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And how has that worked for you so far?

You picked a (bad for me) example, because there is no way I want to step into that fight. For one, I'm a man. I do not believe I have any right whatsoever to tell a woman what to do with her own body. Instead I respect what the strong women in my life think and go with that.

But it still comes down to: how has that worked for you so far? Because I don't think it has changed a single law and I doubt it has changed many minds.

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Two points:

1. If I knew how to make people mind their own business and act halfway decent to each other I wouldn't be an anthroskeptic semi-hermit living alone (other than a dog) in the North Cascades – but then greater minds than mine have tried and failed at exactly this

2. Saying, "Fuck off!" has a tendency to end conversations and escalate tension, meaning it is not very useful as a persuasion technique