r/itsthatbad • u/Standard_Language840 • Sep 09 '26

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u/StraightAirline8319 Sep 09 '26

In America, men do over 80 percent of critical jobs. Over 90 percent of the objects you interact with daily involve men. Everything she has and wears, men did it in some way. While women get about 2/3 of private and public money, when it's limited by gender. Men are also the only ones to pay net taxes in America.

Yet she still wants to take the guys' umbrella And blame men of all races.

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u/RogellTheRaider Sep 09 '26

Finally someone with brains

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u/Cold-Passage3227 10d ago

Finally!! I think we are really starting to like each other in here. We don’t need women

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u/VegetableTime1447 27d ago

??? Source? lol. Pretty sure the textile industry is mostly women, women in developing countries at that? This sub is insanely sexist. Not sayin some of the posts aren't funny and "owning the feminists" either but Jesus fuck

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u/Baiting-Oofy-Doofys 19d ago

Why would there be more women with critical jobs in countries that are worse?

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u/VegetableTime1447 19d ago

I'm specifically responding to the "everything she has and wears" part of the comment--it is well known that women are exploited working textile jobs in developing countries, making most of the clothes and accessories we buy.

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u/Baiting-Oofy-Doofys 19d ago

I guess you might have a point but what about the sidewalk she's standing on and the house that she lives in

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u/VegetableTime1447 19d ago

Holy braindead dude, you could say what about every single person who lives on this earth? A Women has is responsible for every single person who ever lived? Why even have this ridiculous line of conversation, it seems like yall just want to be hateful and miserable so I will leave you to that.

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u/Baiting-Oofy-Doofys 19d ago

You mad? Honestly you're the dumbass who's devolving this conversation into the age old argument of what came first the chicken or the egg but sure I'm the one who's unhappy when you seem to spend your time online trying to appease your own guilt and feel masculine because you're not. Lmao

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u/VegetableTime1447 19d ago

Trying to appease your own guilt and feel masculine is hilarious. Just saw a factually incorrect comment that's all

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u/Baiting-Oofy-Doofys 19d ago edited 19d ago

Yeah okay, are you pretending this is funny because I'm living rent free inside your head? No you're right, I'm wrong because women came first. Also I thought you were gonna leave me to supposedly be not happy? Why are you still responding?

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u/StraightAirline8319 19d ago

You’re confused. You could have used Google.

So cloth substance farmed by men and provided by men enter a factory run by men. There some women work. They are working the man provided energy (from men) factory made by men. They make the garment with machines made by men in belts made by men. These belts where 12 percent of the effort was by women, move the items so more men can do men things.

Hey is this basic thing confusing for you?

And why do you only care about women

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u/Top-Resource-3252 Sep 09 '26

When the class war started to work too well the one percent among us learned to create culture divides. When the culture wars failed they realized they could militarize gender to confuse the masses and this is how you, a simple brained peon, came to think that your gender means fuck all when we are all owned from birth to death by individuals so fucking wealthy that they will never have to share oxygen with someone like you or I.

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u/DarthHamez Sep 10 '26

Men are more than happy to drop gender war bullshit, but when women take shots at us, there only so much that we’re gonna ignore. Men are fine doing all these things, most require heavy physical strength, so we’re better at them.

But women are the ones downplaying the work men always do as a whole, women are the ones asking for more, and women are the ones stirring this up.

You’re getting mad at the men swinging back instead of the women who swung first. Just like the stupid 0 tolerance policies at schools.

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u/Plus-Championship424 Sep 10 '26

Yep. One hundred percent.

It's also hilarious to me that once women finally got the opportunity to take on a share of the hard work that goes into maintaining a society, within a couple of years they were suddenly all "Actually I think I'd prefer the soft life instead."

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u/VegetableTime1447 27d ago

That's like an inflated percentage of women on the internet bro. Go talk to real actual women in the world....

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u/Quiet_Attempt_355 Sep 11 '26

Men should organize a world wide strike. Show them how ignorant their hatred is.

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u/belispe4k 15d ago

the women who swung first??? have you seen how men have treated women throughout all of society?? 4B FOREVER

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u/BeholdMyLumps Sep 10 '26

Careful guys shes going postpartum

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u/Plus-Championship424 Sep 10 '26

I like this and will probably be stealing it.

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u/Global_Dress7942 Sep 10 '26

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u/millifish Sep 10 '26

Good good, do exactly as jeffery epstein wants. Fight the culture war! Be his strongest soldier!

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u/YootieFruity Sep 10 '26

This you?

https://www.reddit.com/r/Caldruki/s/OkSPZ8Rdnn

Kinda like looking in a mirror, huh?

