George Lawlor's story shows how universities have become hostile towards men

Wargame4life · 2015-11-24T16:44:30+00:00

No shit.

Allow me to explain why: the actual real subjects that demand hard work and long hours are generally populated more by men (Maths Physics Engineering) yet the dropout worthless nonsense subjects that have about 1 lecture a week, like women studies or sociology are generally heavily populated by women.

so you have a lot of sheltered hysterical idiots who are gullible enough to buy into the "all degrees are equal" bullshit spending $100k on a worthless qualification in a useless field (industrially) with a lot of time on their hands. and they make trouble.

meanwhile decent hardworking people are knuckling down trying to juggle some pretty hardcore concepts and workloads. and dont have time for all this nonsense (or the desire/need)

Dont worry though, it all flips in the actual real world, where employers actually do pay you your market rate and the degree in maths or science you worked so hard to get means you end up working in a highly paid field with intelligent people.

then guess what happens?

The entitled batshit morons start claiming its "sexist" you actually cared about your education and committed to a difficult discipline because they realise they have mortgaged their future to play "activist" for some 2 bit shitty certificate i wouldn't wipe my arse on.

Title	George Lawlor's story shows how universities have become hostile towards men
Author	Imnotmrabut
Upvotes	52
Comments	1
Date	November 24, 2015 9:29 AM UTC (10 years ago)
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