how misogynistic do you find Vance’s statement?

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generally i think any quote taken out of context is hard to comment on

however to take this is as a comment on women generally (and therefore misogynistic) is a bit misguided imo

from my POV, it’s a comment on the people who live with a victim mindset who enjoy the pseudorole of vigilante or SJW and bully companies, legislators, etc into inefficient, unproductive and long term harmful decisions

we shouldn’t generalize that to him commenting on all women or assume he’s misogynistic

if he is misogynistic, then what’s the qualification? how do we explain his marriage and parenting with his driven, working wife?

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i think it's still defo misogynistic here tho

just by implying that single women with cats who are childless must have lives devoid of meaning and must be miserable

aka women need children and a husband to make their lives have any meaning to or happiness in them

feel similar, seems about as offensive as saying something like "bunch of old rich white guys that want to make themselves rich"

singling out a specific group like this and implicating them is an unconvincing argument but I think most people understand statements like this as hyperbole indicating an underlying vibe