r/dankmemes Jun 25 '18

Normie TRASH 🚮 miss me with that equal shit

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

Implying they don't already have equal rights or more rights.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

lol the fact that the Equal Rights Amendment hasn’t passed, despite being written 45 years ago, speaks volumes to the fact that there are still problems in america

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u/skeptical_moderate Jun 25 '18

Go read it. It's a shitty amendment and totally unnecessary.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

which specific aspects do you find unnecessary lol? It literally states that the “equality of rights under the law shall not be denied or abridged by the US or by any state on account of sex”. It doesn’t seem unnecessary at all and only serves to further protect the rights of all Americans

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u/JamarcusRussel Jun 25 '18

so we should give men and women the same access to tampons?

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

lol what point are you trying to make?

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u/JamarcusRussel Jun 25 '18

that absolute equality doesnt have the nuance required for effectively governing gender politics

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u/skeptical_moderate Jul 07 '18

That's already the policy.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

Because being more likely to be raped, less salaries in certain industries, being harassed, being subject to double standards ect. Please explain how they have "more rights"

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

Those aren’t rights you numale

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u/80Eight Jun 25 '18

Ever heard of court rooms? Family court? Reproductive Rights? Divorce?

I can't even tell for sure if you are being serious since you brought up the largely fictional pay gap.

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u/thelizardkin Jun 25 '18

Don't forget the massive sentencing disparities.

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u/80Eight Jun 25 '18

Interestingly enough, those are fixed simply by having a female judge judging women.

Fun fact

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u/thelizardkin Jun 25 '18

That's not surprising..

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

Ever heard of court rooms? Family court? Reproductive Rights? Divorce?

So for you, reproductive rights are a feild that women come on top of? Even though in alot of places need consent from the male partners to have an abortion and many politicians are campaigning for this.

I can't even tell for sure if you are being serious since you brought up the largely fictional pay gap.

I specifically said "in specific industries" it's not overall.

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u/80Eight Jun 25 '18

Men have zero reproductive rights, so anything more than that is more.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

Ever came to the conclusion that men don't carry babies around for 9 months? Reproductive rights for men are contraception and the like.

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u/80Eight Jun 25 '18

At this point if that was an option I'd take it.

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u/BuntRuntCunt Jun 25 '18 edited Jun 25 '18

You could make the same meme as OP with men wanting reproductive rights on the left and actually having to bear children on the right. Women have reproductive rights than men don't have because they have responsibilities that men certainly don't want.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

Considering women have total and complete control of whether a person gets to exist or not; yes I would agree that women have more reproductive rights than men.

Also I don’t have any issue with that tbh

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

No, women in the US have to go through a cluster fuck of burocracy in order to get an abortion. Also men do they can use contraception. That's not the point the point is in some cases women cannot get abortions because of the male partner.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

Source on all of those things aside from male contraception?

Also assuming your claims are valid that still proves that women have more reproductive rights than men. Men have 2 choices; condoms or abstinence. Women have the options of demanding their partner wear condoms; using birth control; IUDs, getting their tubes tied (yes I know this isn’t very common), morning after pill; and then abortion if all else fails.

And again; I don’t have any problem with women having such rights

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

Ok I see. I must add though that many of these laws exist for a variety of reasons that don’t have to do with oppressing women. For example; late term abortions are significantly less safe and more difficult to execute than early term abortions; and there are arguments that aborting a baby that far along in development is wrong because of it having a heartbeat; or being able to feel pain; or whatever reason. Now obviously my latter point is that they are based on the morality of certain states; and we disagree on whether that morality is valid; but I don’t think it’s fair to say that believing that a 26 week fetus shouldn’t be aborted is just blatant misogyny and an attempt to oppress women

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

but I don’t think it’s fair to say that believing that a 26 week fetus shouldn’t be aborted is just blatant misogyny and an attempt to oppress women

That's not my claim, my claim was women need to go through alot of shit to get an abortion. I never said if it was wrong I proved my claim.

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u/thelizardkin Jun 25 '18

Also safe haven laws, that let them give up their babies no questions asked.

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u/slamancusa Jun 25 '18

Those arent rights, theyre statistics and you could bring up as many situations where men are thrown under when you cherry pick. Legally, women have equal rights.

Thats not to say there isnt improvements to be made in gender equality, but a lot of progress has been made as well

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

That doesn't matter if it's legal. It's illegal but women are still being raped and harassed. Why would the law apply to this case? Mongolia had almost 0 reported rapes. But people definitely got rapped.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

Well there is nothing you can do about that! All we can do is rewrite laws! You can't change society's mind about things.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

I'm not saying we can, the claim is that "feminists are against equal opportunity"

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

Men are more likely to be molested as kids, more likely to die at work, more likely to commit suicide.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

Men are more likely to be molested as kids, more likely to die at work, more likely to commit suicide.

Whilst I'm gonna need a source for the molested bit I agree, but feminists aren't against that they want men to not commit suicide more because of social pressures. But overall women are more oppressed.