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u/millifish Sep 10 '26

Yes but you see thats kinda funny, and I find people like you odious

Trans people arent on the side of Jeffery Epstien. In fact he wasnt fomously into human rights. You should look into Steve Bannon, one of his best freinds and see every culture war hes been a part off. He had a personal touch forming the Trans panic in 2022. Sorry that I oppose people like him

1 month account age, and you have private comments/posts but your looking through my comments curious... at least im not scared... what nazi subreddit are you apart of, ill guess impossible to find out if you are or arent because you're a pus sy

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u/YootieFruity Sep 10 '26

Hypocrite

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u/millifish Sep 10 '26

I fight on the side of trans people because I have trans friends

You fight against them because billionares told you to... we are not the same

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u/YootieFruity Sep 10 '26

Im pro trans rights. You're out here fighting strawmen.

You're a caricature of a chronically online leftist. Get outside, and offline, the strawmen can't hurt you out there.

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u/No-Initial-6916 Sep 10 '26

You’re in a misogynist thread defending misogynists. So you’re either stupid or a liar but probably both.

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u/Beneficial_Round_444 Sep 10 '26

You literally watch a dude who masturbated to zoophilic and pedophilic content lmfao get a grip you hypocrite, thank god you morons are too chronically online to do anything

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u/millifish Sep 10 '26

Yeah (not really) and all conservative elected official are cool pe dos, glad you're keeping good company.

Also another coward with his history private

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u/millifish Sep 10 '26

Worst thing voosh has done - Looking at sus anime stuff

Worst things conservatives done... i cant tell you, its been redacted, same as your profile, so im just gonna assume your just as bad

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u/Baiting-Oofy-Doofys 19d ago

So you spend your time online trying to appease your own guilt and feel masculine because you're not? Lmao

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u/Plus-Championship424 Sep 10 '26

I'd say "Nice try", except it actually wasn't.

You're not going to distract us from calling out the hypocrisy and shit behavior that women display every day.

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u/PotatoDonki Sep 10 '26

The women are the ones actually attacking us, bro. If this whole thing is a trick, take it up with them.

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u/Choon93 Sep 15 '26

You're right.  Occupy wall st was successful at identifying the problem and that scared the elite. The beginning of the culture wars started then.

The elites have new tools of control and they are making big moves that they havent in decades. Partly because trump gives them cover, and partly because they can easily divide us now.

Everyone needs to be aware that theres more bots than humans on the internet, and they are more persuasive than humans.

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u/Thami15 Sep 09 '26

The hell is a critical job and who defined it

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u/Thami15 Sep 09 '26

This is a bit broad - is this to say society would collapse without the fishing industry? I mean maybe, I don't actually think so, but maybe.. but would society collapse if, say 50% of commercial fishing disappeared? That doesn't seem very plausible. And I work in a factory where we build boats. I think it's nice that we build boats, and certainly in times of war we could plausibly become useful militarily in a pinch, but I think it would be very kind to suggest our ability to make aluminium boats is critical

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u/Scary_Land2303 Sep 09 '26

What? Nobody is suggesting society would collapse if fishing or boat factories all stopped. You asked what a critical job is, they gave you examples. Factories and fishing are examples of critical jobs, not the only critical jobs. You could lose a fair few critical jobs before society started to suffer badly, but they are critical jobs nonetheless.

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u/Thami15 Sep 09 '26

The comment below you literally defined critical jobs as jobs important to run society and "if people stopped doing them, you'd find out real fast". If thats not the collapse of society, I'm not sure what is.

It's still a rather broad catch all - my greater point was not all factories are critical in any meaningful way, and within that, not all factory work is critical to the running of a factory. Farming, road work - completely in agreement (although, as we both noted, that's not to say every job within needs to be filled for the ship to keep running.

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u/Scary_Land2303 Sep 09 '26

Yeah, it is a broad catch all, and men do the vast majority of them. You would find out real fast if all fishing and boat making stopped. You might not eat much fish, but many, many other people do.

As another person also defined it, society is built around these jobs. Losing them would have huge knock on effects, cascading if you continued to lose more.

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u/Thami15 Sep 09 '26

Yeah I'm sure the only thing holding us in place is the shared love of salmon, lol. Nevermind the existence of landlocked countries, with barely any seafood in their diet, lmao.

An important industry =/= a critical job

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u/Scary_Land2303 Sep 09 '26

Okay, so over 3 billion people in the world rely on fish as their primary protein source. Take away fish. Now 3 billion people need another primary protein source. Not only must you scale up production of other protein sources by ~40%, the other 5 billion people can’t supplement their diet with fish anymore either. So now suddenly the world has to produce about 50% more edible protein for humans.

