Hold on a sec, still looking at laws. If I have the right place(female president, from the religion of peace?) I need another hint on the type of law?
You probably do. Don’t bother looking up laws. No one I know, even currently practicing lawyers who aced administrative law in school, can make any sense of some things the government does there.
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I see some pretty contentious anti free speech stuff being introduced?
There’s never really been any. Newly introduced laws are for keeping up to date with tech advancements allowing greater ease of dissemination of info.
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Old article I read some time ago.
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Female special ed “teachers” are the worst although, to be fair, I never met a male one. All the ones I have known were lazy enablers. I have asked other teachers what exactly sped teachers are supposed to do and no one really knows other than that they tell you how to do your job without actually telling you anything, because they don’t have a clue.
You guys are really giving me the urge to go on an extended rant on the stupid shit in my region lol.
All I’m gonna say is intersectionality has also made it here but it’s still in it’s consolidation phase but some recent examples I’ve seen in LOCAL MEDIA are so fucking dumb since our history is nothing like the US’s I’m going to go all out and call it a fucking complete failure in our education system.
NOTE: I have no comments on intersectionality in relation to the US and probably some other Western countries since I don’t give enough of a fuck to really go deep into it.
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Dr. Stephen Baskerville has given the thorough lowdown on this insanity in his writings, conversations, and speeches on the family court system and sexual revolution. You might want to check him out.
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Will do, thanks.
I remember I commented to you about this topic in the past and you weren’t fond of what I said. Additionally, if I recall, perhaps incorrectly, you are a libertarian. And because of that you will likely dismiss what’s said on the topic, by an ordinary guy like me, or scholars who’ve produced content on the subject.
IIRC, it had to do with hypergamy, and lots of guys being left out, right? I understand the downsides. It leaves many guys out, it weakens the traditional family structure, etc… I think a lot of those making the arguments do leave out an important positive though. That being from an evolutionary standpoint given today’s environment, it is probably better for the future generation’s genetics.
Unrestrained hypergamy is one element of the sexual revolution. Other elements we are talking about here are governmental power and the family court system, both of which have been used to unjustly punish and vilify many innocent men and destroy families.
Why some men are particularly concerned with female power in the current day beats me, considering the enormous power and influence many women now have. Hence my hyperbole in saying we should all retire from work and become house dads. Just for starters, most people are taught by nearly all women from age five until their late teens or early 20’s, as if that alone isn’t influential enough. Female teachers, female principals, female top brass in the DOE. Women make up 60% of college campuses.
I can go on and on. So when some guy says (even) “morewomen in power,” I’m inclined to wonder what he means or if he’s pondered what his or other men’s benefit would be. I’m pretty sure a guy like that thinks in purely mercantile and economic terms, not social, (how some particularly intelligent women perform jobs) or that the world will be one giant violence-free padded nursery room if women ran the show while completely ignoring female nature.
I’ve yet to mention how the Anglosphere falls all over itself in its genuflection to female sexuality.
This isn’t directed to you, but I’m adding it. I work with nearly all women, some of them very good women, partake in hiring women, have a daughter, a wife, and spend much time with the female members of my family, and one of my closest friends is a woman. So any gaslighting that comes my way, usually by mention of Islam, sequestering women, burkas, and misogyny, doesn’t work.
Respect and love are not ingratiation, objectification, or indulgence.
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I agree here. Seems like men are often on the extreme losing end in court.
I guess I don’t really disagree with you. I just see it as the way it is. People adapt to their environments.
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The world would be better off if rational qualified decent people were in positions of power and we stopped caring about what’s between their legs or what color their skin is.
There are reasons men end up in positions of power. They tend to be more disagreeable, aggressive, etc. Most differences are relatively small, but when you select for extremes, the outcome will become lopsided by the nature of distributions. CEOs and presidents are naturally going to be male dominated just because of personality and interests.
The people preaching “equal outcomes” tend to be the biggest hypocrites of all. NO ONE actually advocates for equality of outcome unless it fits their preconceived narrative. The same traits that make CEO a male dominated occupation also do the same thing with prison. Ask someone demanding equal outcomes when they are going to protest to equalize genders in prison. Or dangerous jobs. Or deaths in war. Or homelessness. Or suicide rates. Oh, sure wee need more women CEOs, but I’ve yet to see the protests to get more women laying bricks or cleaning sewers.
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Only if you define worth by how far you climb the cooperate ladder. How very greedy capitalist of you.
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I think he was hoping to be sexually humiliated by all three of them at once, but would have settled for getting pegged by just one.
I don’t think more women is the answer to anything, nor do I think more men, black people, white people, Asians or anything like that is. I’m not a believer in diversity for diversity’s sake in many situations. If I make an exception for any group, it would be for Nigerian Christian immigrants to America. I’ve only met one, but he was a really impressive guy to both work with and be around.
One interesting phenomenon I’ve observed is a certain degree of bullying directed at men from Nurse Ratched types I’ve worked with over the years. One sticks out in particular who seemed to take great delight in scolding myself and an accomplished MMA fighter I worked alongside over extremely minor matters amounting to peanuts on a balance sheet.
Them bitches need to be run out of the workplace on a rail. I’d do it, but I’ve become a worthwhile target for lawsuits at this stage of my life.
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It’s fucking stupid and racist.
Tell anyone who keeps harping on this shit to look at what’s going on in Malaysia when it comes to fucking with racially Chinese citizens when it’s taken to it’s logical extremes.
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I’ve never seen any Muslim women wearing burkas to work in the private sector in moderate Muslim countries in the first place. Most just wear hijabs (just the headscarf) and for some, that’s only after they’re married. Indonesia recently took away the requirement for female students to wear hijabs in schools. They are even going to ban burkas for public servants because there was an assassination attempt on the fucking CHIEF SECURITY MINISTER lmfao!!! What the fuck do you think will happen if you allow people with access with your top brass to be fully covered up to the point where you can’t fucking easily identify them even with facial recognition tech?
To more conservative Muslims, forgive my ignorance but I don’t get why it’s such a big deal in the West. In the South Asian region, when we say it’s for national security reasons, it’s because of things like what I mentioned above. It’s not about picking out, nor implying that people who choose to wear burkas as/are “radicals” or “extremists”. If this were the case in non-Muslim countries, we’d fucking LET everyone wear burkas to work, get their all their personal information and fucking discretely monitor the fuck out of them. Everyone who makes such legislation is aware that the practice of Islam varies depending on one’s country of origin.
Several times on this forum burkas and Islam have been mentioned in response to men who have offered slight criticism of modern women in the West or spoke of female nature realistically. I don’t even think psychologically-healthy women find this attractive or sincere.
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