Yeah, I rate long winded autistic rants TMI too.
Fair.
If it's not serious, be more concise.
No.
It's not the thread that's the real issue. The issue is that women think they should be protected, i.e. treated in a special manner, and that males swarming them should be kept away by Jersh. At the same time, the same women think they are equal to males. Which is a clear contradiction.
Also, that thread is basically some sort of anti-"patriarchy" seething bubble, it contains a lot of degenerate, hateful lesbians.
I have no sympathy for such witchcraft, and yes, such rebellion attempts should be absolutely be forced to face the realities of life and the grug males they fear so much.
Equality means no hugboxes allowed. Both sex hate threads should be smashed to pieces. And the incels in the woman hate also need to be removed from their LDAR state by any means necessary.
Disagree with your follow-on assumptions about the requirements of equality. Equality is not identity (identity in the sense of being identical, not meaning sense of self, which isn't relevant to the point).
But whatever.
"Rebellion" is a loaded and dumb word in context, though (even dumber than "witchcraft"). It implies women should rightfully be under a male thumb - which, as I long-windedly pointed out before, is a very common, earnest and often-serious venomous perspective articulated in the woman-hate thread. Stoopid.
In any case, sex-wars aside, the topic in each of those threads is " -hate," so off-topic is reasonably excluded. If the exclusion is not so laser-accurate as it could be, meh. Two internet discussions among thousands. And men have posted and do post on that thread.
But if you hate it so much, why don't I see you railing against my and other women's exclusion from the man-hate thread on the basis of our sex just as much as you go on about the other one? Is it the italicized text at the top? Sorry that the women worked the system better than the men, I guess. Otherwise, there's no difference between the two threads' orientations.
I barely go in BP as it is, it's full of posters I don't recognize and that is very scary. Also being around women makes me knees quake and I get scared, the thought of cooties makes me shiver.
Lol. Omg, Harbinger has a sense of humor!

[See, look how affirming I am! So womanly.] [and I will not put reddit /abbreviations after my comment, but bc I never know around here, I want to be clear that the foregoing is lighthearted teasing in a positive way and not angry sarcasm]
(I assume that was humor...right?)
(when it's about accountability, that's when they don't want it)
You literally have women starting to come out and say that they're refusing to date men if they aren't woke socialists etc, what more evidence do people need?
Men say the same shit*, and both men and women say it about whatever political views they don't like. That's 21st-century hyper-prescription in action.
* I haven't been on dating sites in years, but "if you like/hate Trump; if you like/hate cops; if you like/hate banks; if you like/hate abortion; if you like/hate Jesus, etc., we have nothing to talk about so keep it moving" has been out there forever. (I refer to dating sites because that's where you can see it in black & white.)
But most men would've just insulted me and called me a faggot instead of defending themselves.
I wasn't defending myself. I was responding. Those are different things.
And sure, maybe some men would've just called you dumb. What's that got to do with me?
It's not that, I don't think a man generally would have taken the comment to heart that much
Oh, I see. Yeah, no, I mainly like to think about things or think things through. Someone says something kind of interesting, and I think, "hmm, is that true?". Or might first think,"that's crap!" but then take a step back and actually walk through what they said and what I do think. Which is why I went through what I agreed with and didn't. And in the spirit of discussion, which I generally enjoy, tried to get to why.
My point was that a long reply (from me) doesn't mean I took anything "to heart," rather that it sparked a line of thought.
Men have to behave. Men have to not do X or Y. Women, they're like some cuddly speshul species that can do no harm, should be granted privileges, safety and so on.
Lol. Women have been being told to "behave" forever. I can't guarantee I'd find those
exact words in your posts (and I'm not going to go look), but half of your comments on women effectively say precisely that (...lol, I should've scrolled to the end of your paragraph for an example).
Are men and women the same or not?
Equality =/= same
A pound of feathers weighs exactly what a pound of rocks weighs. They are equal, but that doesn't mean they are the same.
Equality is about acknowledging equivalent value. It's not about pretending that one group is as a whole lesser in essential value (though of course individuals or their adopted points of view or conduct have varying levels of merit, both objectively and subjectively) or insisting that one group gets to define how the other should "behave." There's a difference between,"I envision to marrying a woman who wants to be a homemaker" and "women are too stupid/emotional to hold a real job and also should be pressing my pants, so therefore they should not be allowed [by us across-the-line superior sorts, who own the right to decide] to have one."
In any case, historically, men and women's social activities were segregated, and I think maybe there were a lot of good reasons for that that weren't "sexism" but "they're not the same."
It's contextual. A gynecologist's office is a reasonable place to say "it's only for women*"; a boardroom is not a reasonable counterpart place to say, "it's only for men." Some girls are good gamers; some men are good knitters. Both should be able to compete/participate in those things without being specifically targeted or excluded for things irrelevant to interest or skill. Men's clubs exist; women's clubs exist. That's different than general/subject-matter interest groups that aren't inherently based on sex.
The NFL is competitive; participants have to be able to hang at the competitive level. The type of competition means it's all men. But if some woman were able to compete at that level, she shouldn't be excluded purely because of her sex. And a woman participating in, say, a football discussion board, which has zero barriers to entry and requires nothing but interest, should be completely uncontroversial. (Not for nothing, but I've done so, and I know a lot more than many of the male fans do, and less than some. Should I be excluded? [Side note: most of those types of boards have a lot stricter rules about interaction, especially commenter-to-commenter ragging, and a lot more and prissier moderation, despite being 95% male, than you find here. Seems that not all men view being called/calling other guys a dick-eating nonce as an important identity point.])
*many men do go there, though, to accompany a woman, especially with a pregnant wife. I hate it, but whatever. And yes, I'm excluding the whole dumb trans-woman situation bc it's dunb.