If you see many posts
and comments in blog land, you will find that there is a growing reaction
against 'feminism' and 'feminists'. Sometimes it is implicit and sometimes
explicit.Even women who take up
women's issues are shy to call themselves 'feminists' with few exceptions.Does that mean
'feminism' has been defeated?Does that mean men are
reasserting their dominance?Has it become
irrelevant?Are we in post-feminist
period?
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- 2006-11-03 @ 15:02:12
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 15:12:32
Why you can't stand if **feminism is not dead**?
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safriz
- http://www.conspiror.blog.co.uk
- 2006-11-03 @ 15:06:19
feminism has gone in the wrong hands,and women are bening fooled by them.
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 15:11:23
Its harsh and illogical saf. Only fool can get fooled.
So you don't have objection about **feminism**?
You only have doubt about **feminists**?-
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safriz
- http://www.conspiror.blog.co.uk
- 2006-11-03 @ 15:12:01
i object both
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 15:14:02
But you said it went in wrong hands.
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- 2006-11-03 @ 15:31:50
Maybe Saf means women's rights is okay but feminism isn't. They ain't the same things.
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- 2006-11-03 @ 15:30:06
Feminism is reactionary, its anti men and anti family. It's unrealistic. That's why it doesn't work.
Who wants to live in lesbian communes with a bunch of soap dodgers? Not me. Modern women want eqaul rights not feminism.
But I don't think it's dead though there are plenty of old feminist out there trying to tell us what to do and blaming everything on the patricarchy.
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 15:35:50
**Do Modern women have equal rights?**
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- 2006-11-03 @ 15:44:46
No, we have more rights than men and that's not good we ought to have equal rights. If I was going to campaign for equal rights I'd be campaigning for equal rights for men. When we had a debate at my school about feminism no girl wanted to defend it.
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 15:55:24
Sure girls and women are shy to defend feminism. But it also because of male dominance and patiarchal values nurtured among them.
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safriz
- http://www.conspiror.blog.co.uk
- 2006-11-03 @ 15:40:28
spot on amief..i totally agree with u
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- 2006-11-03 @ 15:45:27
Thanks Saf
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 15:42:06
Every **//ism//** is 'anti' something.
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safriz
- http://www.conspiror.blog.co.uk
- 2006-11-03 @ 15:45:56
yes but no other 'ism' is as illusive and anti social,as feminism.
they claim,that they are working for equal rights,no probs with that.
but instead mostly they use their energies to justify,nudity,anti-familyism,labianism,and want the world to accept and hail to it.-
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 16:00:50
It can be because the reality in respect to gender is that illusive.
To give you one example, if a man will go scantily dressed or nude, no woman will attack him, but if woman does it, she can be raped and people say that she asked for it.
If there is such stark contrast in reality in this regard, do you don't see feminism has role to play?-
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safriz
- http://www.conspiror.blog.co.uk
- 2006-11-03 @ 16:09:35
Thats the way,this world was built,men have supermacy over women in certain things,and women have supermacy over men in certain things.We have different gender roles.Men can't produce babies,and can't breast feed them.No body can change this.There are other things about the social structure which were working nice,and genders were satisfied with it.But some women,to fulfil their own desires,started to stirr up,women's sentiments,and there is the result.
Women used to stay home and take care of children,and men used to go out and work.Now women are taking care of children and working for money.
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 16:17:56
So now women are doing both.
Taking care of children and working for money.
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 15:45:37
//"Modern women want eqaul rights not feminism."//
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- 2006-11-03 @ 15:48:24
No it doesn't. But we don't have equal rights we have more rights than men.
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 15:56:04
What are those?
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safriz
- http://www.conspiror.blog.co.uk
- 2006-11-03 @ 15:50:47
no feminist has yet come up with a well written agenda,or a definition of equal rights.
equal rights exisr,when genders are satisfied on the things they are getting.feminism continuously injects dis-satisfaction among women,so there will be no end...other than the end of social structure all together,,-
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safriz
- http://www.conspiror.blog.co.uk
- 2006-11-03 @ 15:55:31
you know i won't shut up on this subject,but right now i have to go for an important appointmtnt..will be back,will read all the comments,and will reply all. mwahahaha
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 16:05:29
Remember I am waiting for you.
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 16:03:33
Social structures have evolved through social process and can be only sustain if they accommodate demands of changing times. Its end has nothing to do with any ism.
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- 2006-11-03 @ 18:24:24
Feminism //isn't// "anti-men" in the slightest - that's just something that feminism has been tagged with over the years and unfortunately, it's stuck.
