Psychotic said:
Yeah, the problem is that people like you think in terms of groups, not individuals. The fact that 0,1% of all men have real power does not help the 99,9% who don't. A random woman has no less power than a random man, so there is no power imbalance and there is no reason to treat them inequally. Well first of all, I dunno about you, but I'm more powerful than most random women. And the comment you're quoting is about three year old kids and 20 year old men...
... and that men have no right to bodily integrity, don't have universal right to vote (requires registration for the military), don't have reproductive rights... Don't get me wrong, I live in a country where most of these are not an issue anymore and absolute gender equality has already been achieved, so I don't care THAT much... but I can quite understand that American and British men get a bit pissy about this... I would. Yeah, as you said, people like to oversimplify things. Including you, apparently. YAY FOR STRAWMAN ARGUMENTS!!! I don't think military service should be compulsory for anyone. By the way, you seem to be bringing every example I make back to women, whether or not they were particularly about woman. Methinks the man doth protest too much.
So because everyone should be equal, we should treat accept them being treated unequally in some cases. Got it. Makes sense. Except I did not say that everyone should be equal. And I don't know what it means that we should "treat accept them being treated unequally in some cases". Don't got it. Doesn't make sense. |
Thanks for playing.







