It is a shame articles like this imply that all men act this way, rather than a small subset of men. A better framing (avoiding psych words) might be "arseholes".
Does the concept of gentleman no longer exist?
Mind you, I have no expectations of quality reporting from The Guardian.
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It is a shame articles like this imply that all men act this way, rather than a small subset of men. A better framing (avoiding psych words) might be "arseholes".
Does the concept of gentleman no longer exist?
Mind you, I have no expectations of quality reporting from The Guardian.
It's not implying that at all.