Every Canadian Premier, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, signed a joint statement against President Trump. Except Alberta's Danielle Smith. She refused to sign.

The word, as an insult, may be used predominantly to refer to either gender in some parts of the world, but in other parts it's usually gender-specific. Both points of view -- that it's misogynistic and that it's not -- could be argued to be valid because we live in different cultures. That said, we're a global audience here and so using this word across cultures becomes problematic.

Here in the USA, it's still a mostly gendered word based in misogyny. People in the US claiming otherwise probably just don't want to stop using the word as an insult and either don't believe or care that it perpetuates misogyny in the US when used against women.

The claim in this thread that it's matter-of-fact not misogynistic is untrue globally.

Yeah, he came out and was a good guy by surprise there.

I really hope he's what the future of the Conservative party looks like federally. Not PP or Danielle Smith.

Take her ice fishing.

Use her as bait.

Oh look. its no tits.

Aw, man! I specifically added the proper amount of U's, posted it, then had to go back and edit the autocorrect.