Originally posted by Robtard
Have to say guys, this thread has turned hilarious, legit laughed at the blatant "this is why I blame women for my shortcomings in life" post/tell-alls. Your Micropenises(sp?) have been noted. /noted.
On the bright side, one of the leftists here will no doubt bingo your response.
Originally posted by Raisen
oh god. some college kid with no life experience.ok bro. you're mind washed. i got my degree years ago so i could only imagine what's going on the campus now
called me a patriarch lol. ok.
Him being a college student explains more or less every single thing about him lol.
I bet he is the type that would take issue with "it's okay to be white" posters. Amirite, Firefly?
Originally posted by RaisenI've met loads of great female leaders who had the chutzpah and know-how to lead projects really well. In my uni, I was considered one of the best team leaders and was objectively one of the highest achievers, and the only person above me in terms of skill and grade-achievement was a young woman. I think gender and sex is mostly useless when it comes to deciding a leader, since it relies on the individual more than anything else.
we need to accept that men were given the bodies and the mind to lead. feminisim has done nothing but increase crime by glamorizing single mother hood and make women even more miserable by forcing them to feel in a way that is outside their biological imperative. women were happier in the yesteryears. much happier. if they are so much more free. why are so many reporting such misery and taking so many phucking anitdepressants.i blame men for this. men that lost their god damn sense
Saying men are stronger, fitter, etc. on average, yeah: that's a fact. But saying men are always, or even mostly, smarter than women is pretty much just plain wrong from everything I've seen.
EDIT: if you wanna diss me for being a 'college kid' too, just remember I'm not from the US. The stereotypes do not apply across the pond.
Originally posted by snowdragon
Leopards are still a threat but nothing like what meerkats face!Male elephants travel alone, they are kicked out of the herd by females.
Leopards are still a threat but nothing like what meerkats face!
Lulz on your meerkat average size.....you really want to quibble over a few ounces on a creature that small.
There is very little doubt about orca structure and pods at this time:
I could counter you all day but you've obviously made up your mind. thanks for the input tho
Originally posted by Scribble
I've met loads of great female leaders who had the chutzpah and know-how to lead projects really well. In my uni, I was considered one of the best team leaders and was objectively one of the highest achievers, and the only person above me in terms of skill and grade-achievement was a young woman. I think gender and sex is mostly useless when it comes to deciding a leader, since it relies on the individual more than anything else.Saying men are stronger, fitter, etc. on average, yeah: that's a fact. But saying men are always, or even mostly, smarter than women is pretty much just plain wrong from everything I've seen.
EDIT: if you wanna diss me for being a 'college kid' too, just remember I'm not from the US. The stereotypes do not apply across the pond.
men are not ALWAYS.
just generally
of course I couldn't spend hours here refuting myself. so don't go down the generalization road.
Originally posted by dadudemonSure it makes Men stronger, faster, taller etc than Women, on average. It doesn't make Men harder-working, or more ambitious, or more courageous, or more intellectually sound. It doesn't mean Men are inherently more trustworthy than Women in positions of power.
And different sensitivities to those hormones, and different genes, and different chromosomes, and different cell-site receptor ratios, and different physiologies, and different lots of things that make us different.But we are the same sort of....
I don't understand you. You just listed some things about men that make them superior to women and then you say that those superiorities do not mean they are superior.
I was directly referring to Raisen's definition of superiority.
Originally posted by Scribble
I've met loads of great female leaders who had the chutzpah and know-how to lead projects really well. In my uni, I was considered one of the best team leaders and was objectively one of the highest achievers, and the only person above me in terms of skill and grade-achievement was a young woman. I think gender and sex is mostly useless when it comes to deciding a leader, since it relies on the individual more than anything else.Saying men are stronger, fitter, etc. on average, yeah: that's a fact. But saying men are always, or even mostly, smarter than women is pretty much just plain wrong from everything I've seen.
EDIT: if you wanna diss me for being a 'college kid' too, just remember I'm not from the US. The stereotypes do not apply across the pond.
Yeah but...you're giving a personal anecdote. That doesn't disprove anything.
It's like with the wage gap when people point out men on average work more hours than women and someone begins talking about a hard working woman they know. It's irrelevant.
Originally posted by Scribble
I've met loads of great female leaders who had the chutzpah and know-how to lead projects really well. In my uni, I was considered one of the best team leaders and was objectively one of the highest achievers, and the only person above me in terms of skill and grade-achievement was a young woman. I think gender and sex is mostly useless when it comes to deciding a leader, since it relies on the individual more than anything else.Saying men are stronger, fitter, etc. on average, yeah: that's a fact. But saying men are always, or even mostly, smarter than women is pretty much just plain wrong from everything I've seen.
EDIT: if you wanna diss me for being a 'college kid' too, just remember I'm not from the US. The stereotypes do not apply across the pond.
I didn't diss him. you saw what he said to me right?
he literally acted like the caricature of college kids that right wing people make fun of. patriarchy and all of that. it was textbook how he responded
that's all
Originally posted by RaisenI wouldn't even say generally. I'd say it was about equal. I've met a horde of dumb guys and a horde of dumb girls. I'd say that women and men have different skillsets when it comes to learning and intelligence, because intelligence is very hard to measure really, so men probably are better in some fields, whilst women excel in others. In fact I'm sure some study was done into that at some point mmm
men are not ALWAYS.just generally
of course I couldn't spend hours here refuting myself. so don't go down the generalization road.
Originally posted by RaisenI know, I just thought I should point out the regional difference
I didn't diss him. you saw what he said to me right?
he literally acted like the caricature of college kids that right wing people make fun of. patriarchy and all of that. it was textbook how he responded
that's all
Originally posted by Firefly218
Sure it makes Men stronger, faster, taller etc than Women, on average. It doesn't make Men harder-working, or more ambitious, or more courageous, or more intellectually sound. It doesn't mean Men are inherently more trustworthy than Women in positions of power.I was directly referring to Raisen's definition of superiority.
women's brains respond equally to any pain. the same for a victim and a suspect. that creates a care based morality that is not just. this has been proven with brain scans.
higher testosterone increases drive and focus. women only produce this from a small portion in their body. when it runs out they produce chemicals that cause distress and leads them to lock up in stressful situations
this is science. this is proven.
once again. some will handle it better than others but in this life we have to play the cards we get
Originally posted by Scribble
I wouldn't even say generally. I'd say it was about equal. I've met a horde of dumb guys and a horde of dumb girls. I'd say that women and men have different skillsets when it comes to learning and intelligence, because intelligence is very hard to measure really, so men probably are better in some fields, whilst women excel in others. In fact I'm sure some study was done into that at some point mmm
I know, I just thought I should point out the regional difference
men get a lot smarter when they stop thinking with their diicks.
once again...hormones
Originally posted by Surtur
Not mentally inferior, just different mentally. It's why on average men work more hours per week, etc.
Weird, I thought that having kids and forced into maternity leave and taking time off for kids was a huge chunk of the work hour difference.....not just the desire to achieve.