This is not my personal opinion, I know Gen Z men who voted for Harris. But the voter demographics really speak for themselves, and maybe now people will look at the radicalization of young men as a serious (but solvable) issue.
And if you decline that premise, and just say āIām not sexist, I treat everyone the same despite genderā you are somehow lying and trying to hide your sexism, which makes you a bad person or something.
We all have implicit biases, this is undeniable. Denying this doesnāt make you a bad person, but you are denying reality. Having the biases doesnāt make you a bad person either - again we all do. But you canāt be mindful of them if you deny they exist.
As I said I reject that extremist premise.
I declare it an extremist idea because is a āBlack or whiteā āAll or nothingā thing. We all need to have those biases so āsome peopleā feel better about themselves, one way or the other.
I do not have those biases. Thatās just it. The only thing I deny is a false accusation made by people that does not know me.
Because those people could came a say to me āsee this behavior you hadā thatās a little sexist. But not, they are unable to point such behavior, they just assume it must exist, because itās part of their dogma.
Iām totally ok to just being pointed at something I made wrong and willing to correct it. But point it first. Not just assume that wrong behavior exist just because of a dogma.
And I also believe that accusing people of things they have not done just to fit a rhetoric is part of the cause of the disengagement of some collectives with the political mainstream left. Why would anyone would want to be near people that want humilliation, responsability and reparations for things one have just not done?