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| 8 | Successful English businesswoman in TV interview tries to explain that gender pay gap is a myth & women should stop playing the victim; female co-presenters shut her down & cling to their fake victimhood.Hmmm. So you're saying as the supply of skilled labor available increases in a profession the price of that labor drops?? Wow, this is a revelation indeed. If only someone could come up with a snappy name for it.. Something like the rule of stuff wanted and stuff available or perhaps something snappier... | /r/MensRights | 15/04/18 09:20 PM |
| 7 | Successful English businesswoman in TV interview tries to explain that gender pay gap is a myth & women should stop playing the victim; female co-presenters shut her down & cling to their fake victimhood.Hahaha. What are you talking about? Women being seen as "inferior" is intrinsic in most of these developing countries. They might not be seen as "inferior" in these subjects but they are in most of public life. So where does that leave your rape culture, I'm sorry I mean your "STEM culture is toxic to the poor women" narrative? If women in developing countries can succeed at STEM despite being seen as second class citizens in their own countries what excuse do first worlders have for their women… | /r/MensRights | 15/04/18 09:13 PM |
| 10 | Successful English businesswoman in TV interview tries to explain that gender pay gap is a myth & women should stop playing the victim; female co-presenters shut her down & cling to their fake victimhood.Leaving aside the fact that this is one study done in one country. Also leaving aside the fact that the social "sciences" themselves are indeed infested with cultural Marxists, the results of this study are not the proof you want them to be. It implies the exams were identical except for the graders. Rather, the exams were a year apart, 1st a standardized national test in 5th grade (graded by an agency), then "internal exams… in the middle of 6th grade" (graded by teachers). So: quite likely not… | /r/MensRights | 15/04/18 08:57 PM |
| 5 | Successful English businesswoman in TV interview tries to explain that gender pay gap is a myth & women should stop playing the victim; female co-presenters shut her down & cling to their fake victimhood.Yet women in the developing world seemingly have the balls to go into STEM in vastly higher numbers than the daughters of first world feminism. Very strange.... | /r/MensRights | 15/04/18 08:10 PM |
| 9 | Successful English businesswoman in TV interview tries to explain that gender pay gap is a myth & women should stop playing the victim; female co-presenters shut her down & cling to their fake victimhood.You think THAT'S disrespectful behavior? Or you think it's disrespectful behavior because the poster thought he was talking to a woman? Because his post was a tame statement of truth. People like you screech about equality, about how women can do anything a man can do or better. Yet you believe men should be made to communicate utterly inoffensively (the way you claim women are trained to do ) because women can't handle man talk. Bring back Victorian values eh? #notinfrontofthewomen | /r/MensRights | 15/04/18 08:06 PM |
| 13 | Successful English businesswoman in TV interview tries to explain that gender pay gap is a myth & women should stop playing the victim; female co-presenters shut her down & cling to their fake victimhood.Well, one of the most important things STEM teaches you is that anecdotes aren't evidence. Repeating over and over again third hand claims is as far from disciplined thinking you can get. Feminists love anecdotal evidence though don't they? Maybe that's why feminists can't science good. | /r/MensRights | 15/04/18 08:00 PM |
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