On Jan 23, 2016, at 3:43 PM, Joshua D. Drake <j...@commandprompt.com> wrote:
> I have been accused of being a fat hater. My crime? I suggested that > generally speaking, obesity is a matter of diet and exercise. Worse? The > individual started the conversation and I am also classified as obese > (barely, I won't be in a month). > > I have been accused of being sexist because I asked if there was chalk (for > bouldering) that was better for women because their skin is generally softer > and the chalk wasn't staying on the respective persons hand. A scientific > sexist fact. > > I have been accused of being sexist because I said it wasn't sexist that > Samsung doesn't make full feature/performance phones that are smaller for a > woman's hands. So are you able to recognize the ways in which those statements can come across as prejudiced? We *all* make mistakes. Ideally what one does is to try to recognize them and take responsibility for them. An *abuser* will do neither. Best, David
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