Natebishop3
Don't tread on me!
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No, there isn't. Because our life experience is not and will never be on the same level as a woman, a black man, or a homosexual. Context is key to responding properly to any situation. Ignoring these fundamental differences essentially strips the humanity from our response. We have the ability to reason and discern; context-based nuanced response is evidence of that ability.
It just seems wrong to me, like it's culturally acceptable for a woman to slap a man, but it's unacceptable for a man to slap a woman. We teach our girls that it's okay to be violent towards men, but we teach our boys that it's unacceptable to be violent towards women.
What is wrong with that picture? The rules should be the same for everyone. You insult someone, you are punished. If a woman slaps a man, that's assault.
And for the record, Zags used personal information to try to hurt MM. Similarly, MM used personal information to try to hurt BF. He knows she's a woman, and he knows calling her a whore is going to hurt more than other insults, so in my opinion both instances are examples of using personal information to try to provoke and attack. The punishment should be the same.

