America & Sexism

Started by Bardock4217 pages

Originally posted by Raisen
I'm sure at least two really liberal people will come on here, misinterpret, and bash me but........................

The worst thing to be is a Middle Class or Poor White Man in America.

Comedy shows have consistently downgraded middle class White maen for the last two decades. The Simpsons has an idiot husband and a wife that carries him. Family Guy is another example. Middle class white men are displayed as stupid and ineffective, yet they are still viewed as having a hand in slavery.

Yes, being a poor black woman is a hoot when compared to being a middle class white man. I just don't even...

Originally posted by Ushgarak
Middle class white men were also shown running the country in The West Wing. Maybe the fact that they get lampooned the most in comedy merely represents that they are the dominant social group and hence the most obvious target.

how dare you suggest that white male privilege might be the reason people feel safe making them the target of ridicule!

Originally posted by S_W_LeGenD
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It is guys like you actually who make men look bad. As soon as a man choses to disengage from "female pedestalization," white knights in shining armor like you begin to attack them with shaming language, mud-slinging tactics and name-calling. You should be ashamed of your behavior.

Either discredit the sources which I have cited with evidence or SU.

read my second post in the thread

Originally posted by Oliver North
even without ever meeting the candidate, resumes that have ethnic names are far less likely to be called in for an interview, much less gain employment, than are those typically associated with whites.

pop culture can eat a dick

I agree that pop culture can eat a dick, but you and I are the minority in this. most people are........malleable. so the issue remains that the vast majority of people are going to have their hearts and minds influenced by tabloids, television, and music.

Originally posted by Bardock42
Yes, being a poor black woman is a hoot when compared to being a middle class white man. I just don't even...

are you black? are you poor? or would you consider yourself privileged?

Originally posted by Raisen
I agree that pop culture can eat a dick, but you and I are the minority in this. most people are........malleable. so the issue remains that the vast majority of people are going to have their hearts and minds influenced by tabloids, television, and music.

actually, the point I was making was about the real world issues faced by every other group of people that are considerably more serious than being lampooned in cartoons.

Originally posted by Raisen
are you black? are you poor? or would you consider yourself privileged?

I'm immensely privileged in almost every intersection you can think of. Class, race, assigned gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, (currently also age)...I'm playing life on easy.

Originally posted by Oliver North
read my second post in the thread

You still have no argument to offer.

Another sign: http://curiosity.discovery.com/question/united-states-matriarchy

Originally posted by S_W_LeGenD
You still have no argument to offer.

I'm not sure we are reading the same thread...

EDIT: I'll give you any argument you want big boy

Originally posted by Oliver North
I'm not sure we are reading the same thread...

EDIT: I'll give you any argument you want big boy


You chose to overlook sources that I cited to support my points; I will do the same in response. *** for tat.

By the way, another sign: http://curiosity.discovery.com/question/united-states-matriarchy

Wow, it's like OS flashed the idiot signal and Raisen and SW showed up in their capes and cowls.

What is your understanding of the word "patriarchy", S_W_LeGenD? What does it entail?

Perhaps we should have an agreed upon definition to make sure we are talking about the same thing.

Originally posted by S_W_LeGenD
You chose to overlook sources that I cited to support my points; I will do the same in response. *** for tat.

By the way, another sign: http://curiosity.discovery.com/question/united-states-matriarchy

why don't you make a point for me to debate, or clarify the type of evidence you would like me to provide?

Originally posted by Omega Vision
Wow, it's like OS flashed the idiot signal and Raisen and SW showed up in their capes and cowls.

you came in here to gang up with your buddies? attack anybody who doesn't share your extremely left opinion?

just to throw it out there, I'm a conservative

Originally posted by Oliver North
actually, the point I was making was about the real world issues faced by every other group of people that are considerably more serious than being lampooned in cartoons.

it's represented by people also.

Originally posted by Raisen
i'm speaking only of the u.s.

So am I. Everything outside of the one comment about industrialized nations was specific to America. My points stand, imo.

srug

Originally posted by Oliver North
just to throw it out there, I'm a conservative

lol. I know what you mean by this. But colloquially, it would be easy to say you're not.

Originally posted by Raisen
it's represented by people also.

sure, it doesn't stop people from getting jobs though...

Originally posted by Oliver North
just to throw it out there, I'm a conservative

not really a conservative. but ov is blatantly a leftist. I dislike conservatives and liberals equally. conservatives twist the truth. liberals verbally attack.

Originally posted by Bardock42
What is your understanding of the word "patriarchy", S_W_LeGenD? What does it entail?

Perhaps we should have an agreed upon definition to make sure we are talking about the same thing.


IMO, patriarchy is a culture which primarily empowers males. Males are tasked with greater responsibilities; leadership, protection, bread-winning, fighting and vice versa. Males have more rights then females. I know that it sounds extreme but every culture has its pros and cons.

Matriarchy is the opposite of patriarchy. And USA is in transition phase; from Patriarchy to Matriarchy. Maybe in a few decades in the future, this transition will be complete.