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In reply to the discussion: Are the Feminist / MRA Argument Threads a means to "Divide and Conquer" DU - POLL [View all]Shankapotomus
(4,840 posts)It was to concede to each side such examples were possible, for argument's sake (as I'm sure examples can be found in the population), and then proceed to identify possible misconceptions on both sides driving the activity and the ensuing debate.
My thinking was, if you want your opponent to be receptive to your side, you first must concede ground. Acknowledging that such "feminists" can exist (while not explicitly singling out anyone at DU) is a way of getting the opponent to open up to your own complaints, which are equally as valid. Nor was it beyond reason to concede such a possibility. If you just continue to argue such "feminists" can't exist, when clearly they can 9though in name only), regardless of whether they are at DU or not, you will never get to address the issue of broad brushing all feminism as male bashing.
Moreover, I concluded repeatedly that such "feminists" weren't actual representatives of Feminism.
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