Nor should anyone assume that a person has a guilty conscience when they refute a generalizations application to them self

I specifically love DAT N**GER F**KIN' MY ASS!!!!!

Ok thank you. To me those are ALL stereotypes. In my opinion and from what I have seen, people that generalize and stereotype are simply ignorant. Again though that's not a generalization of ALL PEOPLE that generalize. It is only from what I have experienced with those that do

Looking for a good battle

Now if some say "YOU" (referring DIRECTLY to me and start talking crazy then it's NO LONGER a generalization

The reason why there are so many black males in prison is because they
can't control their abusive and violent tempers.

When are you going back?

a lot if assumption going on in your last post to me.
You assume that telling a person they are acting like something and telling them they in fact are that thing are two entirely different things. They aren't. You assume that I was upset when I made a request that you do not use pet names, I just wanted to make you aware of your lack of respect. You assume my notions are preconceived when in fact they are based on prior "run ins" with them above named. You assume I knew who created this thread prior to opening it. Finally, you assume I was in here looking for a fight simply because I posted my response to the original post and then responded again with intellectual, non-bashing, conversation. Though I was not afford the same respect.
As you can see, your assumptions are wrong, much like many of the generalizations I have seen you make over the last couple of years.

You two are a hoot.

It was not an attack when I "respectfully requested" you to not call me baby. Moreover, the term baby when used with a person of the opposite sex is a term of endearment. (There's a generalization for you.)

The definition of GENERALIZATION does not once say that it is the polled opinion of the masses. Here is the official definition:
Definitions of
generalization

n the process of formulating general concepts by abstracting common properties of instances

n reasoning from detailed facts to general principles

n response learned to one stimulus to a similar stimulus

n an idea or conclusion having general application


It also starts the page saying the following:
Taking something specific and applying it more broadly is making a generalization. It's a generalization to say all dogs chase squirrels. A generalization is taking one or a few facts and making a broader, more universal statement. If all the girls you know play with dolls, you might make the generalization that all girls play with dolls. Scientists try to make generalizations based on research — the more data they have, the more accurate the generalization. Generalizations can be similar to stereotypes in that they are sometimes wrong and harmful. Usually, it's best to stick with specifics and avoid generalizations.

When you said:
Quote from dark_gable0585:
ok I see you saying that I'm being bias can you please explain why

I said:
not being, as in presently. I have seen you make many a biased and generalised statement about "women".

Bias is not just bad. It is a prejudice in favor of or against; usually in a way considered to be unfair.

Then you asked:
Quote from dark_gable0585: @heart can you give me an example where I'm being bias

And I replied:
Quote from deaf_heart: and while you say "in general" in this generalization, it is still a biased opinion based on people you personally know.

And yes, I had to go look at your post to find it because it isn't like I keep notes or tabs on people I am not a parent of.

Then when I_got_attitude came back in you say:
Quote from dark_gable0585:and she didn't explain why.....its like me calling you a b*tch(just a example)...you asked why did i called you that and I say "oh it's because of what you said" it doesn't make any sense

That is, in part, why you are a hoot. Couple that with you bringing up "shame tactics" when I stated a person who states they are not one in the same as a generalization is not due to guilty conscious.

Are there shifty, shitty, women out there? Most definitely. Can you truthfully generalize, with implication to the majority, that they are only after a man's money or government handouts? No. I have encounter many a woman not like that, myself included. Though I can agree I too have encountered many a woman as you describe.

Yes, actually I do

As I said, I've encountered both sides of the proverbial coin. Which is why I do my best not to generalize an entire gender, race, or group. I also use quantifying words.

When the generalization is "single moms are only after their baby daddies paycheck" or "single moms choose not to work because they get more money from the state and/or the baby daddy" or even "women want their man to pay for everything but don't want to put in the effort at home to keep him happy" they are negative. Where is the positive in that.
Generalization itself does not have to be negative, I agree. But the generalizations, as point out by I_got_attitude, that get the most flack are of the negative persuasion.

I'm sorry bruh but that's not true! Her sexual experiences with a woman or two is from a WOMAN'S perspective, through a WOMAN'S eyes and about what a WOMEN expects. NOT from, as or about what MAN sees and expects.

Her licking up on other women makes her NO CLOSER to understanding or knowing what a man needs in his relationship NO MOTE than a man wanting to stay home and be a home maker means he understands what it's like to be PREGNANT!

The proof to what I'm saying is [b%]deaf[*/b] start talking about being bias and unfair to women. If she had a f**king CLUE as to how Bias and Unfair this govt, legal system, women and society in general is toward men she wouldn't open her mouth to say some shit like that.

She's probably the type that'll say "If a woman puts her hands on a man and he knock her on her a** then HES ERONG, SHES THE VICTIM and he should go to jail while she go back to live in HIS house.

When the generalization is "single moms are only after their baby daddies paycheck" or "single moms choose not to work because they get more money from the state and/or the baby daddy" or even "women want their man to pay for everything but don't want to put in the effort at home to keep him happy" they are negative. Where is the positive in that.
Generalization itself does not have to be negative, I agree. But the generalizations, as point out by I_got_attitude, that get the most flack are of the negative persuasion.

So another thread about finding someone to challenge your Godly authority
and when 'how dare they' they do you get to make up all kinds of shit about
them and textually abuse them.

How original

Doc, you redefined feminism to suit your own emotional needs.

Your thread is more about your own hypocrisy than generalizations.

1. Do you believe everything you read in a book??

2. Do you believe anything the gov't says without question??

3. Have you EVER disagreed with WOMEN or expressed an opinion that WOMEN wouldn't like on a serious subject in this forum??

Oh my. Now I am confused. The premise of the thread was ...

1.Generalization does not mean all.

I agreed.

2. Guilty conscious is had by those who disagree with a generalization because they have been "called out".

I disagree, on the basis that some who disagree would rather not be lumped into the generalization.

3. Hypocrisy is a tactic used by people of a guilty concious as a sud attack.

Again I disagree, while hypocrisy is alive and well it is the act of saying on thing and doing another. It .isn't a tactic of a guilty conconcious. And it isn't argue with the good, but not the bad.

No where in any of that was that the implied premise of the thread that women don't argue the good but they do the bad. As for the generalization that women will take the good and fight the bad ... have you never disagreed with a boss on an evaluation because you felt it was not quite what you deserved. If you have, then you are biased in your generalization of your own accord ... But truth be told men will argue the negative generalizations as well.

Do we have a problem, Gable?

Ok ok well tell me this...

What's the difference between a stereotype and generalization?? Bcuz stereotypes are based off the same premise. It's just that the words stereotype is MOSTLY in negative scenarios and Generalizations are MOSTLY used without malicious intent.

Generalizations are CLSIMED to be used maliciously by women when they're hearing something "They Don't Like!"

Come on smile and show us those slimy grey gums
you sunken gilled dip shit

That's cool. I just don't see how generalizing, without making it clear it's based on ones viewpoint is positive but so be it. No big thing