eaheinrich Archive

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1	JUSTICE: Just for girls What are the odds they don't know that justice is anything but the name of their totes fav store?	/r/MensRights	14/02/11 08:57 PM
1	Virgin Mobile mocks male stalking victims (give this video a thumbs down) It's pretty funny actually. It's hard to imagine this making people want to stalk others. Probably more a play on the now-common word "stalk" in reference to prowling someone's social networking page.	/r/MensRights	14/02/11 08:02 PM
0	NOW Looks Forward to 'Sputnik Moment' for Women - basically a general overview of feminists' desire to take jobs from men and give them to women with government support When was this an argument about physical prowess?	/r/MensRights	04/02/11 03:02 AM
-1	NOW Looks Forward to 'Sputnik Moment' for Women - basically a general overview of feminists' desire to take jobs from men and give them to women with government support Studies have long-sense disproved a significant difference in the biology of men and women as an explanation of difference in capabilities. You should study the MORE RECENT (because sex differences were very much alive in the 90's even and have since been discredited) studies on distinguishing between the ascribed SEX and the prescribed GENDER.	/r/MensRights	04/02/11 12:29 AM
2	NOW Looks Forward to 'Sputnik Moment' for Women - basically a general overview of feminists' desire to take jobs from men and give them to women with government support Wait, what?! Where is your logic?? First of all, Social Science is relatively new and is still developing. Second, I don't understand whether you're denying or criticizing the fact that social scientists have to essentially remove themselves from their preconceived notions of societal norms to effectively analyze groups of people. Feminists criticize social structure; Social Scientists analyze it -- Some may choose to criticize afterward, but thinking that criticism is the goal of the social sci…	/r/MensRights	04/02/11 12:25 AM
1	NOW Looks Forward to 'Sputnik Moment' for Women - basically a general overview of feminists' desire to take jobs from men and give them to women with government support How does this make sense concerning what I said?	/r/MensRights	03/02/11 07:04 PM
2	NOW Looks Forward to 'Sputnik Moment' for Women - basically a general overview of feminists' desire to take jobs from men and give them to women with government support I wouldn't prescribe the label "feminist" on myself and I actually do not have any outspoken feminist friends (save one with whom I hardly ever speak). I'm interested in social theory not feminist principles -- I see what I'm talking about as a simple reality which I've backed up by fact whereas a lot of feminist ideals are clouded by extremism and bias, like you pointed out. I am a guy btw if you couldn't infer that or if it matters to you. I have no problem with stay at home dads, or moms for …	/r/MensRights	03/02/11 06:55 PM
2	NOW Looks Forward to 'Sputnik Moment' for Women - basically a general overview of feminists' desire to take jobs from men and give them to women with government support Like I tried to explain before, this is not explicit practice in modern times but the repercussion of formerly explicit forms of oppression that are now just residuals in our society. There is no blame, because nobody is at fault for something they didn't intentionally create. It's just how it is.	/r/MensRights	03/02/11 04:38 PM
-2	NOW Looks Forward to 'Sputnik Moment' for Women - basically a general overview of feminists' desire to take jobs from men and give them to women with government support If you do not study it, there is no way to understand. Part of the understanding is breaking the realization that most people won't understand because societal norms are naturally programmed into any growing individual (loosely relates to the Marxist theory of false consciousness). Regardless of what you say it takes a strong sense of empiricism and detachment to grasp social theory so you can try hard to picture it or there's nothing I can say. (And as far as evidence goes, the fact that the hi…	/r/MensRights	03/02/11 04:28 PM
-1	NOW Looks Forward to 'Sputnik Moment' for Women - basically a general overview of feminists' desire to take jobs from men and give them to women with government support The popular notion is that if you were to ask a man if he wanted to be a nurse [with the previously recognized fact that women dominate the field], his natural response (based on the societal studies of gender norms) would to refrain because the female gender (not sex; the former is prescribed and the latter is ascribed) is seen as inferior. This only holds to extend the claim that society is still mostly male-governed which would explain the lack of programs to make these female-dominated field…	/r/MensRights	03/02/11 02:07 PM
1	NOW Looks Forward to 'Sputnik Moment' for Women - basically a general overview of feminists' desire to take jobs from men and give them to women with government support [student of sociology] Many sociologists believe that unless direct steps are taken during a period after oppression, societal structures cannot permit an effective or quick transition towards equality. What I'm referencing is the fact that until about 50 (give or take) years ago, women were expected to not work and stay in the home. And one might say that enough successive generations have entered the work force to even out the playing field over this time, but we still don't see this. And, yes…	/r/MensRights	03/02/11 01:56 PM