Sexism

Started by Clovie12 pages

i know it is being a gentleman

i said that some feminists consider that this way.
you know it is against that equality thing 😬

i know, but i dont see a problem in being couteous to a woman

neithe do i.
i like it. and it is very comfortable to be honest πŸ˜‰

Originally posted by Mr Zero
I'd imagine someone with an IQ of 140 (40 points higher than the average) - which places you in the top half of a percent of the population - IE the most intelligent group on the planet ) - would be a little smarter in her debating skills.

I dont say that because you are female - I say that because you said something dumb as dirt.

If you're comparing my debating skills with what how I debate on here, then yeah, I know that I don't come off as the best debater. When it comes to formal debates, though, which I have been doing for years (like I said, I was on the debate team in high school and have taken debate classes), I am very good and rarely lost a debate. Too bad it's been ages since I've been able to participate in one...

I'm actually very good at science, it was my best subject in school. If I wasn't so set on studying art I'd probably be studying physics right now in college. I am crap at most sports, though...

Originally posted by Silver Stardust
If you're comparing my debating skills with what how I debate on here, then yeah, I know that I don't come off as the best debater.

I think your a Master debater.

πŸ™„ That is SUCH a lame joke.

Silver Tears> β€œDoes anyone else have this problem that when debating with males they look down upon you?”

Actually, I’ve come to the following conclusion.
The guys who look β€œdown” on me for being female are not the kind of guys I even WANT to debate with. Their views are stifled and conservative, they’re terrified of strong independent women – and easily scared away πŸ˜‰

The guys I CAN debate with treat me – and I treat them – with equal amounts of respect.

Originally posted by Mr Zero
I think your a Master debater.

GODDAMNIT, I was going to say that.

Originally posted by Arachnoidfreak
GODDAMNIT, I was going to say that.

I wish you had.

Re: Sexism

Originally posted by silver_tears
This is mostly for the females out here.....

Does anyone else have this problem that when debating with males they look down upon you? πŸ˜’

This is mostly from a school point of view, but we have a debate team and it seems that everytime we practise the males just assume they are right, and are never able to concede defeat to a female. It's like that's the most shameful thing in society, to be outsmarted by a female πŸ™„

Even here I see it all the time....

It's like " Oh she's just a girl, what could she know about anything?" ranting

Hmm, not really with the debate point of view. I have won arguments with males before.

Id like to debate with people who have brains, as opposed to dumbasses who try to sell me their philosophy aout something they know next to nothing about.

As for the sexism, yes i do have major problems when it comes to that. I, as a woman have to run faster and jump further in order to be considered anywhere near as equal as a guy.

"Me, as a woman have to run faster and jump further in order to be considered anywhere near as equal as a guy."

And wear revealing clothing.

πŸ˜‚

I don't look down on women or men in debates. I try to tear my opponents apart equally.

-AC

Originally posted by pr1983

question: is chivalry sexist?

that depends. it's a left over from a time when women were considered rather helpless, so in that aspect it's not particularly charming, and if a guy's 'chivalrous' to me in a patronizing, babysitter sort of way, I won't enjoy it.
on the other hand, it can be a great way of flirting since it clearly indicates that 'me tarzan, you jane', and if both are aware of this and takes advantage of it in a respectful manner, it can be great.

I don't look down on women
yes you do, you try to look down their blouse πŸ˜›

Originally posted by Line
that depends. it's a left over from a time when women were considered rather helpless, so in that aspect it's not particularly charming, and if a guy's 'chivalrous' to me in a patronizing, babysitter sort of way, I won't enjoy it.
on the other hand, it can be a great way of flirting since it clearly indicates that 'me tarzan, you jane', and if both are aware of this and takes advantage of it in a respectful manner, it can be great.

*beats on chest and lets out Tarzan scream* πŸ˜‰

I skimmed the things here... but I have missed the part were someone would say that from time to time certain girls will say "you're sexist"
don't get me wrong, to me there is absolutely no reason to see that men or women are not equal to eachother
BUT I do want to say that certain women quickly jump to the conclusion someone is sexist... a bit too soon from time to time

(and note that I say "certain" I don't say "all" or "everyone on kmc"πŸ˜‰

I say the same about other things of course, like ...Forgot the word... against jews... that some jump to that too, to get emotional support from people

again, I don't say all do this, it's a really small group

oh dear! with all that working out you do, that chest of yours's gonna be pretty colorfull now πŸ˜‰

*crumbles to the floor and takes deep breaths*
it huuuuuuuuurts, it huuuuuuuuurts ussesssssssss

Originally posted by yerssot

I say the same about other things of course, like ...Forgot the word... against jews... that some jump to that too, to get emotional support from people


*tries to figure out word*
rasism?

no, it's not that ... not important anyway