what is so hard to understand about this? the fact that there are women who don't think it matters doesn't mean that the women who do think it matters can be ignored
If someone has a problem with it, them
they can speak up. They don't need someone that's not even in there group to be offended for them. It's also the fact that you immediately dismissed someone as "trash" that I have a problem with.
you're defending someone who did
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no, context just doesn't matter
There are words with literally hundreds of definitions. Which definition applies depends on the context, it absolutely does matter.
The definition you're making such a huge fuss about is literally just a synonym for complain. If you want to be a social justice warrior go find someone who is actually bashing women.
it's oppressive. not debatable.
Offensive, yes. Oppressive, no.
The word "monday" is oppressive because it was used as a replacement for names by people who deemed them unworthy of names
"Bitch" has no such history. A link you posted directly addresses the original meaning; it's not an oppressive meaning. Additionally, here's a few snippets from the very same links you posted:
it can indicate a strong or assertive woman
Doesn't sound oppressive at all, quite the opposite
When used with a positive qualifier (good, funny, clever, etc.) in Britain, New Zealand and Australia, it can convey a positive sense of the object or person referred to
Hmm. Interesting.
If you're going to argue that the use of the word "bitch" is wrong regardless of the context, then I'm just going to reply with eight pages of search results of you using the word yourself (I don't know how to link it directly, sorry)
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