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7/18/2013 12:50:50 AM
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This is completely true. Society has raised males to think they are inherently dominant and oppressive figures that can't be punished for it. That is clearly not true. Unfortunately many males think that their comments are just in good fun and don't hurt anyone which is also completely incorrect. Thankfully we see many strong females, such as yourself, taking a stand and making a difference. I do hope that everyone who reads this takes it to heart since you don't have an excuse for many of the things you do; you are responsible and held accountable for your actions. There is a cause and effect with everything, including what you say online.
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[quote]Society has raised males to think they are inherently dominant and oppressive figures[/quote] No, we [i]are[/i] inherently dominant. One Discovery Channel documentary can tell you that.
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Society has raised males to feel bad not to be inherently dominant, girls get more help in school's so they can get into top universities and jobs and now people have noticed the boys getting left behind. A guy can't do anything without being discriminated and being called sexist, remember you can't touch a girls bum but a girl can touch as many male bottoms as they like. The whole of society including the justice system has turned on the male in the fight for "equal rights for both genders".
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[quote]Society has raised males to feel bad not to be inherently dominant, girls get more help in school's so they can get into top universities and jobs and now people have noticed the boys getting left behind.[/quote] Did... did you just quote some radical feminist there, because that is one of the most flippant, outrageously false and hyprocritical remarks I have heard besides those who disagree with the OP. I'm a guy. I don't feel better than every woman I ever met. I don't remember my teachers ever telling me I am better than the girls. I never see girls or boys getting more help than they need. Otherwise they arn't growing up. I don't think anybody is getting left behind. I also think it is woeful that some employers feel pressured into giving a girl a high ranking job when there are better qualified men going for it, simply because of feminist pressure. I have quite a few female friends, and they agree with me on this.
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Edited by lonepaul2441: 7/18/2013 1:51:28 PMRadical feminist complaining about men being treated badly now? Have you even thought about what you typed??? Hold on a sec did you reply to the right person because what you said is different to me but matched the comment I replied to.
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Oh yes, sorry!
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Edited by Felicia402: 7/18/2013 1:27:17 AM[quote]Unfortunately many males think that their comments are just in good fun and don't hurt anyone which is also completely incorrect.[/quote] I don't believe that for a second. You don't think they acknowledge they're making a comment which could hurt someone's feelings when saying they're unattractive and whatnot? Of course they do. They WANT to be hurtful. There's no way of justifying saying mean things to someone themselves, you clearly want to hurt their feelings.
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Edited by Charlemagne: 7/18/2013 1:37:41 AMYou'd be surprised. They think that if everyone one else is doing it then there is no harm. I know several males who have done this in real life and didn't realise it was wrong until they were called out on it; they thought it was a joke/funny conversation. Edit: Please don't think that I condone or acquit anyone like that, it is their willful ignorance that is at fault.
