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In reply to the discussion: "Feminists are not responsible for educating men" [View all]A-Schwarzenegger
(15,650 posts)Yeah, I was kind of coming from the pov of that fellow who might say,
"Okay, I accept that it's not your responsibility to educate me, but why again exactly isn't it sort of your responsibility to educate me? I mean, I get that you don't have to, believe me, but why precisely don't you kind of have to in a way, because isn't it your job as a feminist, well not your job per se, but your duty or principle or something to educate me, or at least explain why you don't have to so I can still be on your side and fight along with you for rights and so forth? I mean, okay, I'm not making you educate me, of course not, and I don't expect you to, but who's going to educate me if you don't? And I don't really mean me when I say 'me,' I'm talking about the guys who don't get it, which I do, of course, because I'm about as feminist as a man can get and still be a man. So, if you could just take one sec and explain why you don't have to explain, just a quick twenty words or so, thirty, fifty, hundred, whatever you feel like, not that you have to, even if I don't see fully why you don't (which I'm okay with), not for me but for that poor guy over there, okay, right on."
I love that fellow, that earnest uneducable doofus (who still lurks in a cave in the back of my head and dares to emerge just when I'm sure I have snuffed him out finally at last).
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