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Originally Posted by Amorsite
No it does not, in fact, no sort of pursuing intentions are mentioned at all. It rather says there is a double standard putting men a year behind women in their lives/careers by default.
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And a woman is put behind in her "life/career" for years by being impregnated. I don't regard pregnancy as a burden, nor should men regard compulsary service as one.
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I´m not sure what your definition of harass is, but sexual harassment is punished by law. A second class citizen is a citizen to whom the law grants less priviledges in my book.
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You're living in books, that's your problem I think. Think realistically. Somehow I'm above them in the law yet they still treat me like an object, like something to seduce, have sex with, and then throw away for the next woman to come along? I know this isn't all men.
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Typical feminist argument of women making less money because of "sexism". Here is something to consider: "women makng less money is rather related to earning less and not some male conspiracy that sort of auto-proves itself by mentioning women win less".
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Ummmm... so earning less for doing the exact same bloody job is okay? Seriously? What planet do you live on?!
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So more men prefer Medicine than women. In College I expect Algebra and Calculus teachers to be female for example, design careers have also a clear female majority. This doesnt prove discrimination, just a preference for certain areas.
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No! You didn't get the point! ,-, A Doctor does not have to be a MEDICAL doctor, they can also have a doctorate in another subject. A PhD is not in medicine, that's an MD. And on the medical question... I work in the medical department of a bookshop and I'd say the mix of the sexes is rather even with more men in emergency medicine, (plastic) surgery, and perhaps more "extreme disciplines", whereas women are often in pediatrics, family medicine, and maybe more "mild" disciplines. Also, Nursing is evenly divided amongst the sexes. This is in terms of the book-buying students and public.
Most math professors are male. In fact, most of my professors were male. Out of around 14 professors, 4 were female. 10 were male. ^^ TAs? One female, the rest male.
I can't say much on design because I don't go to an arts college like OCAD.
Women tend to be more in languages or humanities, though the sciences have a relatively even mixture with more women in life sciences (and others that lead into medicine) than in computer sciences, for example.
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An unfair assesment of my previous posts, which in my opinion were fair and raised valid points.
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By saying women are always above men bla bla bla, to me, it's not really valid, and to me, you just seem to hate women. But maybe I'm just reading it wrong.
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I dont know what "objectification" is supposed to be, but if treating women as desirable is considered objectification, it doesnt imply discrimination of any sort. And again this is all about laws and not percieved societal phenomena.
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Objectification is treating a woman or a man like a sexual object, basically, and ignoring their humanity. It isn't treating women (or men) as desirable in a positive manner. It implies discrimination.
Laws and real life ("Perceived" (as in OBSERVED) societal phenomena) are two sides of the coin. Laws don't really apply in real life and often events occur that go against what you perceive to be the norm. Maybe you should go outside and watch people in a city, especially on the metro.
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So there is a single adverisiment with a possible rape suggestion, what does this have to do with the everyday man who may not even be interested in the product advertised?
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They were examples. Do you want me to scan in a bunch of advertisments of such nature? In every advertisment I see in a magazine directed towards both genders, for example, men are usually in a dominative position. I can scan them once I unpack my computer.
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I dont see any "submision" there.
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Look at her face. She's clearly submitting. The man is between her legs, for chrissakes.
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No, the point of the advertisement seems to be: men like women more than cars, but this car is so good the man prefers looking at it rather than the woman.
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Different interpretations, but why wouldn't it be a woman who likes men more than cars, but thinks that this car is so good that the women prefers looking at it rather than the man? Honestly, it's so ludicrous-- the whole concept is that the woman is unimportant when compared to an inanimate lump of steel and plastic.
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There is a quota for males? In which country?
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Well if there's a quota for women, logically the rest of the group will be made of males (i.e. a quota of males)
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Just a few examples of practical anti male discrimination
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Cause it all is regarded as negative...? Women weren't even allowed to attend school or uni up until relatively recent times. Sure, not all deserve to go, but many drop out anyways.
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No, the whole elite moves in the same direction. If students were told in campuses that feminism was nonsense there would not be an approval or toleration of it, it is important that there is an agreement in the establishment institutions.
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Which elite? The university professors? Hardly elites, elites utilise social engineering to go to the top, maybe sometimes a professor but not usually.
Students aren't sheep, they won't always listen to what is said to them by the professor except to write it down to write on the exam because what you write on an exam (the professor's opinion) isn't necessarily your own.
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So your "point" is that women can be victims of unjustice. Anyone can be, only men are treated unjustly against by default.
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Men are not treated unjustly against by default. I don't see how quotas cause this whole movement for men to be treated like dirt when they clearly have a socially dominative position.
Go outside and meet people, observe socially, and then come back and talk about this.