ricky84 wrote:1. Prove me wrong breh. Show me some legit science that says I'm wrong. You can't
Not without you deliberately missing the point, I suppose not.
ricky84 wrote:
2. It a trait stems from male (androgen) or female (estrogen) biology , then it is inherently masculine or feminine. Simple
Yet again, it's not so simple when it's not exclusive. How is a trait masculine or feminine when it can apply to any person regardless of gender? How is classifying it as such just because of a majority statistic not completely stepping on the minority who don't fall into that category and saying they're something they aren't? How many circles am I gonna have to run around with you to give me a proper response?
ricky84 wrote:
3. If you can't see the connections then that means you are the one with problem, not society.
I'm sorry, the person with a problem is what's wrong and never the society that creates it? That's a dangerous school of thought. It's not like there's ever deep rooted discrimination or behavior in culture that really fucks up some people's lives or anything, nah it must just be their fault.
ricky84 wrote:
4. A stereotype is a generalization about a category of things. Saying "stereotypes are wrong and harmful" is itself a sweeping generalization, therefore a stereotype lol.
Name literally a single time generalizing people to the extent of stereotype has been helpful and doesn't distract from or misrepresent them in any way.