• 1995ToyotaCorolla@lemmy.world
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      Cause apps like tiktok will prevent your post from being seen for having a scary bad word and now they have everyone trained to self-censor

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        Because advertisers don’t want their ads associated with negative words. You can say whatever as long as it isn’t against ToS, but if it’s negative it will be buried.

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    Doesn’t matter if the radios worked, they were 60 miles off course, no one was looking there.

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    Others have already pointed out that her distress calls were most certainly not ignored. But even if it were true that others did casually allow her to die, their disregard for her life wouldn’t have been because she was a woman. Her navigator, Fred Noonan, was a man on board and also suffered the same fate as her. Inventing a sexist conspiracy over an unfortunate tragedy accomplishes nothing productive.

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        It happens a lot to guys who are near women who shine and are memorable, Marie Curie’s husband, Pierre Curie, was more than just her husband he helped with the radioactivity research and they both died because of it. That said how many women have been erased in similar situations like that of Rosalind Franklin being Upstaged by Francis Crick. In short Academia needs to be better about recognition and change the incentive structure that makes for some forcing their names into papers they had nothing to do with besides proximity.

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        I have watch Star Trek voyager. I knew he existed. Fred was a part of cast.

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      Never thought i would see someone opposing circle jerking bashing on men and being upvoted for it on Lemmy.

      Its nice.

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    That’s not why she died. She died because she was incompetent. She was a bad pilot and after a crash the man that was the radio expert quit. She didn’t know how to work the radios and broadcasted to listen on a channel that her radio couldn’t use, she didn’t know how to use the trailing antenna that could have saved them so she had it removed, etc…

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    They were listening on the frequencies she told them to listen on. How could they have known she didn’t know which antenna to broadcast on?

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      To put things in context, this is what they used for communication between a tank and its commanders in WWI:

      A tank with a pigeon being released from a hatch.

      When the Titanic sunk in 1912, they had a telegraph on board, but no voice radio.

      In the 1920s radio took off as a one-way broadcaster to receiver technology, but it still was only rarely used as two-way communications. That only really started for communications between ships in WWII.

      So, although she didn’t know how to use the radio in her plane, it was mostly because radio communication was a brand new thing. I’m sure what they put in her plane wasn’t some off-the-shelf radio that had standard switches, antennas and parts. It was probably cobbled together from various parts and only the truly tech-oriented people understood it.

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        Doesn’t matter why she wasn’t able to handle her communication tec, she did not die because of male ignorance. If anything it was her ignorance for not learning how to use her equipment

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        Her radio wasn’t off-the-shelf hardware. But I bet that her plane wasn’t either. What she tried to do required much more effort and knowledge than just operating off-the-shelf tools.

        What I am trying to say is that she wasn’t stupid, she was just not prepared enough for the task.

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          Her plane may not have been off-the-shelf, but I’m sure she was heavily involved in any modification to it. She was a pilot, that was her concern.

          She probably didn’t consider herself a radio operator, and didn’t realize how critical it was to fully understand the radio gear.

          My guess is that at that point in time, being a radio operator would be like someone who knew something like 3d printing in great detail today. It was a niche skill that involved a lot of obscure knowledge. If someone doesn’t know something like 3d printing, someone can set it all up for them and then say “ok, when you’re ready, hit this button, when you’re done, do this” and they can use it. I assume that’s what happened with the radio setup. Someone with expertise set it up, and it might have worked, but she didn’t know enough to troubleshoot it when it went wrong.

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    If you play the triangle in the Bermuda triangle everyone who’s ever died there comes back to life, but with a catch. All the men have Jenkem filled balls and all the women have smegma filled tits. That’s why no one has ever done it, no one wants hundreds of disgusting abominations risen from the dead.

    There’s one exception to this though, a weird Christian cult in the 1970s believe that when Jesus resurrected and escaped from his tomb he actually walked on water all the way to the Bermuda triangle where he died for realsies. The cult members all made a pilgrimage there to play the triangle to resurrect him again but they all died.

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      no one wants hundreds of disgusting abominations risen from the dead.

