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AHMETxRock wrote: No, men have negatives in society. You come across as ignorant for seeing one facet of life's discrimination as more important than another's. However, ignorance is not a crime, otherwise, all infants would be slaughtered for it. What right do you, or anyone, have to judge one side's discrimination as worse than anothers?

Or did the concept of it all being relative completely fly over your head? That was a pretty important statement. I'd like you to address this. Is it NOT relative, so that you actually can make the statement that one side DOES have it objectively worse?

My statements are not without base. There was a very long explaination about racism typed up. I feel it was the same logic, which is why I did not repeat. I can gladly delete phrases alluding to the concept of racism and replace it with phrases alluding to the concept of sexism, of course.

Perhaps you see the issues as different? That one form of discrimination is different than another? Actually, that's exactly what you seem to be implying, stating that the discrimination against women is worse against men. Do you see the struggles of racism different from the struggles of sexism? I am of the opinion that all forms of discrimination have the same roots in our collective psycology as a species that is being exploited.

And do not talk down to me either. The side that is wrong rarely ever concedes as such, but the fact that people can act so hypocritical in the face of how wrong they were pisses me off. I am not a racist or a sexist and I honestly hate anyone will is thinking of me as such. I am here willing to engage in dialogue. When fire ants are tearing away at your body, you must not worry about individuals.

AHMETxRock wrote:I just had a problem with saying women are discriminated against more.

Anything else?

Lethal Interjection wrote:Now I'm wanting some examples of what Ahmet calls "discrimination against men". Because I can't tell if he's actually been screwed over, or if we are muddling together "stereotype" and "discrimination".

I mean, I've seen discrimination against men in action, but it has always been on a very small, relatively insignificant scale.

Other than the big factors in discrimation against men, such as having less say in Parliament because now all them women can vote, having jobs typically reserved for men being given to women, and so on. It's a travesty, really. WHAT HAPPENED TO MY RIGHTS?

smiley_cow wrote:Yeah I'm curious too. I can think of a couple of examples I've heard of where a man was a major victim of sexism, but they're pretty few and far between. Mostly like you said, it's pretty small scale and it's pretty much always on an individual scale where the man is being discriminated against for not being masculine enough.

AHMETxRock wrote:Argue? What's there to argue about? Homosexuality is a sin. The bible says so dude.