School digitally edits yearbook photos - young women's clothing choices judged

[Solid Snake]

I'm just as fond of the incredibly ludicrously depressing notion that as Men we somehow belong to this sacred, mystical "Men's Club" in which it is apparently our sworn sacred duty to defend the reputation of men at all times and in all circumstances, because any time anything is ever men's fault it necessarily implicates all of us and destroys our precious little boy's clubhouse.

Christ, I'm the only lawyer here, but a few of you just seem in this perpetual mentality as attorneys advocating for men everywhere.

It's particularly hysterical when, in certain conversations about misogyny like this one, it's equally misogynistic regardless of the gender of the perpetrators, so even if women were directly responsible for making the decision, it's still patriarchy's fault and it's still a decision made for the benefit of men, but no, the important thing here to RMB is that we don't blame men as instigators of the specific incident in question.

Like fuck, there's no "Team Men" out there that we're [all men here, at least] all a part of by virtue of our gender identity, and we don't lose any fucking points as people for holding men accountable when men are objectively responsible for bullshit.