Yeah. The only Brat worth listening to is Da Brat.

Actually it was pretty cool. We did “Every Day is Halloween” too.

You were part of a conversation about crime and needlessly feel like it has to be gendered. You’ve lost the plot. Go do your “female” or “male” shopping, as if gendering that too would make a difference. Lol

Why did you assume the breaking of windows to be “male” violence? Do women not break windows? Do women not protest? I believe that’s why the suffragettes came up.

Yes. You can follow the chain of replies. Is that a gendered action too?

I’m glad we agree.

What does ascribing gender to violence have to do with the actions described in the original post? Is “female” violence somehow more poignant or dynamic?

You won’t reply because you have no point to make. You have the logic of a toddler, trying to demonize people incoherently. That’s why you’re all spent.

Not a joke. Can you be serious? Why would you assume some violence is "male" and some violence is "female" when you don't know who is behind it? Why is violence gendered by the person behind it? Is smashing a window "male" or "female"?

Rate has nothing to do with it. How is smashing a window in response to heightened bigotry regarded as “male” and not “female”? You don’t have even know who specifically was involved but you insist it’s “male.” Seems you have the issue with “difficulty” here.

Yes. Your implication is that violence is gendered and women are incapable of the arbitrary level of “male violence.”

So female violence does exist then?

You think so lowly of women, you don’t think they’re capable of direct action or even basic aggression? Delicate little flowers can run your little hate campaign but never respond to it because it’s oh so more complex than clothes shopping?

It’s fine. At the beginning of the year you guys said you wanted to have some fun. It’s interesting when the books are not that bad.

Of course.

Lol