Because of the behaviour of both male and female participators in this "discussion", I don't know to whom Charles Arthur refers to as sexist. The men act like typical chauvinistic males as one would call them, and the women sounds very entitled and arrogant, spouting typical feminist nonsense. Both are in the wrong, one maybe more than the other.
In any case, this doesn't really fit on HN I think.
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Because of the behaviour of both male and female participators in this "discussion", I don't know to whom Charles Arthur refers to as sexist. The men act like typical chauvinistic males as one would call them, and the women sounds very entitled and arrogant, spouting typical feminist nonsense. Both are in the wrong, one maybe more than the other.
In any case, this doesn't really fit on HN I think.