"Men are all pigs"

[Edwardo Piet]

Here is my opinion:

I take it you mean it's all right for people to cry. Whining and crying are two different things but I don't see your point. Gender is irrelevant to it and both whining and crying is all right for any person of any gender if by "all right" you mean "acceptable."

Both acceptable but one is annoying. I think that was the point at least.

Annoying or cute, for either gender, depending on context and who is doing the whining I think, hehe.

[ErGingerbreadMandude]

Really pool? How many threads have you posted about how tough men have it?

My statement stands,
Atleast we realize it's dumb for people with equal rights to fight for equal rights. ;-)

[ErGingerbreadMandude]

It's a little too much for me. It's all right for men to cry, but whining and crying are two entirely different things.

Here is my opinion:

I take it you mean it's all right for people to cry. Whining and crying are two different things but I don't see your point. Gender is irrelevant to it and both whining and crying is all right for any person of any gender if by "all right" you mean "acceptable."

Evie just pointed out the hidden sexism flavor in Rhondazvous's post.


GET SOME!!

[Edwardo Piet]

I disagree that people with equal rights necessarily should never fight for equal rights. I think fighting for equal rights for those without them is a good cause for everyone. Not that everyone should go around fighting for equal rights all the time or be an active equal rights activist. People have lives and people have different lifestyles. I consider myself moral and I value morality of course (at the very least subjectively) but I wouldn't consider myself a moralizer or moralist. Not that I am necessarily against moralism but I personally am not a moralist and so in that sense (I am no moral crusader or "moralizer") I am in fact an amoralist. But when it comes to valuing morality itself I am in another sense in fact a moralist rather than an amoralist. I specify the different senses in order to avoid invalid accusations of equivocation or self-contradiction. I am being preemptive not digressing, BTW (nor am I regressing unlike Poolie Pool, ).

[ErGingerbreadMandude]

I disagree that people with equal rights necessarily should never fight for equal rights. I think fighting for equal rights for those without them is a good cause for everyone. Not that everyone should go around fighting for equal rights all the time or be an active equal rights activist. People have lives and people have different lifestyles. I consider myself moral and I value morality of course (at the very least subjectively) but I wouldn't consider myself a moralizer or moralist. Not that I am necessarily against moralism but I personally am not a moralist and so in that sense (I am no moral crusader or "moralizer") I am in fact an amoralist. But when it comes to valuing morality itself I am in another sense in fact a moralist rather than an amoralist. I specify the different senses in order to avoid invalid accusations of equivocation or self-contradiction. I am being preemptive not digressing, BTW (nor am I regressing unlike Poolie Pool, ).

[Edwardo Piet]

Hm. Is that meant to be a Gif? It looks like a Gif that failed to animate.

[Athene]

This thread's giving me rhinitis.

[scoobysnack]

Males and females are not equal. Time to wise up, and accept reality. We have different hormones, chromosomes, desires, brain chemestry, and bone structure. What does everyone think of a male who identifies as a women competing in the olympics womens events or playing on womens sports teams?

Yeah of course were not biologically equal we are only wanting equality in whole in society there is nothing wrong with that.

At least in the US, men and women do have equal rights, so I'm not sure what left there is to fight for. With the exception of differences due to biology and physiology, what can a man do that a women can't do?

Third wave feminism doesn't fight for the rights of women for the most part in Muslim countries. No instead that faction on the fractured left who will soon start turning on each other, and devour the movement, praises it as a culture to respect, while trying to denigrate our culture which has already created laws for equal rights.

[Mermaid]

I've done my research and trust me when I say this,feminism (in the west) is about female privileges, not equal rights- that had been achieved a long time ago.

Ahahahahahahahahahahaha

Trust you? That's a good vun.

[LadyForCamus]

I want this thread to shrivel up and DIE.