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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby alfa » January 11th, 2023, 11:03 am

Jared Mohammed wrote:
ruffneck_12 wrote:
On average, how many women vagrants you see?


There are more homeless men than women for a variety of reasons. First, women are more likely to have people in their lives who are willing and able to provide financial or emotional support when they are in need. In addition, women are more likely to have access to government programs and safety nets and shelters geared specifically towards women, this is due to them often being the sole breadwinners for their children after a divorce, governments tend to protect children. Women may also benefit from existing gender disparities, such as lower rates of pay, making them more likely to receive financial assistance. Finally, homeless women are more likely to suffer abuse, exploitation, and sexual assault, which can make them more hesitant to seek help.

One quick question, if women are paid less why hire men at? Be ause at the same time gender studies grads like to say there's a glass ceiling for women and they aren't hired as frequently as men which is the opposite to your statement. You work for womantra?

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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby Jared Mohammed » January 11th, 2023, 11:18 am

alfa wrote:Toxic masculinity and patriarchy, you forgot to blame systemic racism while you're at it :roll: .
This nonsense is all part of the agenda to destroy masculinity and worse yet the white Christian male. Hate to say it but Andrew Tate and others predicted it long ago


Andrew Tate is neither white nor Christian. He still have problematic views in relation to women. And not really, toxic masculinity doesn't represent masculinity as a whole.

Masculinity refers to behaviors and attitudes that are associated with being a man. This can include traits such as confidence, ambition, independence, and leadership. It does not mean that any man exhibiting these traits is a “good” man, as all individuals are different and there is no one definition of what it means to be a man.

Toxic masculinity is a specific set of beliefs and behaviors that are seen as promoting aggression, dominance, and a lack of emotional expression. It can be found in the way that men often view women as inferior or objectify them. It may also involve an obsession with physical strength and an unwillingness to show vulnerability or emotion. Toxic masculinity can lead to negative behaviors such as bullying and aggression, and contributes to the normalization of male violence.

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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby timelapse » January 11th, 2023, 12:24 pm

Jared Mohammed wrote:
alfa wrote:Toxic masculinity and patriarchy, you forgot to blame systemic racism while you're at it :roll: .
This nonsense is all part of the agenda to destroy masculinity and worse yet the white Christian male. Hate to say it but Andrew Tate and others predicted it long ago


Andrew Tate is neither white nor Christian. He still have problematic views in relation to women. And not really, toxic masculinity doesn't represent masculinity as a whole.

Masculinity refers to behaviors and attitudes that are associated with being a man. This can include traits such as confidence, ambition, independence, and leadership. It does not mean that any man exhibiting these traits is a “good” man, as all individuals are different and there is no one definition of what it means to be a man.

Toxic masculinity is a specific set of beliefs and behaviors that are seen as promoting aggression, dominance, and a lack of emotional expression. It can be found in the way that men often view women as inferior or objectify them. It may also involve an obsession with physical strength and an unwillingness to show vulnerability or emotion. Toxic masculinity can lead to negative behaviors such as bullying and aggression, and contributes to the normalization of male violence.
What you call toxic masculinity is what built society to where it was.
The modern woke culture has done nothing productive to society

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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby Jared Mohammed » January 11th, 2023, 12:30 pm

maj. tom wrote:This person came on Trinituner with no post history to just tell untruths and academic lies.

"The reason for the gender gap in crime is due to inequality. If we had total equality, both men and women would be observed to commit crime at the same rate. However, that is not the case."

"We see the discussion of men taking precedence when discussing about their enrollment in tertiary education and their performance in secondary school education."

What a tool. Discussion with such untruthful and deceptive persons with a definite agenda on running a propaganda theme is useless. Fake name Jared Mohammed with no post history on Trinituner, we have a lot of experience on these forums with paid PNM bloggers and we see right through it. You're not here for discussion. Just repitition of bullshiet from your Gender Studies idiocy. The basis of everything you keep parroting stupidly here is based on the asinine idea that Gender is a social and mental construct and that men and women are equal. Which is a complete lie. Which ignores the entire scientific fields of biology and evolution and psychology just to fit this very wrong academic hypothesis which is pushed over and over with no proof of it anywhere. And bottom line, blame men for all the problems in society.