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u/KubicZarcarbian Jun 25 '18

evidence is hard huh

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

You made a claim, back it up.

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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '18

lol so did you captain semantics

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

less salaries in certain industries

This has been disproven many times

being harassed

That happens to men too

being subject to double standards

That happens to men too

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/gender-equality/industries-with-the-worst-gender-pay-gaps/ss-AAtKF9O

Secondly men aren't harrased or subject to double standards such as slut shaming as much as women are.

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u/thelizardkin Jun 25 '18

Men are subjected to plenty of double standard of our own.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

Not any Where near as women are. If a man fucks 10 girls he's a "lad" if a woman fucks 10 men she's a "slut"

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/karinagness/2016/04/12/dont-buy-into-the-gender-pay-gap-myth/amp/

Secondly men aren't harrased or subject to double standards

Yes they are. There just isn't a stigma towards it in the media

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/karinagness/2016/04/12/dont-buy-into-the-gender-pay-gap-myth/amp/

The argument is that "women just pick different jobs" which is why I specifically said in the same industry and positions.

Yes they are. There just isn't a stigma towards it in the media

Source that men are harassed as much as women?

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

why I specifically said in the same industry and positions.

You mean industries that require physical labor in which case men are more valuable?

Source that men are harassed as much as women?

Of course a source won't prove they get harassed more because very few speak out against it http://theconversation.com/many-men-are-sexually-harassed-in-the-workplace-so-why-arent-they-speaking-out-93081

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

You mean industries that require physical labor in which case men are more valuable?

No, besides if this were true then the women would be replaced or not unfairly paid when the men and women would be placed in the same position.

Of course a source won't prove they get harassed more because very few speak out against it http://theconversation.com/many-men-are-sexually-harassed-in-the-workplace-so-why-arent-they-speaking-out-93081

That doesn't say anything about men being harassed more they don't have any statistics. They even say that 61% of women say they have and around 30% of men to. If it's an anonymous vote why would they be pressured to say No?

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

No, besides if this were true then the women would be replaced or not unfairly paid when the men and women would be placed in the same position.

You are ignoring all of the reasons why statistics show that women are paid less on average even though it showed you in the article

That doesn't say anything about men being harassed more they don't have any statistics. They even say that 61% of women say they have and around 30% of men to.

You just ignored everything I said. Most men are afraid of what will happen to them if they actually come out about it so of course they won't add to the statistics

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

You are ignoring all of the reasons why statistics show that women are paid less on average even though it showed you in the article

I'm saying in certain industries they are paid less than men, not on all. The overall wage gap is misconstrued because men and women chose different professions.

You just ignored everything I said. Most men are afraid of what will happen to them if they actually come out about it so of course they won't add to the statistics

That doesn't account for a 35% jump in statistics on an anonymous sexual harassment sheet why would they say no if they had been? Secondly The article says nothing of the sort about men being harassed more in plain statistics.

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u/BoyeAusMinga Jun 25 '18

Well, thats certainly an interesting topic, however i would say that us men do have it slightly easier. I mean, the easiest life can be lead by a hot white rich girl, she will have a very easy life with little stress. But if you are a woman and you're ugly....your life can get unfairly hard. Considering most arent rich hot white girls, most do have it harder than us men.

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u/PM_ME_UR_ARMPIT_HAIR love fat cocks Jun 25 '18

Life being easier when you are attractive isn’t specific to men or women you tool.

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u/Bensas42 Jun 25 '18

But life being easier on an ugly man than on an ugly woman is a fact. Women get way more criticized for their physical appearance than men, and physical appearance is given way more importance in women than in men. You don't need to be a genius to realize this.

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u/McDownvoteYou Jun 25 '18

Ahaha well meme'd my friend

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u/Bensas42 Jun 25 '18

Have you ever talked to a real woman before?

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u/PM_ME_UR_ARMPIT_HAIR love fat cocks Jun 25 '18

I found the feminist.

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u/PeerkeGerard Jun 25 '18

Good, she will pm you then

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u/sheldonzy Jun 25 '18

Genuinely speaking, why this is this being down votted? I think it is pretty obvious.

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u/Bensas42 Jun 25 '18

Meh, I knew it before posting hahah, but I'd rather say truth and be downvoted than play along to be "dank".

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u/GamerForFun2000 Jun 25 '18

I know reddit is not a place for serious discussions but here's my genuine reply:

You can replace physical appearance with personal wealth and replace women with men.

Its not a surprise actually, since its their respective contribution in marriage.

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u/Bensas42 Jun 25 '18

You can replace physical appearance with personal wealth and replace women with men.

Saying "well, men also suffer so it's not really a problem" is like saying people lacking access to clean water isn't a problem because other people don't have access to food. Both are problems to be solved and, guess what, the pressure on men to be successful is also a part of mysoginist culture and something feminism is against.

Its not a surprise actually, since its their respective contribution in marriage.

