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Whataboutery (or whataboutism) is a term often used by feminists to shutdown arguments made by MRAs.

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−	[[Whataboutery]] (or ''whataboutism'') is a term often used by feminists to shutdown arguments made by [[MRA]]s. This usually involves a feminist is claiming that an MRA is ''derailing'' a conversation by bringing up relevant issues that effect men. The definition provided in the Cambridge Dictionary uses just such an example:<ref>https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/whataboutism</ref>	+	[[Whataboutery]] (or ''whataboutism'') is a term often used by feminists to shutdown arguments made by [[MRA]]s. This usually involves a feminist is claiming that an MRA is ''derailing'' a conversation by bringing up relevant issues that effect men. The definition provided in the Cambridge Dictionary uses just such an example:<ref>https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/whataboutism</ref><ref>https://archive.is/muUKD</ref>

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−	Whataboutery (or whataboutism) is a term often used by feminists to shutdown arguments made by [[MRA]]s. This usually involves a feminist is claiming that an MRA is ''derailing'' a conversation by bringing up relevant issues that effect men. The definition provided in the Cambridge Dictionary uses just such an example:<ref>https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/whataboutism</ref>	+	[[Whataboutery]] (or ''whataboutism'') is a term often used by feminists to shutdown arguments made by [[MRA]]s. This usually involves a feminist is claiming that an MRA is ''derailing'' a conversation by bringing up relevant issues that effect men. The definition provided in the Cambridge Dictionary uses just such an example:<ref>https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/whataboutism</ref>

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−	Whataboutery (or whataboutism) is a term often used by feminists to shutdown arguments made by ~~MRAs~~. This usually involves a feminist is claiming that an MRA is ''derailing'' a conversation by bringing up relevant issues that effect men. The definition provided in the Cambridge Dictionary uses just such an example:<ref>https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/whataboutism</ref>	+	Whataboutery (or whataboutism) is a term often used by feminists to shutdown arguments made by [[MRA]]s. This usually involves a feminist is claiming that an MRA is ''derailing'' a conversation by bringing up relevant issues that effect men. The definition provided in the Cambridge Dictionary uses just such an example:<ref>https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/whataboutism</ref>

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−	Whataboutery (or whataboutism) is a term often used by feminists to shutdown arguments made by MRAs. The definition provided in the Cambridge Dictionary uses just such an example:<ref>https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/whataboutism</ref>	+	Whataboutery (or whataboutism) is a term often used by feminists to shutdown arguments made by MRAs. This usually involves a feminist is claiming that an MRA is ''derailing'' a conversation by bringing up relevant issues that effect men. The definition provided in the Cambridge Dictionary uses just such an example:<ref>https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/whataboutism</ref>

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	A Wikipedia article on the topic asserts that it is an informal fallacy but shows significant ideological bias and fails to establish the concept as part of modern philosophy.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism</ref>		A Wikipedia article on the topic asserts that it is an informal fallacy but shows significant ideological bias and fails to establish the concept as part of modern philosophy.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism</ref>
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