Manspreading vs Trumpspreading

"Yes, it has".

When someone says an action is offensive these days, the offending party doesn't get to argue that his actions are not offensive. It is strange we are told to abide in silly exchanges like how we sit on a train with our legs at more than say a 15 degree angle - (see the discussion about restrictions on the way men sit aka manspreading). When it comes to international engagement, important issues like war vs peace and millions of dollars of dangerous weaponry, and lives at stake, we are easily convinced the complainant is talking nonsense.

The war-games are provocative. This has been stated time and again by the DPRK. Public opinion seems to dismiss these complaints as nonsense. It is very strange.

On the issue of womanmakeupping, I find THAT offensive. I don't clip my nails, use an electric razor, brush my hair while knocking my elbows against others, and flicking flakes of dandruff and long strands of hair around onto my fellow commuters (partly because my head is shaved) but I don't see a campaign to reign in this irritating and disgusting behavior most women are guilty of. Just my thoughts. What are yours?