No, but I would rather people, who are supposed to be on my side when it comes to the politics of the world, recognize that someone making a dad joke isn't actually a big issue and wouldn't get so flustered over something so trivial. Focus your energy on ACTUAL sexists.
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Just because something worse exists, doesn't mean you have to ignore the ‘lesser' issue. Also, while Colin may not be sexist it doesn't mean he cant act in a sexist way or at least say and do things that perpetuate negativity.
Sexism isnt just ”women are whores" or treating them like meat etc. it can also be enforcing gender stereotypes and normalising sexist jokes as we can see here.
Let me put it this way, if Colin had instead said something like ”get back to the kitchen", do you think it would be acceptable as a statement in public? As I said before, this wasn't a conversation between 2 friends who have a rapport and know the context behind a comment, this is on Twitter which is basically the same as shouting your opinion on the street corner.
This idea by the ‘anti-pc' crowd that asking people not to perpetuate harmful ideas that are rooted in bigotry and ignorance is somehow a bigger crime than actually doing said actions is both amazing and disgusting. Why is it so hard for some people to understand that people arguing with Colin et al are just asking you think of other people. Instead we have a bunch of narcissist, ignorant and in some cases possibly sociopathic people arguing that they should be able to do and say anything and that anyone getting upset are just delicate snowflakes and need to ‘man up'.
How about you ‘man up' and actually think of other people for once? No? oh ok then.
EDIT* On a side note, anyone who says ‘This is just a joke, damn some people these days' need to take a step back and realise that they sound exactly like the old racists who complain about immigrants/minorities ”In my day you used to be able to say whatever you wanted but now you have to actually think of others. The world has gone to shit"