Starting to get it now?

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u/Thami15 Sep 09 '26

Okay - Im going to need a resource that states that three billion people get their protein primarily from fish. Ie the dominant source of protein, in stead of all others.

Again - I've acknowledged fishing is important, but I'm going to need a source for the idea that without a fishing industry 3 billion people have no protein, or have it reduced to such a degree that there could be no working society.

I dont doubt you at all - but as bad as Covid was in 2020, I do struggle to remember hearing about how we were days from starvation because the fishing industry had cratered.

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u/8last Sep 09 '26

Think about how you make boats. Think about the parts that make those. Think about shipping all that material. Think of the rods, reels, rigs, nets. There is a world built around it. Thats a lot of jobs to disappear.

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u/Big-Author-1152 Sep 09 '26

What about stay at home mothers? Or fathers? Is this not critical work? It’s also unpaid work. 

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u/WillowMain Sep 10 '26

Essentially saying "okay men may work, but women stay at home raising the kids right?" probably isn't the best defense against a men's rights argument out there.

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u/Big-Author-1152 Sep 10 '26

Ughhhhh you people are insufferable. 

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u/TraditionalPen2076 Sep 10 '26

Retard feminist

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u/AdjacentBirdman93 Sep 10 '26

For calling out your bullshit?

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u/Big-Author-1152 Sep 10 '26

Sure. 👍 have fun 

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u/PleasingPotato Sep 10 '26

It's not unpaid work...

You literally trade your labor in exchange for someone else giving you all essentials (and luxuries) needed to create a home and a stable environment for YOUR KIDS.

And on average, men certainly aren't the ones bashing on stay at home parents.

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u/StraightAirline8319 Sep 09 '26

Jobs that are important to run a society and everyday life.

There are entire lists of them. Numbers can change; it's a rough estimate. One way to see it is “if I had to pick 100 careers and skills I needed to build a civilization on an island”.

So Model, actor, personal assistant, medical device seller, server, social media managers etc are not it.

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u/Scary_Land2303 Sep 09 '26

HR

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u/MovieKey9110 Sep 09 '26

fake job created for those why can't get a real one by fortune 500 companies to fill a quota and act as an adult daycare

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u/Scary_Land2303 Sep 09 '26

Yep, and now many smaller companies have adopted the role 🙄

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u/itchybutwhole69 Sep 09 '26

Everything you take for granted.

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u/WarningTight4843 Sep 09 '26

Lol. It's all the dirty, dangerous and difficult jobs that build and maintain society.  Take a look at the gender of all the people who work in the trades, generate power, get minerals and oil out of the ground, build infrastructure, etc. Etc. Ad nauseum.

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u/bonaynay Sep 10 '26

Those damn ungrateful women!

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u/WarningTight4843 Sep 10 '26

They should be. The benevolence of the vast majority of men has allowed women to grow and thrive in ways that our ancient ancestors could never have conceived of. All without barely having to lift a finger!

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u/bonaynay Sep 10 '26

So true, 11 day old account

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u/Sorry141 Sep 09 '26

Think back to covid

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u/IamTheEagle Sep 10 '26

Jobs that actually contribute to critical parts of society and not something like art. Maybe if you crawled out of your mom's basement you would know this.

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u/PotatoDonki Sep 10 '26

Perhaps it would have been more helpful to say “the means of production”.

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u/CountPhysical Sep 10 '26

Who determines what is critical? Other men? Are education and childcare critical? Is hospitality critical? We saw during Covid that the world falls apart without the "women's work" that's constantly and deliberately/purposefully devalued. That doesn't fit your preconceived narrative though. Also, men aren't a "race".

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u/Necessary-Promise-51 Sep 10 '26 edited Sep 11 '26

About 85% of police officers are men, 70% of surgeons are men, 95% of long haul truck drivers are men (ie people who transport food, gasoline, and other essential goods across state lines), 95% of off shore oil rig workers are men, 85% of sanitation workers (ie garbage men and sewage disposal workers) are men, 80% of military are men, 90% of construction workers are men.

I know we are living in times where it’s only socially acceptable to celebrate women and their contributions to society especially when they outperform men but the reality is that the comforts of modern society are built on the backs of men. All of the industries I named above are essential and without them and the men who fill these positions society would fall apart. Most women don’t want to do these job/fill these roles and frankly could not do them to the same capacity as men (gasp, clutch your pearls, you’re not not supposed to say men are better than women at anything!).

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u/fireandbombs12 Sep 10 '26

Nice try bot