Frownland

I just explained it about three times. Get it through he head that you only think it's biased because you're biased.

The problems the bill intends to solve are biased too since they affect one gender far more than the other. So I guess by that nature it is biased but the bill in itself is not.

Have one of those analogies you're so fond of:
Say there was a bill trying to combat the rising number of hate crimes towards Muslims. If Christianity isn't mentioned in the bill despite hate crimes towards Christians being rare, is it biased towards Christians?

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