Comments on: Gender Equality is Here, and Other Media Myths that Keep Unconscious Bias Alive

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uberVU - social comments — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 12:04:30 +0000

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By: Kiuku

Kiuku — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 03:01:11 +0000

I don’t know Janis. I think it’s the backlash. Women seem “ok” with a lot of things men do, because they blame themselves for men’s actions; think if they keep themselves in line, and other women in line, then the men will be everything that they portray themselves to be: valient leaders etc, good. And it’s just not the case. Feminism has made a lot of headway, but we’ve been infiltrated. And now people think it’s ok to hate women. I mean men here in America, they really hate women. It’s aweful. In the workplace it’s aweful. In the home it’s aweful. In the media it’s aweful. I mean the Economist runs some aweful pieces on Evo Psych, and I can just see priveleged and self-entitled middle aged white men with wives reading every word of it like the bible, then Time magazine runs an aweful piece on how parents pass on genes to their children, only it was about how parents in general pass genes onto children yet the title of the piece was “How Fathers influence genes in their Sons” and it has nothing at all to do with father’s and sons. On the streets and commerce it’s actually ok as long as you just ignore everyone.

But I’m now realizing, after Mary Daly’s death, and reading some of her works. Man, she’s right. It’s like a global borg conspiracy. SOMETHING is up with this. It’s not right, and it’s hte opposite of what men have been telling us. Men have been making women a derivation of men, and men the default, through brain washing, telling us we are the more gracile and weak sex. When it’s the opposite. We have twice as many genes as they do. X genes can recombine. Men are subject ot mutanagenic death. Their genes cannot recombine along the Y chromosome. Their genes cannot recombine with the X chromosome. They’ve been trying to experiment, trying to recombine the Y with the X: FAIL.

By: Janis

Janis — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 18:21:34 +0000

Post-feminism is another way of saying that women ahve achieved as much equality at they themselves want, and they’re happy to let the menfolk have the rest.

After 2008/2009, I’m not so sure they’re wrong anymore. Women can be real morons — so can men. But at least their moronic inertia leaves THEM on the top shelf, dunnit?

By: Kiuku

Kiuku — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 19:12:37 +0000

I just came up with the solution. Any man caught in the act of discriminating against a woman, or holding a prejudice which results in an unfair burden toward her, after a fair hearing, is expatriated, preferably to the Middle East, where his views will be tolerated and he can live in a system that supports that kind of thing, because the American dream does not. And I’m pretty sure that none of these guys have really done a goddamn thing for America.

By: Kiuku

Kiuku — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 18:49:09 +0000

The language used in the writing has more of an impact, than the point does. Such as using the words “invading.” The article has the presumption of praising women for achievements, but has the very opposite effect on the men (and women) reading it.

Now I can tell you that there are a lot of hard working women who are not having kids, because their salaries don’t support it. Add onto that that women have to put forth an enormous effort to counteract the misogyny of the general mass. I mean men have basically admitted that when they see a woman, already they don’t like her, and have a small predetermined set of labels or models that she must fall under. Some of those models are: flake, incompetent, inexperienced, chatty. I’m sure women can add onto this list. So the woman has to constantly work to counteract this, and sometimes it’s not enough. I’ve seen men suffer from selective amnesia, and completely ignore a woman’s experience, or education, as if it never even happened, though they’ve looked at her resume. It’s like they don’t want to believe it so they don’t. I’ve seen men who wont’ work with a woman, but when she does good work, ask her to do theirs for him, even though they are well aware they make more money than her: secretary syndrome. It’s so strange. But this is what women are up against in the work place. I, of course, want all the discriminatory bastards out of my country because I see what it is doing to our economy. The only thing that will fix this is harder and more strict laws against discrimination.