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[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"]I would say it is the main reason for the institutionalization of sexism. alexside1Technology play a undeniably huge role in woman rights you know. If anything I argue that institutionalization is the result of social evolution. I don't know what this means.
I don't know how to put it right. The problem is that today's feminism gives some women the wrong impression that they must not compromise at all or else they are letting themselves go. The point is, relationships are all about sacrifices, there can't be a relationship without changing few things in each person in the relationship.GazaAliHm, I agree.
I don't know how to put it right. The problem is that today's feminism gives some women the wrong impression that they must not compromise at all or else they are letting themselves go. The point is, relationships are all about sacrifices, there can't be a relationship without changing few things in each person in the relationship.GazaAliFeminists generally don't oppose compromises in relationships. What they do oppose are patriarchal structure of relationships that involve subordination in some way.
Feminists generally don't oppose compromises in relationships. What they do oppose are patriarchal structure of relationships that involve subordination in some way. People should stay out of other people's relationship as long as nothing illegal is going on[QUOTE="GazaAli"]I don't know how to put it right. The problem is that today's feminism gives some women the wrong impression that they must not compromise at all or else they are letting themselves go. The point is, relationships are all about sacrifices, there can't be a relationship without changing few things in each person in the relationship.ghoklebutter
Feminists generally don't oppose compromises in relationships. What they do oppose are patriarchal structure of relationships that involve subordination in some way. This subordination you're talking about is the problem. "honey please don't go for dinner with your ex-boyfriend" oh noes, I'm being controlled.[QUOTE="GazaAli"]I don't know how to put it right. The problem is that today's feminism gives some women the wrong impression that they must not compromise at all or else they are letting themselves go. The point is, relationships are all about sacrifices, there can't be a relationship without changing few things in each person in the relationship.ghoklebutter
[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]Feminists generally don't oppose compromises in relationships. What they do oppose are patriarchal structure of relationships that involve subordination in some way. People should stay out of other people's relationship as long as nothing illegal is going on So people should stay out of other people's relationships unless they are breaking laws that interfere with other people's relationships?[QUOTE="GazaAli"]I don't know how to put it right. The problem is that today's feminism gives some women the wrong impression that they must not compromise at all or else they are letting themselves go. The point is, relationships are all about sacrifices, there can't be a relationship without changing few things in each person in the relationship.themajormayor
[QUOTE="themajormayor"][QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]Feminists generally don't oppose compromises in relationships. What they do oppose are patriarchal structure of relationships that involve subordination in some way.-Sun_Tzu-People should stay out of other people's relationship as long as nothing illegal is going on So people should stay out of other people's relationships unless they are breaking laws that interfere with other people's relationships? What? I don't understand you. What I mean is if there is abuse involved in a couple's relationship people shouldn't have to stay out.
[QUOTE="mindstorm"]Some religious beliefs enforce gender discrimination and some religious beliefs remove gender discrimination. Personally, however, I am of the belief that Christianity is one belief that ought to remove such discrimination. A simple point of evidence would be the notion that more females have been Christians across both history and geography than males. This point is extremely true everywhere from the Early Church to modern day China.Nuck81So you don't believe in following the Bible? oh snap
whoa calm down bro, the facts are out there, you're just the type of person who closes their eyes and covers their ears to the real problems in the world.My opinion on this topic is that TC doesn't know **** TC name me one time when you have personally seen woman being treated as second class. And what other "underdeveloped countries" are you talking about where they treat woman as second class, since you seem to have done extensive research on this topic due to your well researched OP. Name me these countries, these religions, cultures and social structures as well as examples because they how ur making it seem is like its something thats out of control which is not.
JJ_Productions
[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]Feminists generally don't oppose compromises in relationships. What they do oppose are patriarchal structure of relationships that involve subordination in some way. This subordination you're talking about is the problem. "honey please don't go for dinner with your ex-boyfriend" oh noes, I'm being controlled. That's not subordination at all. What would be controlling would be to say something like "I won't allow you to meet him for dinner." Merely saying that you don't want her to go is not controlling. If I had a girlfriend and I asked her not to go for some career opportunity, that wouldn't be "subordination" at all.[QUOTE="GazaAli"]I don't know how to put it right. The problem is that today's feminism gives some women the wrong impression that they must not compromise at all or else they are letting themselves go. The point is, relationships are all about sacrifices, there can't be a relationship without changing few things in each person in the relationship.GazaAli
In the western world I would say it was a holdover from that old paganism in which women were essentially little more than property without any dignity and worth.
