denied that she acted improperly and rejected calls for a formal explanation of her decision.

wtf 😂

How can you pardon a child rapist and then just decline to give a proper reason…

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Okay, you’re obviously just looking for an argument at this point.

I’m not your enemy, I just ask that you reflect on what I’ve said. You don’t have to, but being open minded and showing compassion are supposedly the cornerstone of the left.

Thanks for proving my point, what have I said that’s bad?

I want to be treated fairly and based on how I act, and yet I don’t get that.

You’ve tried to tell me that I do act like that, despite the fact you have absolutely nothing to back that up… The exact problem.

Again, just disregarding how men feel, where does that get us?

I absolutely do not act in the way that men are accused of, but blanket statements about “MeN BaD” are so frequent and widely accepted, and it’s just ignored or even praised.

So you don’t think there are any issues with how men are treated on the left?

As progressive as the left can be, men have been left behind and are still often expected to ‘just be a man’, while dealing with double standards and sometimes being treated like they’re inherently bad.

Edit: Copying what vzq has said to me for visibility, as this is the exact problem. Do I sound like the angry toddler in this discussion?

“I want to be treated fairly and based on how I act, and yet I don’t get that.” You are being treated based on how act. You act like a spoiled toddler that thinks he’s owed some consideration by strangers.

What does this even have to do with the BBC?

It’s an Ofcom decision regarding Channel 4’s board…