lure the bear if the bear attack which statistically is unlikely.

I know it as a room of snakes  or a weapon - treat it as loaded until you're sure it's not. I don't see the problem with that 

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u/Ghee_Buttersnaps_ Apr 24 '26

Choosing avoidance might be an effective survival mechanism, but it doesn't mean it's not prejudiced as well. Usually I don't engage with "bear" stuff, since I can see the hyperbolic "spirit" of it, but in reality it's not very well thought out. A bear can definitely do worse things than kill you, and as far as I know, it's more likely to be attacked by a bear (when you're around bears) compared to being attacked by men. But you don't see a problem comparing all men with snakes, guns, and poison? Would there be a problem doing that for any other group? Sounds like verbiage straight from nazi germany.

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u/crazymissdaisy87 Apr 24 '26

No it is explaining why women dont trust every man they get close to. From experience- and we ALL have experiences - we keep out wits about us, until we see you wont hurt us. It is not all men but all women have multiple experiences.

If you want us to feel safe, then dont take it so personal. Just show youre not one of the bad men, call out the bad men.

Listen to what we are saying. The experiences we are describing.

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u/Ghee_Buttersnaps_ Apr 24 '26

Why does it help to make it sex-based though? I've had bad experiences with all kinds of people. It seems safest for everyone to be a bit wary of everyone, without really needing to be specific. No? It's not great for anyone to completely let their guard down around any type of person either.

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u/crazymissdaisy87 Apr 24 '26

like I said, listen to women and listen to their experiences. This has been answered to death. The statistics speak for themself.

Have a nice weekend

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