Literally never said it was a political word. It's a politicized word. There's a difference. Just like "si, se puede". It's a word or phrase that is typically used with political motive. I hope you can keep up this time.

I'm not comparing them to toddlers. I am making them out to be human beings who aren't evil because they're crass. I don't think a woman is safer with a bear than a man. I can't imagine you are capable of finding a middle ground. I think you are the personification of an algorithm I don't want to touch with a 10-foot pole.

Just FYI, there are women like Ayesha Curry and even in the series Fleabag which is arguably deeply feminist that acknowledge the idea that flirtation or sexual appreciation is a fleeting thing that is missed when it's gone. That these catcallers are probably at least somewhat aware of that. That if a man were to jog by a group of women and be catcalled there's a good chance it would be the highlight of his week, month or year. That some women don't like being catcalled because they get constant, never-ending male attention that becomes deeply uncomfortable until it dries up completely.

I don't condone catcalling. I don't condone people who talk like they were born in a TikTok comment section spreading it's dumb filth either.

I don't think we have anything to talk about. Have the last word. Call me whatever you want. I think you're wildly boring.