It's good to see that sloganeering and thought-terminating cliches will drive what could have been a proper debate on the issue.

I guess there's no room at all for dissenting opinions, especially when they point out hypocrisies or bring counter evidence to the discussion.

What hypocrisies? There are none. You are imagining those.

When there is something you cannot understand it’s proper to address that with “Men just don’t …” That’s ok. It’s no claim that all men act disgustingly, it’s only a claim that men don’t understand.

That’s also completely unrelated to the “What can you – as a man – do to help?” part. I mean, where is the connection there.

You are saying very confusing things.

Hypocrisy is saying men should not tell women how to feel, and then following that up with an entire article telling men how to feel and behave.

Pretty sure I didn't imagine that.

And now you are on hacker news telling people how they should feel. How hypocritical of you.

Today I learned that calling out people's sexist propaganda is actually telling people how they should feel.

I am enlightened, you should feel proud of yourself.

(whoops, sorry)

(not really)

Just curious - have you read an article online about women's rights that you personally haven't thought was sexist propaganda? It's times like this where I think people get confused between whether your against just this article (saying it's horribly written) or just women speaking out in general.