[QUOTE="GazaAli"][QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]Feminists generally don't oppose compromises in relationships. What they do oppose are patriarchal structure of relationships that involve subordination in some way.ghoklebutterThis subordination you're talking about is the problem. "honey please don't go for dinner with your ex-boyfriend" oh noes, I'm being controlled. That's not subordination at all. What would be controlling would be to say something like "I won't allow you to meet him for dinner." Merely saying that you don't want her to go is not controlling. If I had a girlfriend and I asked her not to go for some career opportunity, that wouldn't be "subordination" at all. subordination has different forms. It does not have to be out of force itself.
Religion evolved as way for a select group of people to control everything. Women, money, power, etc. So, yes, religion is greed. l4dak47
Keep talking, you could give David Icke a run for his money.
[QUOTE="kraychik"][QUOTE="sSubZerOo"] Thats pretty sad that you must compare the region you live into some of the worse religious tyrannical areas in the world to some how make gaza look ok.. GazaAliThat's exactly what I was saying. I'm not sure Gaza and its "Palestinian" population should be given much credit simply because the circumstances for women are better than, say, in Afghanistan of Pakistan. WTF is wrong with you guys? All I'm saying despite the fvcking circumstances there, the place still function closer to a society acknowledging of women's right. Of course everything will deteriorate with such circumstances. I completely disagree with that characterization. You think Jewish women in the Warsaw ghetto during the years of WWII and the Holocaust were treated as Muslim/Christian women are in today's Gaza (according to you, bad circumstances lead to oppression of women)? You have a very low standard when describing a society that "acknowledges women's rights".
[QUOTE="l4dak47"] Religion evolved as way for a select group of people to control everything. Women, money, power, etc. So, yes, religion is greed. Philokalia
Keep talking, you could give David Icke a run for his money.
I'd rather be a David then a crazy fundie like you. His ideas are just as real as yours.[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]Feminists generally don't oppose compromises in relationships. What they do oppose are patriarchal structure of relationships that involve subordination in some way. People should stay out of other people's relationship as long as nothing illegal is going on[QUOTE="GazaAli"]I don't know how to put it right. The problem is that today's feminism gives some women the wrong impression that they must not compromise at all or else they are letting themselves go. The point is, relationships are all about sacrifices, there can't be a relationship without changing few things in each person in the relationship.themajormayor
I'm going to qoute this in other threads that involved women's reproductive rights, gay marriage, politics, etc.
[QUOTE="l4dak47"]Religion evolved as way for a select group of people to control everything. Women, money, power, etc. So, yes, religion is greed. Palantas
Human society has evolved as a way for a small group of people to control a larger group of people.
Yes, I agree. Religion is just another tool to be used.People should stay out of other people's relationship as long as nothing illegal is going on[QUOTE="themajormayor"][QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]Feminists generally don't oppose compromises in relationships. What they do oppose are patriarchal structure of relationships that involve subordination in some way.
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I'm going to qoute this in other threads that involved women's reproductive rights, gay marriage, politics, etc.
Sure.I'd rather be a David then a crazy fundie like you. His ideas are just as real as yours. l4dak47
You would rather believe in space lizards that control all aspects of humanity? Ooookhay... lol
That being said Christianity in its essence isn't greed. Consider Ignatius of Antioch who had no reason to be a bishop, as it gave no prominence, no power and you were more likely to die. And in fact he did.
[QUOTE="l4dak47"] I'd rather be a David then a crazy fundie like you. His ideas are just as real as yours. Philokalia
You would rather believe in space lizards that control all aspects of humanity? Ooookhay... lol
That being said Christianity in its essence isn't greed. Consider Ignatius of Antioch who had no reason to be a bishop, as it gave no prominence, no power and you were more likely to die. And in fact he did.
[QUOTE="l4dak47"] I'd rather be a David then a crazy fundie like you. His ideas are just as real as yours. Philokalia
You would rather believe in space lizards that control all aspects of humanity? Ooookhay... lol
That being said Christianity in its essence isn't greed. Consider Ignatius of Antioch who had no reason to be a bishop, as it gave no prominence, no power and you were more likely to die. And in fact he did.
Like if you don't give 10% of everything you have to the Church you go to Hell?Like if you don't give 10% of everything you have to the Church you go to Hell?Nuck81
I must have missed that in the catechism. Perhaps you can educate me as to what my church teaches. But hey since when are Bahai able to judge?
Like I said. His ideas are just as real as yours. l4dak47
Thats a non sequitur if i've ever seen one.
