Raze
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Raze replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
There’s no evidence women are paid half of what they deserve. They earn less as a whole but that’s primarily because they earn less by working less and in less profitable fields. In most western countries paying a woman less for being a woman is legally discrimination. https://fee.org/articles/harvard-study-gender-pay-gap-explained-entirely-by-work-choices-of-men-and-women/ If you’re counting “unpaid labor” like housework and raising children, that happens generally in the context of a man providing for them by spending more hours working. That need would also exist regardless because of the property or child. Women don’t do most of the labor in the world. Men as a whole work more hours. As a whole men are larger contributors to tax revenue while women are less. Meaning men as a group disproportionately are doing labor that is taxed and women as a group disproportionately receive government resources using said taxes. No, studies find women are more selective and have higher demands than men for partners https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/behavioral-and-brain-sciences/article/sex-differences-in-human-mate-preferences-evolutionary-hypotheses-tested-in-37-cultures/0E112ACEB2E7BC877805E3AC11ABC889 Men working more is also a contributing reason why men die sooner than women. Survey data finds working fathers would like to work less and spend more time with their families. This is isn’t a system men collectively decided to do. If a man said he’ll be the house husband and his wife can just work and provide for him while he watches the kids most women reject this split of duties Insofar as that’s true that’s an expectation for all people for any hardship. People need to take precautions and recover from threats and seek restitution provide evidence for action to be taken. -
Raze replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Because chivalry affords women a variety of privileges from major to minor. Minor: open doors for them, pay for dates, generally get more positive regard in some cases Major: priorities in safety and assistance. An example is how when ships crash women and children are evacuated first. A study found when men were instructed to treat women with benevolent sexism they rated them as nice and normal, but when men were told to treat women exactly as they would a man, women perceived them as hostile sexists https://uwspace.uwaterloo.ca/items/0338425c-d7c7-4c4e-b7be-cacf9946dcd0 It isn’t, there are many other explanations. Men are less likely to take vacations and more likely to work overtime. Surveys find in careers men focus more on money and are more likely to take risks. Women are more likely to choose to work less after they have children to spend more time caring for them whereas men are more likely to work more. Men also report more interest in increasing their status and advancement to leadership roles. -
Raze replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Based on what? How do you know it isn’t something else? -
Raze replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Because fairness is just one metric. There is also survival, liberty, caring, etc. If patriarchy was just about exploiting women it wouldn’t have developed chivalry and assigned men to dangerous tasks. If it was just about exploiting nature there wouldn’t be conservation efforts in most cultures. -
Raze replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
The truth is there never was a patriarchy as feminists understand it. Traditional cultures evolved for both men and women to have benefits and sacrifices. One clear example of this is looking at the women who were against women’s suffrage, one of their main arguments was it could lead to women losing privileges such as not being drafted like men were. Feminism is now incoherent because it wants to retain female privileges while dismantling male privileges but inadvertently makes women’s lives worse and cause damage to society which they blame on patriarchy. See hook up culture, the natural outgrowth of what happens when feminists reduced traditional dating norms. -
Raze replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19997098/ Study: To me this study debunks claims about patriarchal structures being socially conditioned, as we see the male hormone can increase desire for fairness. It also explains how women’s bias towards men caused by false feminist understandings leads to actually worse behavior when they feel they need to replicate male behaviors to succeed, they assume they should behave less fairly because they were given the male hormone. -
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He just got replaced by someone more extreme
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I mean like how Cal Newport teaches it
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what about deep work
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This is highly suspicious, talk to a lawyer.
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Raze replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Just some things you say and how you phrase it sounds similar to what I read elsewhere related to it -
Raze replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Have you ever been psychologically evaluated for any personality disorders? I’m not asking as a dig, it’s a genuine question. -
Recently he pushed back hard on one of his long time guests in Elon Musks orbit and criticizes Palantir
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Raze replied to Natasha Tori Maru's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
We basically need to ban money in politics and do a massive corruption sweep, then nationalize big tech and the media giants. This is getting ridiculous and they’re going to destroy us all if they aren’t stopped. -
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Post political ads as a study of media and propaganda here are some famous ones
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This is the problem with decisions made by blood thirst, ignorance, emotional temper tantrums over reasoned strategy and moral behavior. For example, based on your inaccurate understanding of history or politics you adopt the easily debunked notion “Israel had the right to defend itself, that its position surrounded by mortal enemies required toughness.” In reality the surrounding states have repeatedly proposed peace and Israel continued to reject it for expansionist, aggressive actions and aims including an ongoing war against Palestine which it exploits the lack of public understanding of to produce crocodile tears and accuse the other side of aggression when they try to defend themselves from their onslaught. This misunderstanding lead to you previously calling for israel to commit war crimes and launch a war on Iran which you admitted was you getting caught up in emotions and demanding blood be spilled, a common result of a lack of background knowledge or mature critical thinking capacity. The result was a disaster as Israel sees collapsing approval and a radicalized Iran, and possible major damage to the world economy which makes both the above and many issues worse. All were mapped out and predicted by most serious analysts long before. It was a decision based on ignorance, supported by people with an inferiority complex and sadistic blood thirst to compensate for it by vicariously living through war crimes, without any hint of wisdom or principles, and naturally this lead to long term needless damage. No one can predict the future, but for a positive future effort needs to be made to listen to cooler heads with a moral backbone, not elevate ignorant people with no foresight or capacity to learn.
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No. After 9/11 there was still backlash and outrage internally in America when news of war crimes appeared and politicians had to frame their actions as at least in part helping the civilian population. It is more akin to long term dehumanization of a oppressed population built up over decades due to ideology rooted in victimhood and superiority.
