Having an opinion about (insert gender race or orientation here) is not hate
We need to stop this nonsense.
Being pro life doesn't mean you "hate women."
Thinking you can't be another gender doesn't mean you "hate trans."
Bringing up crime stats by race doesn't mean you hate any race.
Who are we to assume these things?
Unless someone says "I hate x" there is no grounds to make an assumption on their feelings.
Mention you're pro life and you'll be berated and told you hate women and want to control them.
Mention welfare incentivizes single motherhood and divorce, guess what, you'll be told you hate women and poor people.
Why not engage the actual argument?
I was banned from unpopular opinion for suggesting we'd have less single mothers if there weren't welfare, based on the concept that if people know there is a safety net (free money) they will behave impulsively and recklessly.
This met by being banned by a coward who said I was an incel women hate profile.
I calmly attempted to reason with them, pointing out that i thought welfare incentivizes reckless behavior in both sexes.
Apparently having a consistent opinion about both sexes and how welfare relates to their behavior is incel and woman hating.
It's not man hating to say the same thing about men apparently.
Thus the point, the mod ASSUMED that because I had a negative opinion about welfare and women, I must hate women.
Even though I tried pointing out that single motherhood is causing poverty in women and children and I'm proposing something I think would HELP women, since this tiny mod disagreed it would be helpful,I must be hateful.
He didn't provide any alternative solutions to the problem, but me proposing one is incel hate. The person I was debating suggested all men should be taxed at 50% of their income to stop single motherhood.
Apparently that's fine, that's not hatred towards men, suggesting literal slavery is fine. Suggesting that people would make better choices if they didn't have papa government to fall back on is more hateful than slavery according to this coward mod.
Stop assuming others motivations.
Posted Feb 2, 2020, 6:17 PM UTC
I don't know if this is truly unpopular, or if the loud (and frankly bullying) minority just silences anyone that wants to bring up a discussion about something controversial.
When the loud, bullying majority runs Reddit, then it’s unpopular per sub, so to say. The majority might not act this way in real life, but when saying some of this stuff can lose you your job, or at the very least, get you banned from most subs, then I’d say it belongs here.
I definitely agree it belongs here, as an unpopular reddit opinion.