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In reply to the discussion: Facebook's misogyny problem [View all]bigwillq
(72,790 posts)24. Protest by not using it.
If you have a problem with it, but are still using it, then you're part of the problem.
This happens often on websites. Probably won't change anytime soon. You have options, like not visiting these sites that conduct themselves in this manner.
edit: But anti-gay, anti-whatever continues to be posted on Facebook, not just anti-women posts. They don't always take down some of those crude posts.
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"NOT to censor misogynistic content." damn good thing us women "own" the B word now and no longer
seabeyond
Sep 2012
#1
it is a skewed world of disrespect to women, that we women are suppose to embrace.
seabeyond
Sep 2012
#6
ahhhh, racism and homophobia not allowed. misogyny, meh, deal with it. thank you so much
seabeyond
Sep 2012
#10
Inteteresting.. for the life of me, I can`t see where that poster said what you think he said
opiate69
Sep 2012
#32
it is dismissive. racism and homophobia is an "internet issue" and yet.... FB deals
seabeyond
Sep 2012
#35
my husband's sandwiches are to die for. he takes the time to do all kinds of stuff
seabeyond
Sep 2012
#18
"Just kidding" is the first refuge of the violently ignorant when they are called on it. nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Sep 2012
#28
You may see them as equals. I may see them as equals. But the population at large doesn't
Taverner
Sep 2012
#41
Facebook has 950 million users; pretty much everything's on there by now. (nt)
Posteritatis
Sep 2012
#36