The point was that "bird" or "chicky" don't have preprogrammed meanings of inferiority anymore either.
Simply put, what is so wrong with a certain percentage of women enjoying the posessionalization of themselves via such words, just as another certain percentage will stand up and tell men to bite it when they call them by such a name, people are different and react differently, don't love "humans" because they are human, thats stupid and just as stereotypical as saying you'll love only white people because they're white... how about... I love *insert name here* because of what makes him/her different?
About the whole "call my by my name thing", everyone has a name, everyone can be called by it, but if a person is calling you "chicky", wouldn't you have to assume there is a reason behind it, like not knowing your name and attempting to be nonabrasive by using a commonplace term that exemplifies desire for lack of formality (intimacy)?
You guys have brought me to the brink of tears. I can't believe you would deny every single thing I've said in this thread. I feel sick, my head hurts, I am done for the night.
^^^THEY'RE BRAINWASHED!!!!!!!
FEAR IN GOD MAKES YOU ACCEPT ANYTHING!
Fortunately I don't need fear in god to accept that you're delusional.
Please don't be stupid, especially when you try to hide it behind calm airs and formalized sentences.
I already said I love humans IN GENERAL. Now YOU ARE REALLY nitpicking.
I also said that calling someone by a nickname is fine when done JOVIALLY NOT GENERALLY OR APATHETICALLY. PLEASE TAKE MORE TIME IN READING MY POSTS BEFORE YOU MAKE ME TAKE THE TIME TO READ YOURS.
Actually this is not the reason we have a male dominated society. Before the advent of agriculture, both genders shared power equally. As agriculture and the state began to form, the only way to control said state was through terror and militarization, hence men. This exact topic was what I've been studying for the past few weeks in Sociology and we have discussed this briefly in another thread.One thing behind the "inferior women" stereotype that may as well be pointed out here is that most women are physically inferior to men. This is why sports are segregated by gender, why most men walk their female friends home at night, and why it's a taboo for men to physically fight a woman.
Just thought I'd throw that out there.
Which is why the suppression of women in Islam is a bad example, because the suppression of women is an indirect effect of another action, namely faith in a religious doctrine. Thus, the religious doctrine, as the goal of these supposed oppressors, is the active effect, whereas the suppression of women with respect to religious doctrine is a passive effect.
I'm not arguing that women are oppressed. I'm arguing that men "out to get" women as you see it is not seen on a broad scale.
Actually this is not the reason we have a male dominated society. Before the advent of agriculture, both genders shared power equally. As agriculture and the state began to form, the only way to control said state was through terror and militarization, hence men. This exact topic was what I've been studying for the past few weeks in Sociology and we have discussed this briefly in another thread.
Exactly, it shouldn't, but it is. According to my class, we are living in a system that is thousands of years old and sustained by organizations such as religion and the media. I am a little hesitant to jump totally aboard on that but it sounds plausible. Sorry to keep citing my class, but it is pretty provocative and relevant to this debate, and it's been floating around in my head a lot recently.Right. I wasn't really trying to pin male dominance entirely on the physical aspect, I was just offering it as a partial explanation for where we are now.
Though... if male dominance really has its roots in historically male-dominated military and politics, that really shouldn't be an issue today (or at least the near future) now that women are playing bigger and bigger roles in those professions.
This would be a relevant response if you knew how to read, but you seem to have failed doing that.
This would be a relevant response if you knew how to read, but you seem to have failed doing that. I was commenting on Susperia's claim that there are men "out to get" women, which I refuted. I didn't say that women are being repressed. I said that it's a passive, and not active effect of religious ideology, and thus the terminology that she used, namely men "out to get" women, which suggests active intent, was misguided.
Understand?
Also your analogy with guns is baseless.
Exactly, it shouldn't, but it is. According to my class, we are living in a system that is thousands of years old and sustained by organizations such as religion and the media. I am a little hesitant to jump totally aboard on that but it sounds plausible. Sorry to keep citing my class, but it is pretty provocative and relevant to this debate, and it's been floating around in my head a lot recently.
Either trolling or a dumb skank... either way, there's less misogynistic subcultures you could join up with.I'm not "trying" for shit. Is it really that fucking hard for you guys to understand that being a woman in general is looked down upon?? Are you really that fucking airheaded with your heads up your fucking asses?? Women are still deemed a MINORITY FOR FUCK'S SAKE! WE SHOULDN'T BE CONSIDERED THAT WE ARE COMPLETELY AND ENTIRELY ON THE SAME LEVEL AS MEN. Not only are there just as many of us (if not more) but we are just as important, just as intelligent, just as HUMAN as men.
But no I'm just saying all this to upset myself, that's clearly all I want.