And if people still choose to see it that way, then things will never change-
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 18:32:09
I agree with you largely. But every //ism// is bound to have some //anti//.
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- 2006-11-03 @ 21:07:06
Really? So feminism isn't an ideology that developed in the 1960s based on the canards that gender roles and gender identity are social constructs? And it's not anti-marriage and anti family? It doesn't demand that women need liberating from a patriarchal society? And doesn't ideologically support lesbian separatism?
Feminism as an ideological movement is anti men and anti women. It's a form of fascism.
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- 2006-11-03 @ 21:12:28
I don't know it's roots, but I have to agree that you describe what I know as contemporary feminism quite well.
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 22:01:10
Any //ism// is **anti** something.
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safriz
- http://www.conspiror.blog.co.uk
- 2006-11-03 @ 16:05:11
ism give direction to the evolution of social structure.Feminism is giving it all the wrong directions
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 16:07:25
**ism** is product of social evolution saf. Do you think evolutionary process can be misguided?
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 16:47:18
Sadly saf you have an appointment and where is Ammie?
What happened?
Several questions remained unanswered...
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What questions do you want answered vox?
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 17:36:46
Like **having more rights than men** and many other.
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- 2006-11-03 @ 17:16:12
I'm against feminism, men and women are not totally equal, there are fundermantal differencies. Women can control men in many ways when it comes to sex, men can dominate women and over power them but it is just impossible for a woman to rape a man. Excludign the violence of rape a man is still expected to do the running to pursuade a woman to sleep with him, to give him permission to have her. There is always pressure on the man to perform when the woman wants. This is not just confined to sex but all the rituals around it, making the first move, dating etc. Even with on line dating women expect men to contact them rather than them seekign out and contacting the men on the whole yet the environment is totally equal.
What is the male equivelent of a gynacologist?
Why is it assumed that a man will not mind an appendix scar but the procedure is different for a woman to avoid an unsightly scar if possible?
Why do man have to ask women to marry?
Roles are differnt.
There were unjust inequalities in the past where for no good reason oprotunities were denied to women but these are dwindling as attidudes have changed over time through feminism and campaigns for equal rights. The problem is that the corrresponding attidudes to men have not changed creating an imbalance the other way in certain areas.
A man wanting to be a nursery teacher of child minder is treated with more suspicion than a woman.
Male nurses are assumed to be gay, along with air line stewards.
A man is thought as being incapable of being sexually harrased by a women, or being weak for it.
Man are not seen as victims of domsetic voilence and when revealed as such are not treated with the sympathy that women get.
If a woman hits a man and he hits back he is seen as the agressor.
Feminism has had its day. It no longer seams to represent the views of an opressed majority of women but is seen as more of a men haters club that is too extreme for most women who generally seam to have a reasonably fair ride though life as opposed to the dictactorial prescribed path without choices of yester year.
The problem with feminisists it that a woman who chooses not to have a career and become a wife, mother and house wife at home keeping house and raising the children is seen as in need of rescue or a trator to woman kind. The reality is that now the woman has the right and ability to choose to be the house wife, or have a career, or both. Choice now exists where it did not. They have beoce a thought police who are not liked by the population as a whole male or female.
Well thats how I see it but as with all of us in this debate I am biased by my geneder (male).-
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 17:30:46
Thanks for vey elaborate, intelligent and nice response. I have certain differences with it, though I also have some agreements. I will respond to you shortly.
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- 2006-11-03 @ 17:35:56
You heap far too much praise on me, what you really mean is I go on a bit, well thats true!
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- 2006-11-03 @ 17:31:07
I agree, except I don't think feminism ever did any good. Don't think being male makes you biased, I'm female and I agree with ya.
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 17:34:00
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- 2006-11-03 @ 17:34:22
Thanks, but I have to say I think in history some thing acted to change womens rights and if it was not feminism what was it? Surley the historic change to give more rigths to women was a good thing?
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 17:39:10
This is the point of our agreement virgin.
Absolutely right.
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- 2006-11-03 @ 17:42:21
Yes, but I feel resentment for the position that feminism now takes, that of being "more equal than me" (now theres an oxymoron) The major in equalities are addressed in our society today so there job is largely done.
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 17:49:28
I agree with this partially.
Though major has been addressed as you suggest minor remains. Some are more subtle and sophisticated inequalities have remained. Some are also taken newer forms.
I agree with your resentment against "more equal" position. Is it taken by feminists?
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- 2006-11-03 @ 18:03:11
BTW, that was a typo, should have been men not me.
Whats the bent stick policy?
If all things in life were equal then what?
There are always differencies but the inequalities left are of less magnitude than the nosie of individual difference so they cannot be addressed with out similar adverse reactions.