As a person who has studied Biology/Biological based courses throughout secondary and tertiary education, we are all taught that gender is a social construct and that sex is biological. It's been widely accepted in the scientific field as that. It's one of the first things you learn. Gender is based upon sociology, but is also talked about in neurobiology. If you want the most complex understand of it, here is the link:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6677266/

And yes, men and women should be equal. It's not about being the same, it's about affording them equal rights, full autonomy of their bodies, equal pay, equal recongition and say throughout all fields.

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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby Jared Mohammed » January 11th, 2023, 12:41 pm

alfa wrote:One quick question, if women are paid less why hire men at? Be ause at the same time gender studies grads like to say there's a glass ceiling for women and they aren't hired as frequently as men which is the opposite to your statement. You work for womantra?


The gender pay gap is largely a result of systemic inequality that has been built into our economy and labor market over many decades. In addition, much of the wage discrepancy stems from a lack of opportunity for women to access higher paying positions in certain industries and sectors. As such, there is no one answer to this question. Factors such as bias in hiring practices, discrimination against women in the workplace, inadequate parental leave policies and entrenched stereotypical beliefs about men’s and women’s roles can all play a role in keeping the wage gap alive and well. Until these underlying issues are addressed, it appears unlikely that hiring more women than men will close the wage gap on its own.

Companies may not be hiring more women because of existing perceptions, biases, and stereotypes about gender performance in the workplace. For example, studies have shown that some employers perceive male employees as better qualified or more capable than female ones for certain positions. Additionally, unconscious gender bias—the idea that certain talents are inherently male or female—can also exist within companies and discourage them from hiring women. It is also important to note that some companies may be limited in their ability to hire more women due to individual industry norms, organizational structures, and job market conditions.

And no, I do not work for Womantra.

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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby Jared Mohammed » January 11th, 2023, 12:51 pm

timelapse wrote:What you call toxic masculinity is what built society to where it was.
The modern woke culture has done nothing productive to society


Society was built due to innovations, ideas, theories and advancements made by humans. In contrast, toxic masculinity encourages men to avoid being vulnerable, to disregard their own traumas, and to act on homophobic or misogynistic attitudes, which adds to persistent problems like mental health stigma, rape culture, and violence, that can still be seen permeating modern societies.
"Modern woke culture" was brought about to try to curb this as well as bringing to light the discrimination oppressed groups have been facing and trying to assist said groups anyway they can, it is why Black Lives Matter has become as popular as it is.

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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby adnj » January 11th, 2023, 12:52 pm

I am trying really hard to find a way to add a thread to my ignore list.

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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby timelapse » January 11th, 2023, 12:55 pm

Jared Mohammed wrote:
alfa wrote:One quick question, if women are paid less why hire men at? Be ause at the same time gender studies grads like to say there's a glass ceiling for women and they aren't hired as frequently as men which is the opposite to your statement. You work for womantra?


The gender pay gap is largely a result of systemic inequality that has been built into our economy and labor market over many decades. In addition, much of the wage discrepancy stems from a lack of opportunity for women to access higher paying positions in certain industries and sectors. As such, there is no one answer to this question. Factors such as bias in hiring practices, discrimination against women in the workplace, inadequate parental leave policies and entrenched stereotypical beliefs about men’s and women’s roles can all play a role in keeping the wage gap alive and well. Until these underlying issues are addressed, it appears unlikely that hiring more women than men will close the wage gap on its own.

Companies may not be hiring more women because of existing perceptions, biases, and stereotypes about gender performance in the workplace. For example, studies have shown that some employers perceive male employees as better qualified or more capable than female ones for certain positions. Additionally, unconscious gender bias—the idea that certain talents are inherently male or female—can also exist within companies and discourage them from hiring women. It is also important to note that some companies may be limited in their ability to hire more women due to individual industry norms, organizational structures, and job market conditions.

And no, I do not work for Womantra.
You don't see women rushing for jobs as mechanics, masonry, woodworking, manual labour, garbage collection,etc.Is it that women are only after the high status jobs? If women really wanted gender equality in terms of jobs, there would be more women in lower paying jobs.That gender pay gap is an easy way of eliminating competition for women that want things easier.

