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Yep agree, not nearly so much but still more of the rough end than men.In the world, there's no question that women get the rough end. In the western world, not so much.
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Yep agree, not nearly so much but still more of the rough end than men.In the world, there's no question that women get the rough end. In the western world, not so much.
See your point. What is the alternative put foward? A bedrock of society which is a presumption of innocence and the right to due process stands unless you are accused of rape and then all bets are off and it is a witch hunt. The men in the slate article had every right to seek compensation/challenge the university.
They're OK now Tone's done the Carbon Tax rectification.Females are disadvantaged socially in our society? WTF?
Name the ways women have more of the rough end than men.Yep agree, not nearly so much but still more of the rough end than men.
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Name the ways women have more of the rough end than men.
Off the top of my head-Wages-there is a gender gap, superannuation-there is a gender gap. Men more likely to have top end jobs. Women lower paying jobs. Domestic violence-far more often happens to women.Name the ways women have more of the rough end than men.
inb4 wage gap
inb4 rape culture
Off the top of my head-Wages-there is a gender gap, superannuation-there is a gender gap. Men more likely to have top end jobs. Women lower paying jobs. Domestic violence-far more often happens to women.
eg. http://www.smh.com.au/national/wome...4-days-to-equal-mens-pay-20140905-10cjgu.html
"An organisation may pay women and men doing the same jobs the same amounts, but have an organisation-wide gender pay gap because women are under-represented in management, and over-represented in lower-paid roles."
The pay gap starts immediately for most women. A recent report from Graduate Careers Australia revealed the average starting salary for a female university graduate in 2013 was $51,600 compared to men's $55,000. The biggest gap is in architecture and building, where there is a $6500 pay gap.
Who knows but the persecution complex that defines many in this thread can be pretty tedious. There is injustice sometimes against men and I have acknowledged its not good enough, but there is simply no contest regarding which gender is more persecuted in the world, and if you can't acknowledge that, then let's not even bother. Its not a lot to ask.
are you still of the opinion that politicians would not run on dodgy stats?Yep agree same job =same wage regardless of the gender
I don't know what you mean here-can you expand please?are you still of the opinion that politicians would not run on dodgy stats?
cos the above is the opposite of what every politician in Australia's recent history has been claiming
Yep agree but think you are again exaggerating the attitude towards men. I would have thought most people want equality for both genders, in most ways and are pretty reasonable in expressing that.Perhaps it wouldn't be such a 'complex' if whenever genuine issues are brought up, they were addressed, rather than being met with denial and condescension. Helping men like this would also make it clearer that the goal is equality, not 'just' benefiting women.
You said you dont believe obama would run with dodgy stats about rape yet every australian politician runs with the bullshit wage gap stats which you agreed were wrong in the post i quoted.I don't know what you mean here-can you expand please?
Ok, got it- can you show me where that is always quoted by our pollies?You said you dont believe obama would run with dodgy stats about rape yet every australian politician runs with the bullshit wage gap stats which you agreed were wrong in the post i quoted.
http://greens.org.au/node/6465Ok, got it- can you show me where that is always quoted by our pollies?
spot on, the deperation of the MRA Jihadis to find a man who has been wronged in some way is just pathetic.Who knows but the persecution complex that defines many in this thread can be pretty tedious. There is injustice sometimes against men and I have acknowledged its not good enough, but there is simply no contest regarding which gender is more persecuted in the world, and if you can't acknowledge that, then let's not even bother. Its not a lot to ask.
Yep agree but think you are again exaggerating the attitude towards men. I would have thought most people want equality for both genders, in most ways and are pretty reasonable in expressing that.
Yet you use stats on male rape? Quit gargling the bong water.At The End Of The Day, Feminism Is A War On Due Process
By Stephen Baskerville, Professor, Patrick Henry College.
http://dailycaller.com/2014/12/19/at-the-end-of-the-day-feminism-is-a-war-on-due-process/
“Any honest veteran sex assault investigator will tell you that rape is one of the most falsely reported crimes,” says Denver prosecutor Craig Silverman. “During my time as a prosecutor … I was amazed to see all the false rape allegations … You would have to see it to believe it.”
Delusional and/or intellectually dishonest feminists will tell you that false reporting of rape isn't that common.
Think they are referring to this.http://greens.org.au/node/6465
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/new...-axing-for-women/story-fn3dxiwe-1227164318050
http://www.dailylife.com.au/news-an...ff-entrenched-inequality-20141111-11k3ox.html
http://www.clairemoore.net/01_cms/details.asp?ID=837
http://www.smh.com.au/national/pm-concerned-by-gender-pay-gap-20130105-2c9pp.html
http://www.formerministers.dss.gov....d-government-working-to-close-gender-pay-gap/
That is exactly where I see you as exaggerating-'belittled' and 'condescension'-these are the words that you use and they carry a certain implication that is not justified imo.What am I exaggerating?
All I'm saying is that if *either* gender identifies an area where discrimination is found to occur then it should be examined and addressed rather than belittled with "yeah, but <other gender> has <supposedly bigger issue> so stop whining".
The other gender shouldn't be the opponent, but by making it so, you put barriers up against moves towards equality for either gender.
That is exactly where I see you as exaggerating-'belittled' and 'condescension'-these are the words that you use and they carry a certain implication that is not justified imo.
What am I exaggerating?
All I'm saying is that if *either* gender identifies an area where discrimination is found to occur then it should be examined and addressed rather than belittled with "yeah, but <other gender> has <supposedly bigger issue> so stop whining".
The other gender shouldn't be the opponent, but by making it so, you put barriers up against moves towards equality for either gender.