wilburforce wrote:
When men (or women, because women contribute to it too) are being sexist towards me, when they say or do something sexist to me that makes my life harder and more stressful, I don't really care if they actively hate women or not--I only care that they are being sexist to me and making my life harder. Their intentions don't matter to me, the impact of their actions on me is what matters to me. You can not actively hate women and still contribute to sexism and making women's lives harder.
If you're bullying me because you hate me or bullying me because you think it's amusing, either way you are bullying me and I want it to stop. One's intentions matter less than the consequences of one's actions. This is a reality that everyone has to deal with if they are not a sociopath completely lacking empathy: whatever your intentions, your actions towards others have consequences, and dealing with and being responsible for those consequences is called being an adult.
No one denying Trump's idiocy. But sexist is a strong word to through towards someone. I think all of your grievances are legitimate and I certainly don't like Trump.
But the thing I think intent defines a person's thinking not actions. Intentions define what the person ultimately wants to do. Actions are just the result of it.
I personally like it that people like you are not afraid to bash Trump. I think we need people like you to show that those kinds of behaviours are bad.
He is the definition of sexist. In the dictonary under the word sexist, it says see "Trump, Donald J."