BloodMuffin
@BloodMuffin@lemmy.ca
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I’m a devils advocating
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men are more willing to sacrifice themselves for the grated good
women are not
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provet
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yeah sure
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you are dislike feminist because of the way feminists represent themselves. they claim to be driven by equity but in fact they are nisandrists
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my points is that women don’t want to work jobs that include high mortality rate
therefore feminists don’t advocate for equity, they advocate for equality, which doesn’t account for gender biases
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men dominate women physically in EVERY possible category
name one woman that is stronger/fasted
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my Job is Powerline Technician. there are 2% women in my trade, and it’s not because of patriarchy. it’s because more men are willing to work in hazardous conditions.
but since you mentioned weightlifting, men have every solo physical record in the world. fastest runner, strongest lifter, etc. it’s ridiculous to argue against this
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as a trans male, you are biologically a male. you are transitioning into a woman, which I will never argue against. the difference is between male/female and woman/women. you will never be a male. males are genetically XY. you are XX AND you will never be able to change that. you can be a woman. I’ll accept you as a woman, but never a female
you’re basing your opinion on your very limited experience. you’re a female man. you were born a female that identified as a man, so you transitioned your GENDER to a man. i fully support your decision, and I will fight to the my death for your fight for your to express your gender expression. however you have ZERO comprehension of what it means to being a man.
I’m bisexual, I’d say about 10% homosexual; I have a strong emotional attraction towards men, but zero interest in them sexually, and I don’t want to see them naked. a nude penis makes me flaccid. i have no idea of your position on that scale, but I don’t care
you are a child of God, and I love you
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the difference is the lack of physical strength, the deficit in a competition vs communalist mindsets, and the prevalence of emotional/social tendencies.
women excel in social empathy, personal understanding (empathy), and emotional intelligence relativ to men.
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you’re right, they’re very different fields. stem fields have recently shown more female representation than men. i concede that point. i was wrong about women in stem
trades and military however are consistently proven to heavily underrepresent women, despite feminist efforts to change that
why is that? i think it’s because less women are inclined to pursue these fields, in part because of their obvious disadvantage in strength, and their reluctance to engage in competition, and receptivity to physical danger
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that’s because physicists only operate within materialism.
to entertain the possibility that more exists beyond physical matter is taboo in sciences
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fair. i concede the point
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no. women are significantly less likely to excel in my field, due to their physical limitations compared to men.
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you’re right
they provided an example for me and I disregarded it.
i was wrong to say that there was no effort to include women in those fields.
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i got into the trade because it was the most lucrative career option available to me, and I enjoyed it.
i continued and completed my apprenticeship because the physical danger appealed to me. it made my heart skip a beat and my adrenaline surge every time I narrowly avoided death. i sought out that adrenaline rush. women are not as inclined to pursue adrenaline and physical danger
I excelled in the trade because of my ability to accept my lack of competence, my competitive nature, my analytical tendencies, and my superior physical strength/agility. the latter 3 of these traits are more pronounced in males
like I said, the 2 women I know in the trade were exceptional. they displayed superior logical competence, spatial awareness, analysis, and were competitive in physical strength. these women are relatively rare compared to men.
trades are not biased towards men, it’s just that men are biologically more likely to possess the traits necessary to excel in them
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and what did that accomplish?
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feminists complained about lack of representation in stem sectors, so there was an effort to include women. now they are included
explain to be why feminists aren’t complaining about the 9% female representation in trades?
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show me one example where feminists complained about not enough women plumbers, or lineman, or carpenters
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the gender gap in Stem and trades is easily explainable: women have a significantly lower interest in those fields
my trade is one of the top 5 most dangerous careers. 2 of my friends have died in the job. it has 98% men, 2%women. I’ve never heard a feminist advocate for more female representation in this trade. can anyone explain that?
the 2 females I’ve met in the trade were exceptional. they both worked their way into managerial positions. this demonstrates the meritocracal ideology in the trades.
women rarely make it through an apprenticeship. an apprenticeship involves a tremendous amount of physical strength, which women are less likely to possess.
my question is why are feminists not advocating for representation in military, labor, and skilled labor sectors?
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