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| 1 | During the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge, hundreds of men worked below the East River, and many died from decompression sickness. What people like to talk about is that a woman was the chief engineer (in 1869), despite men still doing all the dirty and dangerous work at the literal bottom.See, I don’t need to prove that because I never made that claim 😊 nice strawman homeslice! It’s almost like you’re an android, completely incapable from breaking from your programming. “If on Reddit, than be fallacious and ignorant.” You can’t admit to know nothing about an necessary part of the overarching history of oppression (of all kinds) by humans and then claim you know what you’re talking about when it comes to female oppression. (Well I mean you can, but just imagine how that makes you … | /r/MensRights | 11/08/21 06:13 PM |
| 1 | During the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge, hundreds of men worked below the East River, and many died from decompression sickness. What people like to talk about is that a woman was the chief engineer (in 1869), despite men still doing all the dirty and dangerous work at the literal bottom.Also (even though your “coal mine” bullshit is fallacious, people had other jobs) fun fact: humans only RECENTLY started working in coal mines. Let’s not erase 20,000 years of history and culture just because you’re that ignorant to all of it ❤️ | /r/MensRights | 11/08/21 05:49 PM |
| 1 | During the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge, hundreds of men worked below the East River, and many died from decompression sickness. What people like to talk about is that a woman was the chief engineer (in 1869), despite men still doing all the dirty and dangerous work at the literal bottom.You’re gonna have to provide some kinda source to “things are how they are because it made sense” (especially considering the overwhelming evidence that already exists that you’ve admitted to being ignorant to) because that’s the kinda “meninist” nut job shit that makes it hard for anyone else to take “men’s rights” seriously. Granted, considering how fallacious you are when trying to argue your points, you’d have to drop that habit too if you want anyone else to take you seriously 🤷♂️ | /r/MensRights | 11/08/21 05:32 PM |
| -2 | During the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge, hundreds of men worked below the East River, and many died from decompression sickness. What people like to talk about is that a woman was the chief engineer (in 1869), despite men still doing all the dirty and dangerous work at the literal bottom.No that wasn’t what I took away, because it was a hypothetical question and I have a follow up: So if it doesn’t matter what your gender is as a single parent, why even make the distinction in the first place? That being said, “it’s biological realism” Rofl, no it fucking is not, holy shit 😂 That’s you just thinking you’re seeing what you want to see because you want to see it, not because it actually exists. Human taxology isn’t really something you can just make up and the data for “how shit w… | /r/MensRights | 11/08/21 02:46 AM |
| -2 | During the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge, hundreds of men worked below the East River, and many died from decompression sickness. What people like to talk about is that a woman was the chief engineer (in 1869), despite men still doing all the dirty and dangerous work at the literal bottom.I mean, by this logic how would a single father bear any better? | /r/MensRights | 10/08/21 09:31 PM |
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