StevieSmall999 Archive

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1	ask your counsellor if she is a feminist? To each their own I guess? Turns out the sub is just not for me	/r/MensRights	11/11/22 08:49 AM
1	My gender studies course required us to write about the wage gap, and I pointed out that empirically it is complete nonsense. My professor more or less told me I shouldnt use empirical data to determine the wage gap or issues of gender inequality This is very true	/r/MensRights	29/10/22 05:30 PM
2	My gender studies course required us to write about the wage gap, and I pointed out that empirically it is complete nonsense. My professor more or less told me I shouldnt use empirical data to determine the wage gap or issues of gender inequality Your summation is exactly what I'm planning to write the paper on	/r/MensRights	29/10/22 01:55 PM
-3	My gender studies course required us to write about the wage gap, and I pointed out that empirically it is complete nonsense. My professor more or less told me I shouldnt use empirical data to determine the wage gap or issues of gender inequality Hmmm, I would write a paper on the sex/gender pay-gap as you see it. Site your references correctly, don't take partial references (i.e. where the part proves your point even if the whole, in context does not), you have an opportunity to show and share a new perspective. I do believe a gender pay-gap still exists, however, it's cause is different now, originally it WAS a sexist thing, that women couldn't possibly do the same job, to the same standard as a man. Now, as I'm setting out to write a …	/r/MensRights	29/10/22 01:30 PM
3	Question for all fellow men There is a female villain as well, she (Titania) is just not the "main" villain in the finale and even though Jen is a hulk the series isn't "she-hulk smash!". Men have been villains in movies since the dawn of Hollywood, random Brits, Arabs, for a long time there was always a "type" of villain. But, Hollywood (and Disney/Marvel) have excellently moved away from that giving contextual villains that make sense in the story, she-hulk has that. Marvel are doing better with the diversity of villains…	/r/MensRights	25/10/22 04:04 AM
4	Question for all fellow men That was a quick response, and I think i skirted your question a little so here goes: The series is alright, lawyer-comedy and it works and is generally quite entertaining, Jen is contextually funny and the 4th wall breaking works quite nicely. The she-hulk effects aren't incredible (wahey) but, they don't throw you out of the moment or episode. She-hulk does touch on sexism, some of it is a bit eye roll-y, some made me think for a bit. Sexism is an undercurrent for the series with the climax be…	/r/MensRights	25/10/22 03:43 AM
-3	Question for all fellow men I thought it was an absolute blast! Started off a bit hit and miss, finale may not have pressed all the right buttons, but I thought it was clever for overall and enjoyed the humor	/r/MensRights	25/10/22 03:19 AM
1	ask your counsellor if she is a feminist? Hmmmm, so I've gone away and had a think about this, I was genuinely concerned that I was in the True Scotsman Fallacy area of debate and, that's an annoying place to be because nothing advances. However after going over that a few times and the situation, I'm not sure it quite applies here due to the context of the scenarios, and let me try to explain why with two sets of examples: Set 1: A Scotsman is defined (or meets the criteria of) having at least 1 Scottish national as a parent, or for si…	/r/MensRights	20/10/22 11:52 AM
-2	ask your counsellor if she is a feminist? The definition is the definition, how people act in its name is up to them. Like Muslims and the 9/11 terrorists. The terrorists did it for Islam but it's not what Islam stands for. Feminism at its definition and core is a part of egalitarianism, they are just advocating the female perspective, like the men and women in men's rights are advocating the male perspective. But we know individuals can be corrupted and misled, but I do believe that it stands you cant be a egalitarian without being a f…	/r/MensRights	19/10/22 11:55 AM
1	ask your counsellor if she is a feminist? I said it was a stretch to say that a feminist wouldn't advocate for men's rights. Being a feminist and a men's right activist are NOT mutually exclusive. Feminism is about bringing women's rights to the same level as men's where they fall short and men's right activists are doing the same in the opposite direction. But, being one doesn't prevent you from being the other. The ultimate goal of both, is to be equal to each other, treated fairly and have an equal opportunity. To be a real egalitari…	/r/MensRights	19/10/22 11:23 AM
-1	ask your counsellor if she is a feminist? I think that's a stretch given the definition finished with "equality of the sexes"	/r/MensRights	19/10/22 08:34 AM
-5	ask your counsellor if she is a feminist? It's got a broad degree of accepted interpretation to be fair. A feminist is defined as someone who supports feminism, feminism is defined by "the advocacy of women's rights on the ground of the equality of the sexes." A definition which I fall under and I'm sure many here do. A man hater or a female supremacist may consider themselves feminists too, but they aren't because they don't want equality of the sexes. Should you ask her if she is a feminist? No. Should you occasionally challenge preco…	/r/MensRights	19/10/22 05:23 AM
-7	The main thing about incels is that their life is literally harder than everyone else's. In the purest sense. Incel, noun - a member of an online community of young men who consider themselves unable to attract women sexually, typically associated with views that are hostile towards women and men who are sexually active. So ignoring the last bit about being hostile. Because that's not helpful at all "Who consider themselves" - at its purest definition, an Incel is their own worst enemy. You sight mental health issues as a reason for having it harder, depression and anxiety most likely in the scope of yo…	/r/MensRights	01/10/22 08:58 AM
0	Casual sex - record to avoid accusations? In this context, it is definitely ethically wrong to record someone without their knowledge or consent (particularly video). An audio recording is probably sufficient if you're genuinely concerned about a false rape accusation, like ask them to state name and that they're consenting to intercourse on this date. It is a bit extreme to do this in my perspective, but it massively depends on the culture in your area.	/r/MensRights	24/09/22 01:04 PM