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I'd still like an organised statement, lots of things have been tossed around and I'd like to see the arguments compiled.
Rudolph Quin said:Most things that are considered "female privilege" are actually just consequences of impositions put on men because of the patriarchy. Women aren't holding us to these standards, other men are.KCRiley said:Rudolph Quin said:I know, as men, it is sometimes hard for us to see our own privilege. It's a tricky concept.
This goes for everyone.
Ivory11 said:When it comes to female privilige in our society, i highly reccomend looking through this list.
if you are female and answer "yes" to any of these, then congratulations, society favors you in that way because of your gender!
http://owningyourshit.blogspot.com.au/2011/05/female-privilege-checklist.html
FYI, that was written by a woman
Korax said:This has always been a very strange topic for me. I grew up with sisters and many female-friends who I would like to consider sisters because of the long history we share. In any case one of the strangest things I have ever come to term with is that men and women are not that different at all, in fact we are so very similar that we magnify any tiny differences that there are just for the sake of a division. There is a lot of injustice and stupidity caused by this tiny fact, be it stereotypes throw by either gender or vocal minorities trying mudding the water until the real problems are long since lost.
Hahvoc The Decepticon said:As I said, I don't agree with the whole article, especially the "uphevel(sp?) of all that is male" that envelopes some of it because of what some of her friends said.
randomthingslover1 said:I live in India, where the prejudice against woman is really exhausting
True, 50% of Indians have modernized while 50% are still living in the misery of baseless superstitions.
I once read about a case, where a village panchayat gave a punishment to a lower cast girl to take seven rounds of the village, naked.Her only crime:Trying to run away with aupper class boy.What better explains the inequality females are facing?
Taking examples of the much more developed Indians, people here still seem to blame the women for almost every thing that is happening.
If a girl gets raped, she is blamed for wearing provocative clothes.
If she is clad in a burkha, then her fault is that she choose to get out of the house after sunset.
When people want to take revenge from a guy, they go for physical pain.But for agirl the first thought they have is,"Hey, she got tits andholes to fuck.So let's just put her through both physical and mental agony"
No doubt, both the men as well as women are subjected to various kinds of evils due to their gender, but from what I have seen and experienced is that women are often made to suffer more.
rskde said:randomthingslover1 said:I live in India, where the prejudice against woman is really exhausting
True, 50% of Indians have modernized while 50% are still living in the misery of baseless superstitions.
I once read about a case, where a village panchayat gave a punishment to a lower cast girl to take seven rounds of the village, naked.Her only crime:Trying to run away with aupper class boy.What better explains the inequality females are facing?
Taking examples of the much more developed Indians, people here still seem to blame the women for almost every thing that is happening.
If a girl gets raped, she is blamed for wearing provocative clothes.
If she is clad in a burkha, then her fault is that she choose to get out of the house after sunset.
When people want to take revenge from a guy, they go for physical pain.But for agirl the first thought they have is,"Hey, she got tits andholes to fuck.So let's just put her through both physical and mental agony"
No doubt, both the men as well as women are subjected to various kinds of evils due to their gender, but from what I have seen and experienced is that women are often made to suffer more.
Hey, no offense to you or your country but it is a third world country, and the thing I am attempting to say that feminists in the first world country are bitching about their problems and taking the focus away from third world nations where there is actual woman misery, so I completely agree that woman are blamed for stupid reasons, but also in the US there are women who have been raped and then decide to wear little to no clothing while walking and protesting 'Rape culture' when it is nonexistent in the United States, which goes along with male privilege, they believe that because men are.. Men, we have more privileges than we do in many cases in a first world perspective, which then takes focus off of third world issues that should have a higher priority so that people can bitch to each other until the sun turns off.