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Christina Pike survives execution attempt
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<blockquote data-quote="Frankenstein Underworld" data-source="post: 445412" data-attributes="member: 35"><p>I think you're basically spot on. However, it appears some people are making the argument that women are being "kept out" of male-dominated fields because of sexism. In that regard, what I've read suggests that this is where personal choices come into play. You said it yourself that men are physically stronger, which makes them more likely to choose physically demanding jobs. Of course, that doesn't mean teaching or nursing are easy by any means, but then most of us acknowledge that women <em>and</em> men often work undervalued jobs. The gender wars are just another tactic the oligarchs use to divide the masses and keep us fighting amongst ourselves. It's all a distraction from the classist system they set up to screw over the working class as a whole.</p><p></p><p>Unfortunately, some people want to come at it from one angle. That's why they see "sexism" rather than "classism," and it's also why these same people seemingly downplay evil women like Christa Pike. In turn, a steady diet of anti-male bs has also made some men defensive (understandably so IMO.)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Frankenstein Underworld, post: 445412, member: 35"] I think you're basically spot on. However, it appears some people are making the argument that women are being "kept out" of male-dominated fields because of sexism. In that regard, what I've read suggests that this is where personal choices come into play. You said it yourself that men are physically stronger, which makes them more likely to choose physically demanding jobs. Of course, that doesn't mean teaching or nursing are easy by any means, but then most of us acknowledge that women [I]and[/I] men often work undervalued jobs. The gender wars are just another tactic the oligarchs use to divide the masses and keep us fighting amongst ourselves. It's all a distraction from the classist system they set up to screw over the working class as a whole. Unfortunately, some people want to come at it from one angle. That's why they see "sexism" rather than "classism," and it's also why these same people seemingly downplay evil women like Christa Pike. In turn, a steady diet of anti-male bs has also made some men defensive (understandably so IMO.) [/QUOTE]
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