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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby SuperiorMan » January 11th, 2023, 1:07 pm

Jared Mohammed wrote:
timelapse wrote:What you call toxic masculinity is what built society to where it was.
The modern woke culture has done nothing productive to society


Society was built due to innovations, ideas, theories and advancements made by humans. In contrast, toxic masculinity encourages men to avoid being vulnerable, to disregard their own traumas, and to act on homophobic or misogynistic attitudes, which adds to persistent problems like mental health stigma, rape culture, and violence, that can still be seen permeating modern societies.
"Modern woke culture" was brought about to try to curb this as well as bringing to light the discrimination oppressed groups have been facing and trying to assist said groups anyway they can, it is why Black Lives Matter has become as popular as it is.


Hello Sir/Ma'am, I would not want to assume you gender.

This is a very interesting post in general. Can you explain how toxic masculinity encourages men to avoid being vulnerable and disregard their own traumas and to act on homophobic or misogynistic attitudes?

This is a very informative thread and I feel like would learn a lot.

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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby maj. tom » January 11th, 2023, 1:12 pm

Well I asked the same question. Check this reply from fembot.

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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby timelapse » January 11th, 2023, 1:16 pm

SuperiorMan wrote:
Jared Mohammed wrote:
timelapse wrote:What you call toxic masculinity is what built society to where it was.
The modern woke culture has done nothing productive to society


Society was built due to innovations, ideas, theories and advancements made by humans. In contrast, toxic masculinity encourages men to avoid being vulnerable, to disregard their own traumas, and to act on homophobic or misogynistic attitudes, which adds to persistent problems like mental health stigma, rape culture, and violence, that can still be seen permeating modern societies.
"Modern woke culture" was brought about to try to curb this as well as bringing to light the discrimination oppressed groups have been facing and trying to assist said groups anyway they can, it is why Black Lives Matter has become as popular as it is.


Hello Sir/Ma'am, I would not want to assume you gender.

This is a very interesting post in general. Can you explain how toxic masculinity encourages men to avoid being vulnerable and disregard their own traumas and to act on homophobic or misogynistic attitudes?

This is a very informative thread and I feel like would learn a lot.
Supes,be careful brother.They out to kill Top G's these days for exposing them.

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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby SuperiorMan » January 11th, 2023, 1:18 pm

timelapse wrote:
SuperiorMan wrote:
Jared Mohammed wrote:
timelapse wrote:What you call toxic masculinity is what built society to where it was.
The modern woke culture has done nothing productive to society


Society was built due to innovations, ideas, theories and advancements made by humans. In contrast, toxic masculinity encourages men to avoid being vulnerable, to disregard their own traumas, and to act on homophobic or misogynistic attitudes, which adds to persistent problems like mental health stigma, rape culture, and violence, that can still be seen permeating modern societies.
"Modern woke culture" was brought about to try to curb this as well as bringing to light the discrimination oppressed groups have been facing and trying to assist said groups anyway they can, it is why Black Lives Matter has become as popular as it is.


Hello Sir/Ma'am, I would not want to assume you gender.

This is a very interesting post in general. Can you explain how toxic masculinity encourages men to avoid being vulnerable and disregard their own traumas and to act on homophobic or misogynistic attitudes?

This is a very informative thread and I feel like would learn a lot.
Supes,be careful brother.They out to kill Top G's these days for exposing them.


Hoss Top G jailed. Hope he makes a full recovery and gets out soon.

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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby timelapse » January 11th, 2023, 2:41 pm

SuperiorMan wrote:
timelapse wrote:
SuperiorMan wrote:
Jared Mohammed wrote:
timelapse wrote:What you call toxic masculinity is what built society to where it was.
The modern woke culture has done nothing productive to society


Society was built due to innovations, ideas, theories and advancements made by humans. In contrast, toxic masculinity encourages men to avoid being vulnerable, to disregard their own traumas, and to act on homophobic or misogynistic attitudes, which adds to persistent problems like mental health stigma, rape culture, and violence, that can still be seen permeating modern societies.
"Modern woke culture" was brought about to try to curb this as well as bringing to light the discrimination oppressed groups have been facing and trying to assist said groups anyway they can, it is why Black Lives Matter has become as popular as it is.


Hello Sir/Ma'am, I would not want to assume you gender.

