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I meet bears and people in woods all the time, havenāt had a problem with either
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He is pragmatic and thinks about the worst case scenario. It's not that he assumes any man he meets will be hostile. He thinks this way because it's a loaded question by nature; pairing a known "scary/dangerous" animal with a man. The implication already exists that one of them WILL harm you, so since this is a forgone conclusion, he picks man, because he knows he might have a fighting chance IF that man were to attack him.
If this question was a fair one, I'd love to see these same women on tiktok posit the following question. "Alone in the forest -- would you rather encounter a black man or white man" and make the claim that isn't a racist question, just like how they claim it isn't a sexist one.
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A man, very simple question. No person is beating a bear, not all man are gonna attack you or do some bad thing to you as the question is implying.
It's preferable to have other human being in first place, it's preferable that have potencially more physical qualities to return back to society or just survival. So that's why at least if you're using the brain, the answer never is the bear
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Gotta agree with Alex
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@Clisare Neither I or your husband would ever think of attacking a women anywhere. How could you ask this question when he , I and 90% of men wouldn't either. Its just spreading fear for views and as a long time fan I am surprised
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In this scenario Alex is the bear!
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That isn't the question. The question is that you are supposed to ask what he'd prefer for YOU, if you were lost in the woods, or your daughter.
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The original question is which one you would prefer to be stuck with, in the woods. Implying a survival situation.
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Yea that question has been going around the question āwould you rather be in a forest with a bear or a random manā and woman say the bear but when you say āwould you rather be in the forest with a bear or a black manā the answer changes so fast because if you would rather a animal over a black man itās honestly insulting
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Can you kick a bear in the bollox? What would happen?
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But like a panda would be nice š„¹
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Solid answer
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With a bear a slight chance if I attack it first, but if it attacks me there is no chance for me.
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Lol he's got a point!!
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Alex, that was a superb answer!!!! Kudos!!!!
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or a frog the size of an elephant
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Itās simple, (Iām a guy btw)if the question is āstuckā in the woods, Iām choosing bear because statistically Bears will leave you alone. But if the question is āmeetā in the woods, Iām choosing man, I donāt care if Iām staring into the eyes of Jack the Ripper himself, I think I have a chance to fend him off, if you meet a bear in the woods weāve gotten past the argument theyāll leave you alone because now your in its face, it will attack and Iām sorry but Iām loosing that.
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you're asking a man... like, girl, missed the point by a mile
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Mine said bear because men are unpredictable
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@LindaC616
6 months ago
What about a frog the size of a bear, Alex?
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