pirate-blues said:

setb said:

Rustifer said:

Like this.





Really hard.

This is going to be an excellent 20+ page argument.

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Muh patriarchy

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God, I watched the video where miss thing up there was featured in and was appalled.


Third wave feminism does not sit well with me. I consider myself a secular humanist/egalitarian, I think that there are certain parts of the world where women are treated horrendously and it's in those places where things are so disportionate between genders that feminism is really accomplishing big things. Research has shown that when un-industrialized nations that provide women with access to education have greater success because those values and teachings are highly likely to be retained within the community and past down to future generations and those are places that make me recognize the importance of the feminisms core value.


Unfortunately I feel that third-wave feminism has essentially gone full circle and that they are actually furthering the victim mentality among young women and that the culture of hyper-sensitivity(TRIGGER WARNING) and excessive political correctness that crosses over into ostracizing minority demographics does way more harm than good.

I think it's important that there was is a specific group geared towards issues that women are unique in facing - but I think men should have the same kind of open and forthcoming discussion because they too have unique issues and suffer from discrimination that is unique to being male.


I wouldn't touch a women's studies class with a ten foot pole, personally. I think most women who identify as feminist are not radical and merely believe in independence and equality, but in academic circles feminism gets really really fucking crazy.

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Prisoner#1 said:

evenbreak said:

Real talk guys... the general consensus among top sociologists seem to be that we live in a patriarchy where women are at a much greater disadvantage and men hold all the power.

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I have more faith in what scientologists have to say

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Shroomism said:

pirate-blues said:

setb said:

Rustifer said:

Like this.





Really hard.

This is going to be an excellent 20+ page argument.

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Muh patriarchy

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God, I watched the video where miss thing up there was featured in and was appalled.


Third wave feminism does not sit well with me. I consider myself a secular humanist/egalitarian, I think that there are certain parts of the world where women are treated horrendously and it's in those places where things are so disportionate between genders that feminism is really accomplishing big things. Research has shown that when un-industrialized nations that provide women with access to education have greater success because those values and teachings are highly likely to be retained within the community and past down to future generations and those are places that make me recognize the importance of the feminisms core value.


Unfortunately I feel that third-wave feminism has essentially gone full circle and that they are actually furthering the victim mentality among young women and that the culture of hyper-sensitivity(TRIGGER WARNING) and excessive political correctness that crosses over into ostracizing minority demographics does way more harm than good.

I think it's important that there was is a specific group geared towards issues that women are unique in facing - but I think men should have the same kind of open and forthcoming discussion because they too have unique issues and suffer from discrimination that is unique to being male.


I wouldn't touch a women's studies class with a ten foot pole, personally. I think most women who identify as feminist are not radical and merely believe in independence and equality, but in academic circles feminism gets really really fucking crazy.

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In the end, the only predator on the campus of UVA at that time was Sabrina Erdely.

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Stonehenge said:

>socially I think men have more power or respect.

Respect has to be earned, it can't be legislated by politicians. Power flows from accomplishments and respect earned.

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