Yeah I really don't like people using that to make fun of him. I know it's just because it shows how hypocritical republicans are but it still comes off as attacking any man who wears makeup
By mocking a public figure for {trait} you create a toxic atmosphere for other people with {trait}. Just because you (justifiably) hate him doesn't make it okay to create that environment for others.
Obviously there are various degrees to this, but eyeliner? We're really gonna start enforcing outdated toxic masculine standards because it suits us now?
I don't think you did. You wouldn't believe how many people will see a comment like mine and respond as though I've been openly and proudly bigoted. I can even calmly respond and tell them I meant nothing like that but usually they've already made up their mind.
It's a good thing to give people benefit of doubt by default. I don't always do it but it's really a lot easier to have an exchange of ideas when a party tries a little extra hard to be fair, which I got from you. Thanks again!
Unless they're actively working to oppress anyone else who seems remotely "feminine" in any way. Which is the only reason he's getting made fun of for this.
I get that, but he's already got an odd disposition for upholstery and marine wildlife. We can do better than mocking his appearance. We, the left, are meant to be better than this
I'm not in favor of harping on the makeup thing continually like how the "couch fucker" thing is being treated, but I did find it funny the first time I saw a meme about it. Sure, it's fair that we should stop making unfair low-blow (or just made up) jokes.