I had this IRC conversation about the topic with a Massassi person who is special but not in a negative way. I thought I'd start a thread about it, although there have already been such threads.
Do you think feminism is really aiming for dominance rather than equality? Do you think people who ask what I just asked are chauvinists longing for our caveman times?
This person I referred to in the first chapter of this post (who he is is irrelevant, by the way) suggested that the studies about the difference in men's and women's wages are biased because they compare men who have had time to advance in their career to women who haven't. I'm not sure he had anything to back this up with, though, I didn't ask for proof, I don't think it was a debate anyway. I'm still interested if it's true though, because I hadn't really thought about it until now. I know the wage issue is only the tip of the iceberg, but in this case I suppose the tip is enough to sink the Titanic of equality, at least this is the message that I get from listening to the feminist stance.
What's equality between sexes, anyway? Can we be truly equal with all our differences?
(I'm sorry for that Titanic analogy, by the way.)
Do you think feminism is really aiming for dominance rather than equality? Do you think people who ask what I just asked are chauvinists longing for our caveman times?
This person I referred to in the first chapter of this post (who he is is irrelevant, by the way) suggested that the studies about the difference in men's and women's wages are biased because they compare men who have had time to advance in their career to women who haven't. I'm not sure he had anything to back this up with, though, I didn't ask for proof, I don't think it was a debate anyway. I'm still interested if it's true though, because I hadn't really thought about it until now. I know the wage issue is only the tip of the iceberg, but in this case I suppose the tip is enough to sink the Titanic of equality, at least this is the message that I get from listening to the feminist stance.
What's equality between sexes, anyway? Can we be truly equal with all our differences?
(I'm sorry for that Titanic analogy, by the way.)
Looks like we're not going down after all, so nevermind.