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| 1 | Need help talking to ”redpilled” highschoolersThose are good points. It depends on the job, and it depends on the context, although exceptions are generally not the rule for a reason. I agree that many cultural qualities are less innate than imagined and more a happening of circumstance. [This is the end of the outward facing comment- it goes inward from here]. At the moment, I still think naturally occurring sexual dimorphism in mammals is tough to ignore as a predictive variable ("naturally" defined as differences in development given ide… | /r/ExRedPill | 26/08/22 08:25 PM |
| 1 | Need help talking to ”redpilled” highschoolers(I was processing ideas here. I'm not trying to have a debate here- more of just externalizing and organizing ideas that were floating around). I understand what you are saying- those are helpful clarifications of the frame. I think I have a rough understanding of intersectionality and the general angle of approach for modern feminism. However, I do not gravitate towards it as a primary descriptive frame. I was more or less replicating how I see these semantics used in the wild against what I wo… | /r/ExRedPill | 26/08/22 12:49 PM |
| 1 | Need help talking to ”redpilled” highschoolersFirst, it is a generalized statement not focused on being applied to any individual. Generally, the "women need men" talking point is used to bring attention to the idea that men run more "invisible" work on large-scale societal infrastructure (piping, electricity, maintenance, machinery, roads, building, etc.). This is related to their physical abilities and innate dispositions. The idea emerged as a counterpoint to the feminist notion of "not needing men", which explains part of its unidirecti… | /r/ExRedPill | 26/08/22 03:43 AM |
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