'Gender War' and it's just women reasonably blaming majority of men in horrible things they did and keep doing.
@Rasta -- those are the things that men do to women, but you haven't listed the things women do to men.
to save you the trouble of saying they don't exist, consider that most of us were raised by women, our values and ideas about the world and ourselves were put there by women. that's right up there with the things you list.
i didn't say there was a "gender war" -- i'd say we create each other. and the women do the vast majority of the creating.
@Rasta --
and btw -- women do the PR. that's why you generally only hear one side of this. ;-)
this is why usually don't chime in this permathread, you could be a robot, that's what they always say, in other words it wouldn't matter what i said, you would just say the exact same boilerplate. boring.
@tonanio @Rasta Read the original post again, it's about systemic oppression, about laws made by governments. Legal barriers against bodily autonomy, voting, owning property, getting a degree, etc. Laws targeting women, passed by mostly or entirely male governments.
Your point about cultural norms is off topic. Perhaps you could give us a recent example of a mostly female government giving men fewer rights than women? Good luck.
Frensh translation : Il n'y a pas de « guerre des sexes ». Les femmes n'ont pas privé les hommes du droit de vote. Les femmes n'ont pas interdit aux hommes l'accès à l'éducation ou à la propriété.
Les femmes n'ont pas rédigé de lois régissant le corps des hommes.
Les femmes n'ont pas mis en place de systèmes privant les hommes de leur liberté. Le déséquilibre n'a jamais fonctionné dans les deux sens.
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To be honnest there *is* a gender war. Just not a symetrical one.
It's a war against women.
It's like the American Indian Wars. One side kills, rapes, steals, etc., the other tries to survive.