An Australian museum excluded men from an exhibit to highlight misogyny. A man sued for access and won.

Archived version: https://archive.ph/mkwF8

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    You don’t need to know what it feels like. Trying to fight intolerance with intolerance isn’t successful.

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      You don’t need to know what it feels like.

      no, but it can help

      Trying to fight intolerance with intolerance isn’t successful.

      blanket statements like this are rarely helpful or true

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        I think downvoters have forgotten the paradox of tolerance. That said, intolerance should be applied at the individual level (ie don’t tolerate a nazi because they are a nazi), not by group (like the scenario this thread is about did).

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          So a group of nazis is cool with you I guess?

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            More like if there’s a bunch of nazis in an area, don’t assume any white person is a member and request carpet bombings of neighborhoods.

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      If any approach had been genuinely successful, this conversation wouldn’t even be happening.