We can't go on our individual experience, the only way to understand women's perspective is to listen to what they're saying and how they're treated. The past few years has made it pretty clear (although there were certainly reports even before then) that women have faced, and continue to face abuse and discrimination to a degree that men don't.
What you're saying sounds to me like the "All lives matter!" response to the "Black lives matter" movement.
>The past few years has made it pretty clear (although there were certainly reports even before then) that women have faced, and continue to face abuse and discrimination to a degree that men don't.
Do you have anything to add besides "you are wrong" and (paraphrasing) "women are right"?
The point GP makes about an old boys club that attacks men and women equally rings painfully true to me also.
He's just saying shit. I can make one story up, but I don't need to.
Making up stories that seem likely doesn't make them true, even if you feel that they're right.
Ironic.
Sounds like a poor recipe for civic cohesion.