I think we are left with an extreme now that is largley irrelevant and Germain Greer, well is she a good advert or just a media sterotype?-
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 18:12:10
Bent stick is not good position.
I think any feminist can answer your question. But sadly there is no one around.
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- 2006-11-03 @ 17:50:42
Trade unions and the woman's rights movement not feminism. My cousin wrote about it on her blog they nicked other people's glory.
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 18:00:51
Tade unions surely played great part.
Women's rights movement minus feminism?
For what rights they championed for?
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- 2006-11-03 @ 18:06:13
feminism nicked the glory of the pre-feminist woman groups. Woman's suffrage weren't feminism.
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 18:25:52
Suffrage movement. Mnay questions were even not appeared when that movement achieved its goal.
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- 2006-11-03 @ 18:10:02
Trade unions also fought feminism in some areas, fearing a mans job would be taken and given to a woman. Don't forget that trade unions were wholly male at one time as they only represented the worker against the employer and most women did not work.
Sorry that is wrong, because the indusrial revolution did bring jobs to women and trade unionism was bourne out of the industrial revolution. But further down the line fewer women worked and the work places were perdominatly male and the unions representing the workers were therefore male representing the views of their mainly male membership (just avoided a double meaning there by adding ship)
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 18:27:59
Absolutely right. I completely agree with you virgin.
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- 2006-11-03 @ 18:26:56
//"What is the male equivelent of a gynacologist?"//
Um....men don't need internal examinations
//"Why is it assumed that a man will not mind an appendix scar but the procedure is different for a woman to avoid an unsightly scar if possible?
Why do man have to ask women to marry?"//
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- 2006-11-03 @ 18:45:05
Men do have health problems with genitalia but these are not covered by a single specialism whereas women have specialist in this area of their health. I know women have more complex issues here than mem and the need for more shall we say medical intervention, but men can and do get thrush for instance along with cancers, cysts, growths and all amnner of other complications and do not get the same comprehensive treatement as women do.
I am certain that many more men ask women to marry them than the other way round!
Do men get asked if they want the appendix scar lower to be bikin line?
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 22:10:25
Is there any complicatedness in genital problems of men compared to problems of women due to their reproductive physical processes.
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 18:49:29
To add to it I would say that even if it is true to some extent it suggest that women are not still feel certain pressures and have to suppres their feelings as patriarchal values ask.
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- 2006-11-03 @ 18:55:36
Yes but so do men
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 19:03:48
Yes thats why patriarchal values are now problematic to both men and women.
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- 2006-11-03 @ 17:49:41
It's a matter of how far the pendulum swings.
I agree with Amie in the respect that in certain things women do have far more rights them men. But there is still the 'old carrot' of equal pay for both. This I think will go on being debated for time imimorial.
If you take the calm after the storm raised by GG, then yes, it is post feminism. But I don't feel that I am treated with any less respect by either sex, so I do'nt see a problem.
I think virgin blog has raised many issues that need sorting out before anyone can say that there are equal rights for all. Then there will be no need for 'ism's' of any description.
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 17:57:27
Surely all 'isms' have their own defects.
Why there should be debate on 'equal pay' for ages?
What will happen if 'equal pay' is not given to different section between male employees.
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- 2006-11-03 @ 18:18:01
Yes and I think Virginblog has raised a few.
Domestic violence is one. How many men report that the female beats them up? Not many because it is seem as non-macho. When they do, I would imagine that many of them get ridiculed by both sexes.
In a divorce situatution, in a majority of cases the male leaves the marital home to the wife and children, as it is mostly assumed that she will have custody of the offspring. Men have to fight to get visiting rights let alone custody. I know that divorce happens for a variety of reasons, and sometimes it is for the children that the choice of who they stay with, is set.
But not in all cases.
If a male wishes to be a nurse, he is assumed to be gay, but that does not occur if he is a doctor.
Equal pay is, as I said, a huge debate, and this has so many arguments. Equal pay for equal jobs is something that has not just gender barriers, but age barriers as well.-
- 2006-11-03 @ 18:54:03
I agree with you Sussie, but then most domestic violence is perpertrated by men.
Not that I condone it, it is a burden that men must bear. By this I mean that all men are tarred with the same brush to some extent.
I am not violent but I am agressive at times. The agression is partly a male thing, partly who I am but I can control myself to the extent I am not violent. Violence is seen as been a trait of most males, especially the larger and more agressive ones.
But being sensitve as a man, which I like to think I am, is seen as not being a male attributeand is seen as a sign of weakness and homosexuality.
