badp
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women are the problem
Stupid women are the problem. So are stupid men.
women are the problem
Stupid women are the problem. So are stupid men.
Uh huh. IF you wish to discuss women serial killers or terrorists, start your own thread.
this is my thread
So quit derailing your own thread.
i believe rusha jumped the shark with that one
So you realize that if you don't have "spousal rape" your entire argument fails?I didn't say they were, and that wouldn't make them anecdotal either. I believe all 50 states had laws to similar effect not all that long ago though, so the notion of spousal rape was nationally non-existent. And I have to say, your ignorance of easy to verify history is...well, not as surprising as it should be. Here's a starting point, do your own Googling if you want more:
http://time.com/3975175/spousal-rape-case-history/
The mindset that government coercion and the twisting of justice is required to achieve certain outcomes.What "mindset" is that, exactly?
Family court laws. The ones listed in my post.Specifically, which laws?
Yes, that was your claim - that women were not free in American history. I take it since you merely restated your claim instead of supporting it that you have no support? Care to provide some?History.
So you have anti-support for your claim.For one thing, I didn't say it was impossible for women to live independently.
Women's preferences have nothing to do with my commitments to equality. You're obfuscating.What happened to your commitment to equality?Yorzhik said:Men and women are not the same, and women prefer their men be stronger and smarter than they are.
So you realize that if you don't have "spousal rape" your entire argument fails?
The mindset that government coercion and the twisting of justice is required to achieve certain outcomes.
Family court laws. The ones listed in my post.
Yes, that was your claim - that women were not free in American history. I take it since you merely restated your claim instead of supporting it that you have no support? Care to provide some?
Women's preferences have nothing to do with my commitments to equality. You're obfuscating.
Men being forced by negative consequences in family court to have certain relationships with women have left women more unhappy than they used to be. You'd rather make things worse for women, and I'd prefer they be happier again.
Just so you know the real difference between 'egalitarianism' and 'feminism'.
If you didn't have the accusation that back before there were "spousal rape" laws men thought raping women was OK, you'd have no accusation at all.What do you mean by "don't have spousal rape"?
US family courts have become a minefield for men. Men are convicted of rape and domestic violence without anything more than the word of a single female. Men almost always lose their children in divorce even though fathers are demonstrably better for raising their children, based on her word against his. Men are required to pay whatever liability a judge can dream up while women never incur, relatively, any cost of liability. All these outcomes come from a mindset that the government can force men to pay for crimes committed against women in history. It's a mindset that violence against men is OK.Well that's vague and useless. I have no idea what you're even referring to from that.
I never asked you for specific laws. That is just you wanting me to demand something that I never did. You could have been very unspecific about national laws; for example you could have given the counter to laws that result in children being taken from their fathers and false accusations being allowed to stand based on a single witness.Your post didn't list any actual laws. It listed some vague notions that might be related to some laws. Which is funny, in part, given how pedantic you were earlier about specific laws in specific states, and the notion that I needed to provide you chapter and verse from them. Well, family law is almost exclusively a state issue, and the laws in question are state laws.
So you can't actually list any evidence.If you can't find it with the minimal amount of Googling it would require, I don't feel a lot of obligation to say more. Especially given your somewhat tenuous grasp of facts in general.Yorzhik said:Yes, that was your claim - that women were not free in American history. I take it since you merely restated your claim instead of supporting it that you have no support? Care to provide some?
It's entirely supportable. Women are less happy now than they were before "spousal rape" laws were dreamed up.What makes you think I have any regard for what you think makes women happy? Talk about an unsupportable assertion.
If you didn't have the accusation that back before there were "spousal rape" laws men thought raping women was OK, you'd have no accusation at all.
US family courts have become a minefield for men. Men are convicted of rape and domestic violence without anything more than the word of a single female. Men almost always lose their children in divorce even though fathers are demonstrably better for raising their children, based on her word against his. Men are required to pay whatever liability a judge can dream up while women never incur, relatively, any cost of liability. All these outcomes come from a mindset that the government can force men to pay for crimes committed against women in history. It's a mindset that violence against men is OK.
It's entirely supportable. Women are less happy now than they were before "spousal rape" laws were dreamed up.
And how do we know that women want their men to be stronger and smarter than women are? Because Game works.
It's entirely supportable. Women are less happy now than they were before "spousal rape" laws were dreamed up.
And how do we know that women want their men to be stronger and smarter than women are? Because Game works.
If it's 'entirely supportable' then you might get around to giving some actual support for your view...
You know, so that it isn't just you...being a spokesperson for the majority of women...kinda thing...
lain:
"University of Pennsylvania researchers Betsey Stevenson and Justin Wolfers studied the happiness of women in the United States from the 1970s through present day and found an astounding conclusion: the more society accommodated women, gave them jobs, and scholarships, and supported them living single, and encouraged them to pursue their own private dreams and goals, to dress and act as masculine as they wanted to, and to shun any ideas of universal beauty or happiness in pursuit of their own private desires, the LESS happy they were"...
http://www.returnofkings.com/71027/there-is-scientific-proof-that-feminism-is-failing-women