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[QUOTE="MrPraline"] Strength isn't everything, though. I prefer a soft woman's touch, myself. Quite fond of the fairer sex. But if you swing the other way, who am I to judge? mahlasor
:lol:
Anyway, mahlasor=idiot.
I think the idiot is you, you take one statement to generalise my whole post. So go fvck yourself.
Seems like your jimmies are quite rustled homie.
Not at all.
The reason people (and feminists) view women as "second class citizens" is because of the role they play in society, even the most earlier societies. Women were the ones who would stay behind, gathering food and taking care of the offspring. This is basic biology/anthropology. This way of life existed way before religion came along, and has managed to perservere up until the modern day. Why? Because it works.
[QUOTE="l4dak47"]Like I said. His ideas are just as real as yours. Philokalia
Thats a non sequitur if i've ever seen one.
Not really. You objected to the idea of his ideas being just as real as yours based on the ridiculousness of his beliefs (based on your interpretation of them), so he did the same to yours.
Not really. You objected to the idea of his ideas being just as real as yours based on the ridiculousness of his beliefs (based on your interpretation of them), so he did the same to yours.
GreySeal9
No I objected to him saying religion at its core is that of greed, deciet and manipulation and he responded with a demotivational poster that has completely nothing to do witht he subject and a statement that has little to do with backing up that original assertion. That being said you won't find many academics who are Ickians but you will find many who are Christian.
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Not really. You objected to the idea of his ideas being just as real as yours based on the ridiculousness of his beliefs (based on your interpretation of them), so he did the same to yours.
Philokalia
No I objected to him saying religion at its core is that of greed, deciet and manipulation and he responded with a demotivational poster that has completely nothing to do witht he subject and a statement that has little to do with backing up that original assertion. That being said you won't find many academics who are Ickians but you will find many who are Christian.
It is. Also, The poster was in response to you claiming that David's ideas are not as absurd as yours.It is. Also, The poster was in response to you claiming that David's ideas are not as absurd as yours. l4dak47
Appeal to ridicule isn't a good responce. That being said I doubt you could intellectually deal with Christianity other than mocking it baselessly.
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Not really. You objected to the idea of his ideas being just as real as yours based on the ridiculousness of his beliefs (based on your interpretation of them), so he did the same to yours.
Philokalia
No I objected to him saying religion at its core is that of greed, deciet and manipulation and he responded with a demotivational poster that has completely nothing to do witht he subject and a statement that has little to do with backing up that original assertion. That being said you won't find many academics who are Ickians but you will find many who are Christian.
Irrelevant.
But anyway, you laughed off Ickian beliefs based on its ridiculous ideas as interpreted by yourself, so he responded with a motivational poster. So that is not a non-sequitir by any stretch of the imagination. Even if his response had nothing to do with backing up the original assertion, that wouldn't be a non-sequitir. It would be a red herring.
[QUOTE="Nuck81"] Like if you don't give 10% of everything you have to the Church you go to Hell?Philokalia
I must have missed that in the catechism. Perhaps you can educate me as to what my church teaches. But hey since when are Bahai able to judge?
Sure no problem. Leviticus 27:30-34: "And all the tithe of the land, whether of the seed of the land, or of the fruit of the tree, is the Lord's: it is holy unto the Lord. And if a man will at all redeem aught of his tithes, he shall add thereto the fifth part thereof. And concerning the tithe of the herd, or of the flock, even of whatsoever passeth under the rod, the tenth shall be holy unto the Lord. He shall not search whether it be good or bad, neither shall he change it: and if he change it at all, then both it and the change thereof shall be holy; it shall not be redeemed. These are the commandments, which the Lord commanded Moses for the children of Israel in mount Sinai." Numbers 18:26 26 "Moreover, you shall speak and say to the Levites, When you take from the people of Israel the tithe that I have given you from them for your inheritance, then you shall present a contribution from it to the Lord, a tithe of the tithe. 1 Corinthians 16:1 - 2 1 Now concerning the collection for the saints: as I directed the churches of Galatia, so you also are to do. 2 On the first day of every week, each of you is to put something aside and store it up, as he may prosper, so that there will be no collecting when I come. Luke 12:48 But the one who does not know and does things deserving punishment will be beaten with few blows. From everyone who has been given much, much will be demanded; and from the one who has been entrusted with much, much more will be asked. Here is an article so you can educate yourself on your own Faith.Appeal to ridicule isn't a good responce. That being said I doubt you could intellectually deal with Christianity other than mocking it baselessly.
Philokalia
Christians are idiots who believe in fairytales. I especially dislike them due to their lack of tolerance and respect for people with different beliefs.
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