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Yes, let's use blanket statements to justify our preconceived notions. I'm not sure what the conclusion you're trying to push here -- feminism is about women ha
by tr_user 1y ago
Yes, let's use blanket statements to justify our preconceived notions. I'm not sure what the conclusion you're trying to push here -- feminism is about women having rights. Including the right to complain.
- rester324 1y agoBut didn't you just do exactly that by calling the parent's thoughts preconceived notions? Edit: parent changed his/her comment after I posted my criticism. Originally it was much shorter and only wrote that the parent's comments are preconceived notions. No context, no nothing. We really need a see history feature on HN
- rsalama2 1y agocan't tax two people if only one is in the workforce.
- tomhow 1y agoIf you edit a comment after another community member has replied, please disclose it with an "EDIT: ..." statement at the end. It's unfair to change the context of someone's reply after they've posted it, and confusing to other readers.