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 19:07:28
There can be total political, economic and social equality.
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- 2006-11-03 @ 20:19:11
I disagree, because the physical, sexual and psychological inequalities get in the way and prevent the others.
Power is at the root of polictics and economics which in turn dicates or influence social attidudes and policies.
Power is wrapped up in physical strength, physchology and sexual power. Women have the upper hand in phyco-sexual power, men have the upper hand in physical power, and psycology and the different thinking patterns between men and women, partly influenced by hormones, mix it all up.
The story of Adam and Eve is partly a metaphore for this I think.
We are all programmed towards sex and sexual desires and these dictate the patterns of society.
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 20:26:59
//"Power is at the root of polictics and economics"//
//"Power is wrapped up in physical strength, physchology and sexual power."//
So you mean to say 'physico-psychological power''sexual power' is **root of real the power** in society, polity and economy?-
- 2006-11-03 @ 20:35:17
It is the driving force behind power and most of our social structures.
But human society is a "higher order" society and we have empathy and emotions as well which works to temper teh above driving forces.
The root of the existence of all species in the animal kingdom is the surrvival of the species which is tied up in procreation which is where strength, the ability to provide for the young (money in our world) and sex come in to drive us.-
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 21:46:17
With all those creation and procreation roots, I just want to know whether you think that 'psycho sexual power' is root of real power in politics and economy my friend.
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- 2006-11-04 @ 13:39:55
The short answer is yes, but the full answer is very complicated.
Power is actually given to leaders by the people and they give it to different people in different circumstances. Churchill was a good war leader but lost the election after the war because he was not the sort of leader the people wanted in peace time.
Our own circumstances dictated our opinion, many people gravitate towards leaders that mimick childhood authority figures, such as our father, an influential teacher, or our mother depending oon our own up bringing.
We look for similar qualities in leadership figures in later life.-
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-04 @ 16:44:56
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- 2006-11-03 @ 21:13:43
"most domestic violence is perpertrated by men."
More men are prosecuted for domestic violence but no one has ever proved that most domestic violence is perpetrated by men, its just how are police are trained to respond to calls of domestic violence.-
- 2006-11-03 @ 21:21:16
I think you are playing devils advocate here. What you say is true but it is a long stretch of the imagination to suggest that my statement is false.
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 21:44:09
Disagree with you bit Steph here.
I say bit because I agree that the State and Police handle cases of violence and especially domestic violence badly.
However, saying that men do not perpetrate domestic violence would be stretching it bit too far. I don't deny that even woman can be violent at times, but there is difference between violence perpetrated by man and woman.
Women may do more psychological violence and men tend to commit physical assault. The physical attack and damage gets more weightage while dealing with domestic violence issue and that makes men perpetrators.-
- 2006-11-04 @ 13:42:21
I'd tend to agree with you Vox, but I think it is a big leap from words to hitting.
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-04 @ 16:47:39
Yeah. Its very different. Psychological violence and physical violence need to be and are treated differently.
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- 2006-11-03 @ 18:17:49
Equal pay is partly true and partly myth.
Market forces are at play here.
Career breaks as well.
In the real world of business it can be a lot more expensive to employ a woman of child bearing age if she has children. That is more a debate about who pays for allowing a woman to take time off work to have a child than anythign else. But in the commercial world where the employer is expected to pay a woman will cost more to employ than a man even if they get the same wage if a woman has a child.
The wider social expectations play a part here. If the child of teo working parents is ill society says it is the woman who takes time off work to be with the child not the man.
In general the man is the more career commited than the woman so will get the greater reward.
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 19:10:38
Why men are more career committed than women?
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- 2006-11-03 @ 20:11:43
Because history, social values, and all host of other things dictate tthis to be a norm, but it is a wide generalisation and I am not saying all men are happy with that position.
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 20:17:36
Yes that means gender roles are socially constructed and still operative and men like me are not happy with it.
Feminism can liberate men as well.
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- 2006-11-03 @ 20:23:53
Surley you want a Maleism movement to liberate you, not a Feminism movement?
I think all thinking people male or female rebel against gender sterotypes to a certain extent, or some aspects of them.
Not all blodes are dumb, not all 6ft 20 stone muscular blokes who like a pint are up for a fight.
The blonde can have a phd and the beffy bloke might be a doctor, even a gynagologist!!!-
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 21:58:49
No. A revolution liberateS not only oppresed but also oppressor as one ceased to be oppressor.
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- 2006-11-03 @ 18:49:16
I think it's OK at parties after you've had a few drinks.
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 18:51:43
What OK?
