WalterSear Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	Off-topic: Tall men earn more than short men -- where are the cries of discrimination? We briefly danced, mano-a-ballmero, wearing a russian fur hats. They won't get slapped with a lawsuit: that is NOTHING compared to the shit that is going down, and there is no reason whatsover to think that somehow Sun is a black sheep.	/r/MensRights	13/07/09 07:59 PM
1	Off-topic: Tall men earn more than short men -- where are the cries of discrimination? I can see that. It's a big fraternity. My dad's colleagues at Sun told me the other day that the various groups were all 80-90% populated by the ethnicity of the guy who was put in charge of starting the group. Across the board (The guy who brought this up was in HR, and he had actually run the numbers and kept them to himself). That's a meritocracy. And also gives us our first evidence that management is an ethnicity all to itself. Maybe a species.	/r/MensRights	13/07/09 07:37 PM
1	Off-topic: Tall men earn more than short men -- where are the cries of discrimination? Last CEO: 5'8" (I know, I measured him once. It was for a greenscreening a gag video effect I was making with him) CEO before that: Steve Ballmer. Ok, you win. Before that: same height as me: 5'7". Before that: hmm. I have to guess, but I'm pretty sure he was in the region of 5'9". He was definitely under 6', since my friend (6') was visibly taller than him. Larger lying down. Do I have to use that number instead? Before that: me. Do I count? We did incorporate, but it was just to sell the compa…	/r/MensRights	13/07/09 07:30 PM
1	Off-topic: Tall men earn more than short men -- where are the cries of discrimination? Yes, that I do know. I just don't see that women how women will be judged on their height any more than men will be judged by how much cleavage they show or the size of their ass.	/r/MensRights	13/07/09 07:25 PM
1	Off-topic: Tall men earn more than short men -- where are the cries of discrimination? Oh come on. I want to work where you work, if it isn't candyland.	/r/MensRights	13/07/09 07:24 PM
1	Off-topic: Tall men earn more than short men -- where are the cries of discrimination? Yes. But, unfortunately, the study is not linked to, or analyzed in any depth, so I can't comment further.	/r/MensRights	13/07/09 07:20 PM
1	Off-topic: Tall men earn more than short men -- where are the cries of discrimination? Denial about what? Are you accusing me of being short? I'll bite your kneecaps. Look, if your company's Human Resource department has decided that naked mud wrestling is the best way to determine the organization chart, then I'm afraid you are going to have to live with it. Hey, it's as good as many other methods.	/r/MensRights	13/07/09 07:17 PM
1	Off-topic: Tall men earn more than short men -- where are the cries of discrimination? Err, what? That makes no sense. Then again, taller men don't necessarily have 'command of the room', either.	/r/MensRights	13/07/09 07:07 PM
1	Off-topic: Tall men earn more than short men -- where are the cries of discrimination? That's bollocks. There are many reasons just, and unjust, for why women have trouble entering management. IMO height is probably at the very bottom of the list, if it is on it. Women are reflexively judged to a different set of physical standards.	/r/MensRights	13/07/09 06:51 PM