Just so you know, I am not one of the downvotes, but I still strongly disagree with your comment and it rubbed me the wrong way.
The asking for directions “to stay away” is a running joke that (I think) originated in “It’s always sunny in Philadelphia” and neither in the show, nor at any other point does this running joke make fun of the victims, it specifically makes fun of the hypocrisy of the statements.
The late sex workers are not the butt of the joke and so I strongly believe that your disgust is misplaced.
I already knew you weren’t. Could you explain how you think you’re in a position to determine if something is misogynistic? Like, you believe that you can tell women they aren’t harmed by a thing? Why? What are the consequences of this assertion that diminishes the voice of women?
Just so you know, I am not one of the downvotes, but I still strongly disagree with your comment and it rubbed me the wrong way.
The asking for directions “to stay away” is a running joke that (I think) originated in “It’s always sunny in Philadelphia” and neither in the show, nor at any other point does this running joke make fun of the victims, it specifically makes fun of the hypocrisy of the statements.
The late sex workers are not the butt of the joke and so I strongly believe that your disgust is misplaced.
Cool, are you a woman?
Why does it have to matter?
But no, I am not.
I already knew you weren’t. Could you explain how you think you’re in a position to determine if something is misogynistic? Like, you believe that you can tell women they aren’t harmed by a thing? Why? What are the consequences of this assertion that diminishes the voice of women?
I had hoped for an honest conversation.
This is not that.
I am not interested in defending the strawman you made out of my short comment.