Re:Uber Investigating Sexual Harassment Claims by Ex-Employee
by xor1 on Monday February 20, 2017 @02:23AM
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There's something wrong with the way you think if you view an accusation directed towards a statement as an accusation towards the person who said it instead.
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Re:Uber Investigating Sexual Harassment Claims by Ex-Employee
by reddytowns on Monday February 20, 2017 @02:55AM
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Branding someone's speech as sexist is implying they are sexist themselves. Who else would, in neutral context, make sexist statements without being a sexist?
Besides which, if you understood my point I don't see how you could view a statement like "Gender X is better at Y" as being sexist in it of itself. You would need to see the supporting evidence or lack thereof of to decide whether the idea conveyed is sexist.