      Uhhhhh, hold on. I need to buy a cruise ship ticket, and bring a triangle! I absolutely want to bring a swarm of human killing zombies to life. Also, I need the cruise ship to be empty besides me, and crew. We need the space to bring all the zombies aboard, and then bring them all to America. Where they’ll be free to kill all the humans.

      Yes. I absolutely DO want this! Booking cruise ship now.

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      Only if you ignore most of the facts about the situation that got her killed, if i recall correctly the mission was a bit rushed, there were some miscommunication, and for some reason her radio wasn’t able to receive from the ship that she was supposed to meet up with, so the ship could hear her but she couldn’t hear them, and thus she couldn’t locate the ship

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      No entire group of people is trash. This is the same thinking behind misogyny and racism, and is the exact kind of speech that breeds incels.

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        Really crazy to see people continuing to defend statements like that in 2026

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        The expression “cheetahs run fast” is true, even if a slow cheetah, for example a wounded cheetah, is still a cheetah. Thus, the expression “men are trash” is true, even if a non-trashy man is still a man. The insistence on saying “not all men” every time someone says “men are trash” is just a new demonstration of the problem.

        (I’m a cis man myself, BTW.)

        Edit: this article explains it better than I could.

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              Yikes that’s sad. Another generation of men hating femcels shooting themselves in the foot because of inherited prejudice. There’s a big difference between calling out bad actors within your group (which I do with fellow guys regularly) and being misandrist. Seems like you got henpecked pretty hard

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                I’m no misandrist. I’m just capable of reading statistics. Our world is not safe for women, and if you deny that, you’re a part of the problem.

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                  Plenty of racists claim not to be racist. This doesn’t make their racist opinions suddenly not racist. Nice try tho

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            Maybe. But an analogy can be rightly used or wrongly used. Racism use this analogy to speak about genetics, biology, to spead hatred; feminism use this analogy to make changes in men and manhood, and spread respect. The difference is essential.

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                It’s the old paradox of tolerance, but applied to respect. Respecting oppressors wont bring respect. And we men oppress women as a “demographic”, even if we don’t individually want to. I know I individually don’t want to, but I know my privileges, and if a woman passes me alone on a poorly lit street, I know she is not in danger, but she cannot know that and will have good reason to be afraid.

                I don’t want for women to be afraid anymore, I don’t want men to be called trash anymore, but the solution is to stop, as a “demographic” and not as individuals, to be dangerous for women. And the first step is to recognize the problem!

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          What percentage of a group needs to be considered trash in order for the whole group to be called trash?

          Every group has trash people. Is every group trash? Are all women trash too?

          If I met a woman who was trash, and then went online and said “women are trash”, would that be acceptable?

          What if I happen to live in a place where I’m surrounded by trash women unproportionally, would it be okay for me to declare all women as trash, because that’s all I have ever met?

          Where do you draw the line? How do you measure when enough people in the group become trash, so that it’s okay to call the whole group trash?

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        One could understand “men are trash” as having the meaning “every single man is trash”, which would be in line with racism as you say. Or one could understand it as “the group overall is trash”, meaning any individual member isn’t necessarily trash.

        The latter meaning is in some senses a matter of data - men are extremely overrepresented in e.g. violent crimes.

        Which, again, doesn’t much about the individual man.

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          So would you say “Black people overall are trash” is a racist statement?

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            Because of the current cultural context, yes. Even when you add “overall.” But I’d be completely open to you elucidating that you are referring to some non-racist point.

            If there’s been a history of people stating this about a group meaning every single member, then you need to assume that’s what they mean. I don’t think that’s the case with men.

            Not saying one meaning must be assumed over the other, you’ll have to depend on cultural context to understand the deeper meaning.

            Compare for example “men can’t give birth” vs. “men love sports”. The former clearly intends to say “all men”, the latter intends “the group overall”.

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        If you read that from this meme, you might need to go back to school to learn some literacy a bit more.

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          And we are talking about men from nearly 100 years ago. I think a lot of progress has been made.

          My point is thats besides the point. Generalizing the negative nature of an entire group of people is what the nazis did, what the imperial japanese did, what racists do, what rapists do, what homopbobes and transphobes do. You can call out misogyny without aligning your behavior with these horrible people, who’s behaving like this is exactly what brought about this kind of mistreatment in the first place.