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its_me_sindy
- 2006-11-03 @ 19:35:03
Feminism is being shunned by women today only because of the sort of tags that come along with it.. like women's lib. But women's lib i feel happens only when women face injustice all around. I'm happy being a woman living in this era. I think our era is the best one in which to be a woman. I am an equal and have faced no discrimination so far..Period.
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 19:53:25
But why this era came? Who is responsible for that? Why you have not aced any discrimination?
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its_me_sindy
- 2006-11-03 @ 19:40:50
and i agree with amie on the equality bit.. nd with virginblog bout male dominance as natural in the case of sex
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 19:55:24
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its_me_sindy
- 2006-11-03 @ 20:23:52
in India women have seats reserved in the government and every other public institution. Women can send men to jail on the pretext of eve-teasing and that is a law which is being misused to the max. But all these things haven't given women what they've wanted.
As for the equality thing..More recently in our country the dowry system and child marriage is facing its end. Thanks to women activists. These women are not seeking rights.They're merely helping out the socially disadvantaged category. establishing equality in other words.. that is much more benificial-
- 2006-11-03 @ 20:28:56
Hi, explain eve-teasing please.
As for doweries, England had similar systems in the past to preserve family property and wealth, but in a society where we can now earn our own wealth in our own life time there is no need for such a system. Child marriage is part of the whole thing.
What you describe is womens liberation and fighting for womens rights which is not the same as feminism as we understand it in the UK.-
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its_me_sindy
- 2006-11-03 @ 20:37:43
OK..Eve-teasing is basically sexual harrasment faced by the girls.
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- 2006-11-03 @ 21:24:16
Thanks,
Steph has added a comment above that sums up what I think of feminism. Simply it is an idilology that promotes female values and interests but it is much more complex.
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 21:56:16
There is no reservation for women in state and central govt or assemblies in India. There is reservation at lower level bodies of village and muncipal government level.
Thanks to women activists? Who were they? They were feminists and their ideology was feminism. YOU ARE IN COMFORTABLE POSITION BECAUSE OF THEIR HARD WORK AND STRUGGLE.
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- 2006-11-03 @ 20:28:08
and i think this era is more enlightened than any other.. more than the women acheiving things i think the men are realising that its inevitable that women r here to RULE!!
This was probably not the case some time back... maybe the awareness has been the issue..but its terrific at the moment..-
- 2006-11-03 @ 20:40:16
A teriffic moment for women?
I am not sure about women being here to rule, I find modern life a struggle against my insticnts. Situations trigger my stress response all the time which is a problem for all of us. Stress response helps us strive in modern society for a short time but is wearing long term. Modern life keeps triger ing it though!-
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its_me_sindy
- 2006-11-03 @ 20:44:21
What does YOUR stress have to do with women?!
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- 2006-11-03 @ 21:06:16
A lot actually, see my blog, but that is a side issue.
I mean that as a man modern society is stressful to me.
You are syaing that modern times are good for women, I am saying they are not so good for men, well me anyway.-
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 22:19:01
So if time is //good// for men it is //bad// for women.
If it is //good// for women then it is //bad// for men.
**Thats says it all.**
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- http://bloggitygoodness.blog.ca
- 2006-11-03 @ 21:02:51
I am a humanist - I love people. I think a man married to a woman and the woman married to the man simply need to take care of one another. One should treat all people with respect and dignity....
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- 2006-11-03 @ 21:08:42
So true, such nice thoughts, If only I could achive that and not get so angry with people. (not that I am gettign angry here, just commenting on my life and personality).
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-03 @ 21:51:51
Ok. Is the world that simple?
Secondly what about those who are not married MMM?
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kiki2u
- http://www.kikita.blog.co.uk
- 2006-11-04 @ 13:51:44
I deaclre: I am not feminist! Period!
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-04 @ 16:52:20
Why?
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kiki2u
- http://www.kikita.blog.co.uk
- 2006-11-04 @ 18:07:26
Because i do not agree with them and with maleisms..this one is for Safriz hahahahahahaha
BUT i am feminin...Don't agree because they love too much extremes,turning a kind of fundamentalist!
so better i be feminin and enjoy the fight about human rights..not only rights for women or only for men! WE ARE ALL HUMANS! YES!
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voxpopuli
- 2006-11-04 @ 18:16:18
Yes I am also HUMAN.
I also see middle path. Rather I think we are in post-feminist phase. Feminists have done their job well. But their role and role of their ideological position is over from large part of the world.
Now we have to move forward. But while moving forward I just wanted to thanks //feminism// for its role in highlighting discrimination and help human society to correct its perspective a bit. -
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I can't stand Germaine Greer.
I dont think "feminism" is dead though.