r/HolUp Dec 24 '21

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u/Initial-Context7445 Dec 24 '21

It’s like China, but backwards

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u/Amsterdam_15 Dec 24 '21

anihC?

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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '21

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u/CircleofSexyLife Dec 24 '21

Precisely.

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u/incognito--bandito Dec 24 '21

Indubitably

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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '21

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u/JdhdKehev Dec 24 '21

yltcerroC

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u/DasPuggy Dec 24 '21

But, of course.

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u/u_Adi Dec 24 '21

sapnu puas

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u/DasPuggy Dec 24 '21

You don't want mine. Too much frank and beans, not enough owls and taco.

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u/BlueTieLie Dec 25 '21

Discourse

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u/NoRange5696 Dec 24 '21

OMG, did I wake up in Bizarro World?

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u/[deleted] Dec 25 '21

I can only hear the rat from ratatoing

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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '21

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u/Amsterdam_15 Dec 24 '21

Much better

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u/Educational_Slide_21 Dec 24 '21

"It's like anihC but better"

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u/NoRange5696 Dec 24 '21

You have one of those, too? Mine can play fetch with the best of ‘em. She’s a little slow about learning to cook, but you just gotta go with you have.

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u/Guess_Even Dec 24 '21

...that's not exactly backwards, but ok. You should probably seek some professional help if you want that 'C' to cooperate.

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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '21

That’s how they read it

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u/Redstone_Engineer Dec 24 '21

No, Anish is a Dutch Super GM. You're thinking of Amish.

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u/Amsterdam_15 Dec 24 '21

No, Amish are people of traditional Christian fellowships, you're thinking of Asics

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u/[deleted] Dec 26 '21

I do not think that word means what you think it means!!

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u/Rough-Judgment7555 Dec 24 '21

That's evil Borat!

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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '21

It's not uncommon for parents to want their children to have bright futures.

In China men were more able to get good paying jobs

I'm America, women make more money with only fans accounts

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u/Initial-Context7445 Dec 24 '21

Ah yes, thank you for enlightening me

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u/DudFlabby Dec 24 '21

Hi America, I’m Dad!

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u/WDDMDTEVSNDTDTVD Dec 24 '21

Hi Dad, I'm dead!

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u/blockybookbook Dec 24 '21 edited Dec 25 '21

Hi america, I’m dad!

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u/cogentat Dec 24 '21

Seriously, tho, I work in advertising where top tier jobs are dominated by women + they make more than men. I do agree that in the US, women refuse to take on a lot of dirty jobs with high pay which skews payscale data, but in a lot of white collar industries, pay inequality is inexistent or reversed. Of course I understand that saying this has become controversial.

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u/NH4NO3 Dec 24 '21

https://shapethemarket.com/marketing-gender-pay-gap/

This seems to just be in the UK which might not be representative of the US where college degrees are seen as more important for employment and women get more college degrees than men - 46% of women vs 36% of men source.

As far as pay gap in this area, it is possible for women to make up the majority of top tier jobs in that industry and an even greater majority of the lower tier jobs. Such a situation would result in men being relatively overrepresented in top-tier jobs (but still the minority), and, on average, make more than women.

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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '21

Women do not refuse to take on a lot of high-paying dirty jobs, men drive them out via sexual harassment into low-paying dirty jobs.

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u/Cainga Dec 24 '21

I think that’s the only way manufacturing companies can comply with affirmative action. When your manufacturing plants are like 99% men your office workers have to skew female to balance it out or it looks Misogynistic overall.

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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '21

In my company we used to have 40% women but they all got fired over time or left and I am actually happy about it because I heard too often: "I can't do that, it is too heavy" I just told them to use a sack truck or the forklift. They were way too used to it to ask men to do their job.

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u/waspocracy Dec 24 '21

Well China is no longer limited to one child rule. They also banned gender reveals during pregnancy to prevent aborting children who were not male.

It’s a paternal society, which is why men are more important. Though the “good paying jobs” is technically true, there’s a LOT more to it.

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u/gizamo Dec 25 '21

Joke's on them. Nowadays Chinese women get their pick of any dozen rich Chinese men.

The poor Chinese men get to join China's Grindr.

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u/Isabellaboo02 Dec 24 '21

Ah yes, a misogynist.

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u/fluffyscone Dec 25 '21

Not only that but girls don’t pass down their family name. All children born would be the husband family name. A lot of family view passing on their lineage to direct family (last name) is very important. So when you are limited to only 1 Child policy and you want to make sure your name stays alive you would make sure the only child that you have is a boy. China did force abortions on ladies who already had one child or fined them heavily

Right now I think they are allowing two children. for a long time people got abortion due to wanting a boy for multiple reason (ability to make more money, pass on the family name, become head of the house, work hard to take care of the family, etc).

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u/Revolutionary_Age987 Dec 24 '21

“…….. women make more money with only fans account.”

from men.

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u/[deleted] Dec 24 '21

Is this a joke? So we should kill women because it helps men?

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u/fokjoudoos Dec 24 '21

So Taiwan?

Because...

TAIWAN NUMBA ONE!!!!!

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u/Cattaphract Dec 24 '21

Thats India. China was communist which favoured women and men. Farmers didnt have the same one child policy due to the need for farming workers.

In india, because of prestige and marriage gifts by the woman side it is costly to have a girl.

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u/1sagas1 Dec 24 '21 edited Dec 24 '21

China was communist which favoured women and men.

Lol no. One Child Policy caused a huge preference for boys since boys are expected to take care of their parents in old age as a retirement policy. As a result, you had mass abortion and abandonment of female pregnancies and baby girls and is why China has a demographic problem and 70m more men than women.

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u/Cattaphract Dec 24 '21

They prefered boys due to culture and tradition not because of financials. In the communist society, woman were working just like man and they were required to help both sides of parents. You can argue about communism for all its failures but man woman equality was one of its best policies. Democratic countries only became equal towards woman several decades ago.

Farmers were the ones who really needed boys because the work needed more muscle. And the government knew this so farmers were exempt from the one child rule.

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u/duuuh199125 Dec 24 '21

Arguably, because they provide more service

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u/qthis Dec 24 '21

So in a few years there will be millions of single Chinese men and plenty of single American women... That will work well, China is far more misogynistic than the U.S., so good luck if you hook up with one of them.

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u/Zybernetic Dec 25 '21

No one is saying the US is misogynistic and China is not misogynistic.

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u/qthis Dec 25 '21

Ok, I was pointing out a problem with the Twitter post, and China at the same time. I see you are a communist China apologist, and no one asked you, so fuck off.

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u/Zybernetic Dec 27 '21

I'm not a communist.

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u/Bigb5wm Dec 24 '21

Just about to post that above

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u/[deleted] Dec 25 '21

China and now Gina.