Some how, some way, according to Freeper logic, the wives are to blame here.
Yuh don’t speak about that which should not be discussed.
Not to no one.
Not your best friend, any woman ever and for damned sure your priest or pastor.
Hell, Your freaking psychiatrist ain’t safe.
You got a big mouth and get off telling this little secret?
Joke’s on you. Whoever you tell about secrets get off on telling it too.
Idiot.
If a man expresses an opinion and there’s no woman around to hear him, is he still wrong?
Not going to read the whole piece because I will not give “Salon” the traffic. From what I can see, this is written by a female, a female with the emotional maturity — writing skills — of a 14-year-old, as evidenced by statements such as:
The reaction to the “if this is your husband” poster (whose name we’re not posting at this time) has been the polar opposite of that, with vitriol aimed at the purported husband and congratulations to the poster — “Get him girl” is a representative comment. The husband poster had the advantage of being on a commuter train, not at a tech conference. At the latter, women are already often unwelcome, and speaking out against dudes, in Richards’ case, only made things worse.
Yet, in the paragraph above this one, the “writer” says that this poor victim Richards “tweeted a picture of men she said were making inappropriate jokes”.
I could tweet a picture of anyone and say that that person was doing thus and such.