The writer expressed the incendiary words about the manifesto of the movement of which he is the leader, “Yellows for Chile”, while trying to clarify his position on various issues.
The CNN Chile journalist, Mónica Rincónrefuted on twitter the sayings of Cristian Warnken, leader of “Yellows for Chile”made in the morning of Canal 13, Tu Día.
During the morning of this Tuesday, the writer spoke with the morning about the manifesto made by the group he represents. On the Warnken show he said “a judge cannot be biased or sexist or feminist”.
That comment was the one that caused Rincón’s questioning in the aforementioned social network. There the journalist declared: “Unusual that in the XXI century public actors like Warken follow equating machismo and feminism”.
Then the communicator clarified: “Feminism: seek equality = avoid bias” and the “machismo: perpetual inequality”, he explained.
“They are not equivalent. They are not two sides of the same unfair currency”, concluded Mónica Rincón about Warnken’s sayings.
Unusual that in the XXI century public actors like Warken continue to equate machismo and feminism
FEMINISM: seek equality = avoid bias
MACHISMO: perpetual inequality
They are not equivalent
They are not two sides of the same unfair coin pic.twitter.com/URIz2lNTCT– Monica Rincón González (@tv_monica) February 22, 2022
However, his questions did not end there. In a new tweet, the journalist responded and specified some concepts about the same post.
“Obviously you can discuss whether it is good that the Gender Approach is enshrined in the Constitution and whether the concept is adequate (I think it is)” he said and then continued: “But equating machismo and feminism is going over 3 towns”
In another response tweet, the communicator clarified what she was referring to with the concept: “Gender approach in any area of life It’s not favoring womens but to avoid being harmed for being so. basically avoid machismo”.
The sayings of Cristian Warnken that were questioned by Mónica Rincón, are born from the manifesto made by the collective “Yellows for Chile”, made up of great personalities from politics and science.
In that two-page document, the “Yellows” question the constituent process, advocating that it seeks “refound from scratch” the country. For this reason its leader, Warnken, has been in the spotlight since its publication.