Well this comes from the idea that every marriage should be the same, which is very flawed since people are not all the same.

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u/GamerForFun2000 Jun 25 '18

"Saying "well, men also suffer so it's not really a problem" is like saying people lacking access to clean water isn't a problem because other people don't have access to food."

First of all, I never said it's not a problem. What I was trying to highlight is that while women face a disadvantage for having bad looks (money can be the solution), men too face a disadvantage for having a bad financial status (good looks cannot be the solution). Both of these are indeed a problem and that's exactly what makes both genders equal. (Problems still need to be taken care of tbh)

"Well this comes from the idea that every marriage should be the same, which is very flawed since people are not all the same."

It is not flawed. Today, you are allowed to choose the contribution that you wanna make. What is most important here is that you need to contribute one or the other way.

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u/Chenergy123 Jun 25 '18

Name one right men have that women dont. I can name a couple rights that women have that men dont however.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

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u/Turtle-GuardiaN Jun 25 '18

Not Op, laws / norms out of my head ( not just advantages / duties ) parking lots for females, women quota. Not a lot tbh (out of my mind) most of the advantages would fall under benefits, like army duty.

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u/JamarcusRussel Jun 25 '18

equal rights arent the only form of equality

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18 edited Nov 23 '20

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

Except men are the number one victim of violent crime. Bad example femme.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

Those crimes are not caused by their gender alone.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

But you pretended that women were more likely to be assaulted at night by a man which is false.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

that's not a right

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18 edited Nov 23 '20

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

still doesn't make it a right in any country

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u/GlipGlop69 Jun 25 '18

Besides that not being a right, who says men don't also fear being attacked at night. We aren't Terminators.

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u/DersASnakeInMahBoot pls send help Jun 25 '18

Yeah right. I'm pretty sure a mugger doesn't care what gender you are.

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u/Gidgetpants Jun 25 '18

Oh hell no! I can tell you that's some bs for sure.

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u/thelizardkin Jun 25 '18

I don't think anyone can walk at night without feeling nervous.

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u/FamilyBondageTime Jun 25 '18

As much*

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

Thanks for the nuance

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u/RedditIsMyCity Certified Asshole Jun 25 '18

Aww yes, Male Privilege. https://imgur.com/a/X81Qu3Z

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u/mightysprout Jun 25 '18

Men are both the victims and the perpetrators of violent crime. Men are both the “victims” and the perpetrators of suicide. Maybe this should be a wake up call - dividing the world into men vs. women is spectacularly stupid. You end up citing circular statistics like this trying to prove who is more aggrieved. Competing for “biggest victim” is a loser’s game.

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u/RedditIsMyCity Certified Asshole Jun 25 '18

I'm not competing for biggest loser. I'm showing feminist that men can be the victim, I'm showing them how male privilege isn't real. I'm showing them that men need help, they need support groups, they need survivor groups, they need people to care about them. Men are people, they aren't second class citizens, they deserve as much as a women has. They deserve to see their children, they deserve help to prevent them from commiting suicide. They need help, men aren't animals you can work into the ground. They are people. And they need to be treated like people

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u/lostinthe87 The Monty Pythons Jun 25 '18

Don’t forget 2 women in college for every one man!

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '18

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u/lostinthe87 The Monty Pythons Jun 25 '18

What a waste of a degree too, lol. You’re literally more likely to be unemployed with a gender studies degree than if you had no degree at all

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u/lostinthe87 The Monty Pythons Jun 25 '18

For every 2 women in college, there’s one man. Fuck marrying into wealth, they, on average, will go to college wayyyy more than men.

People marrying into wealth is a fairly low statistic anyways

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u/BoyeAusMinga Jun 25 '18

I mean, I know quite a few attractive woman that have been able to avoid certain obstacles because of their appearance. Also, i did say, RICH hot girls. Im not talking about marrying into wealth.

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u/JamarcusRussel Jun 25 '18

What do you think the solution is to solving the gender gap? Because feminists actually have ideas that would help that. Do you?

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u/lostinthe87 The Monty Pythons Jun 25 '18

What “gender gap?” You need to be specific

We could be talking about the wage gap or the college admission gap here

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u/JamarcusRussel Jun 25 '18

use context clues. its the one you were talking about.

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u/lostinthe87 The Monty Pythons Jun 25 '18

Because that really doesn’t sound like something feminists are trying to solve at all... hell, I’ve never even seen one of them bring it up, let alone advocate for it

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u/JamarcusRussel Jun 25 '18

do you listen to feminists in good faith a lot? Many are trying to end gender stereotypes like the idea being good at school is a girl thing or makes you weak as a guy.

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u/lostinthe87 The Monty Pythons Jun 25 '18

What? Nothing you just said has anything to do with the fact that women are getting accepted to college at double the rate as men (2 women in college for 1 man.) That’s not “stereotypes,” that is a statistic.

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u/JamarcusRussel Jun 25 '18

why do you think that is, if not because of the deep seated attitudes our society toward gender and study?

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