Youn-goolke_637 Archive

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2	[META] Job applications from men are discriminated against when they apply for female-dominated occupations, such as nursing, childcare and house cleaning. However, in male-dominated occupations such as mechanics, truck drivers and IT, a new study found no discrimination against women. Did I say patriarchal culture? No. I said simply culture. People tend to follow each other and every culture you have more of individuals who like certain things. Also, unlike the usa, my country is one of the few where women outnumber men in the 24-54 age section, also more girls join colleges and people‘s first and foremost concern is finding a job that is respected by many and be well paid.	/r/MensRights	26/02/21 05:06 PM
1	[META] Job applications from men are discriminated against when they apply for female-dominated occupations, such as nursing, childcare and house cleaning. However, in male-dominated occupations such as mechanics, truck drivers and IT, a new study found no discrimination against women. I don't know if this a joke or... I can't tell what you wanted to say but... But, anyways, sometimes ‘equality' is wrong when the action is wrong. It's like ‘if you come and slap me and the ones next to me in the face I do the same for you and the ones standing next to you'. This sounds pretty good and 'fair' but in the end it will lead to a big fight that involves z lot of those who has nothing to do with it.	/r/MensRights	26/02/21 05:02 PM
3	[META] Job applications from men are discriminated against when they apply for female-dominated occupations, such as nursing, childcare and house cleaning. However, in male-dominated occupations such as mechanics, truck drivers and IT, a new study found no discrimination against women. I don't think it's the traits as much as the culture. Most of our dentists and doctors are women. Female gynecologist are preferred by patients ( a pretty conservative culture where quite some women feel pretty uncomfortable with male ones). However, most gynecologist are males since you can't fully have the choice in our medical schools. Most of engineers are men. But, there are still a lot of women there. It's like 60/40.	/r/MensRights	26/02/21 04:47 PM
2	[META] Job applications from men are discriminated against when they apply for female-dominated occupations, such as nursing, childcare and house cleaning. However, in male-dominated occupations such as mechanics, truck drivers and IT, a new study found no discrimination against women. I understand why you would hire a mechanic guy. He probably can perform better. But, male dentist? What's the point? Just because feminists do that you would do the same?	/r/MensRights	26/02/21 03:37 PM
2	[META] Job applications from men are discriminated against when they apply for female-dominated occupations, such as nursing, childcare and house cleaning. However, in male-dominated occupations such as mechanics, truck drivers and IT, a new study found no discrimination against women. They should just fire them. Why are they obliged to keep them when they can hire a more qualified person.	/r/MensRights	26/02/21 03:35 PM
-1	Feminist in a science sub-reddit claims that men are physically bigger and stronger than women because 'of an innate desire to rape' ! No, You go read about them. There is an observed behaviour in the animal world, where an animal forces one of them (on their own or collectively) into sexual intercourse or whatever they call it, using Force. And sometimes the (animal) victim nearly fights to it's death against the offense. Scientists, observed that in the species where this 'rape' behavior exists, animals develop nonsexual bonds with the members of the other sex to protect them or have a sort of morphism (of sexual organs) in o…	/r/MensRights	25/02/21 07:43 PM
-4	Feminist in a science sub-reddit claims that men are physically bigger and stronger than women because 'of an innate desire to rape' ! No it DOES exist in the animal word. Even animals don't accept rape. Go read about it.	/r/MensRights	25/02/21 07:28 PM
1	"If a man isn't married, he's creepy." Once, I was watching an ongoing drama. And, there was a male lead (that I loved so freaking much btw) who was like...so nice. In one episode, the heroine got drunk and he took her home. On their way, there was a very small park where they rested for few minutes. I never gave it match thought honestly. Then, I went to the comments... it's horrifying and very offensive...the people calling him a 'creep', 'creepy guy', immature,etc... I lost quite of few of my braincells trying to argue with these …	/r/MensRights	24/02/21 09:30 PM