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Some who are arguing misogyny should be made a hate crime say misandry shouldn't be

  • 21-10-2018 12:29am
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    iptba
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    (I couldn't fit UK into the title, but I think these proposals only apply to there currently)

    I don't know whether there should be a specific hate crime for misogyny
    Review of UK hate crime law to consider misogyny and ageism
    Misandry and prejudice against goths could also be added to legislation
    https://www.theguardian.com/society/2018/oct/16/review-of-uk-hate-law-to-consider-misogyny-and-ageism

    But if there is, it looks very biased if there is no similar crime for misandry
    Making misandry a hate crime will embolden abusive men
    Jessica Eaton
    It’s already too easy for men to cry foul every time a woman says or does anything they don’t like. Don’t enshrine that in law
    https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2018/oct/17/misandry-hate-crime-abusive-men-law

    Some people may say something is an example of "misandry" when it may not be, but similarly "misogyny" and "misogynist" can sometimes get thrown around for simply, say, having a different view to somebody else or in some other way that doesn't equate to the hatred of women.


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