This is a very interesting post in general. Can you explain how toxic masculinity encourages men to avoid being vulnerable and disregard their own traumas and to act on homophobic or misogynistic attitudes?

This is a very informative thread and I feel like would learn a lot.
Supes,be careful brother.They out to kill Top G's these days for exposing them.


Hoss Top G jailed. Hope he makes a full recovery and gets out soon.
They intend to assassinate him .The matrix is real.I am not even joking.

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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby ruffneck_12 » January 11th, 2023, 2:50 pm

alfa wrote:
Jared Mohammed wrote:
ruffneck_12 wrote:
On average, how many women vagrants you see?


There are more homeless men than women for a variety of reasons. First, women are more likely to have people in their lives who are willing and able to provide financial or emotional support when they are in need. In addition, women are more likely to have access to government programs and safety nets and shelters geared specifically towards women, this is due to them often being the sole breadwinners for their children after a divorce, governments tend to protect children. Women may also benefit from existing gender disparities, such as lower rates of pay, making them more likely to receive financial assistance. Finally, homeless women are more likely to suffer abuse, exploitation, and sexual assault, which can make them more hesitant to seek help.

One quick question, if women are paid less why hire men at? Be ause at the same time gender studies grads like to say there's a glass ceiling for women and they aren't hired as frequently as men which is the opposite to your statement. You work for womantra?


Fax

Also not how he admitting here that women have more privileges :lol:

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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby ruffneck_12 » January 11th, 2023, 2:57 pm

Jared Mohammed wrote:
timelapse wrote:What you call toxic masculinity is what built society to where it was.
The modern woke culture has done nothing productive to society


Society was built due to innovations, ideas, theories and advancements made by humans. In contrast, toxic masculinity encourages men to avoid being vulnerable, to disregard their own traumas, and to act on homophobic or misogynistic attitudes, which adds to persistent problems like mental health stigma, rape culture, and violence, that can still be seen permeating modern societies.
"Modern woke culture" was brought about to try to curb this as well as bringing to light the discrimination oppressed groups have been facing and trying to assist said groups anyway they can, it is why Black Lives Matter has become as popular as it is.


Strong men build skyscrapers. Men who ignore tiny cuts and scratches and go back to work.
Strong men go out to work 16hr days on farms and construction site to provide for their family no matter what they feel like.
Strong men working in the oil fields right now to get fuel to power the device you posting from.
Strong men built the society you now enjoy.
(not to be confused with actual toxic men, who are in jail on violent offenses, that we can agree on)



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How come dawg?

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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby Jared Mohammed » January 11th, 2023, 3:22 pm

timelapse wrote:You don't see women rushing for jobs as mechanics, masonry, woodworking, manual labour, garbage collection,etc.Is it that women are only after the high status jobs? If women really wanted gender equality in terms of jobs, there would be more women in lower paying jobs.That gender pay gap is an easy way of eliminating competition for women that want things easier.


There are a variety of reasons that women might not want to work in manual labor jobs. Many manual labor jobs involve physical strength and require lifting, climbing, and operating heavy machinery, which may be unappealing for some women. Additionally, there is often an enormous gender-based wage gap in the manual labor industry. Women are also likely to face discrimination or harassment from their male colleagues in these environments. For many women, lower salaries or a hostile workplace environment outweighs the financial benefits of such jobs.

According to data from 2018 cited by the International Labor Organization, the wage disparity between men and women in Trinidad and Tobago ranged from 8.9% for technologists and associate professionals to up to 34.7 percent for service and shop sales workers.

https://newsday.co.tt/2022/09/12/equal- ... statistics.

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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby Jared Mohammed » January 11th, 2023, 3:24 pm

SuperiorMan wrote:
Hello Sir/Ma'am, I would not want to assume you gender.

This is a very interesting post in general. Can you explain how toxic masculinity encourages men to avoid being vulnerable and disregard their own traumas and to act on homophobic or misogynistic attitudes?

This is a very informative thread and I feel like would learn a lot.


Toxic masculinity encourages men to avoid being vulnerable because it perceives vulnerability as a sign of weakness. This can lead to men ignoring or disregarding their own traumas, which can have long-term mental health impacts. It also often encourages men to act in homophobic or misogynistic ways, as doing so is perceived as proof of strength and power; thereby adhering to certain expectations about manhood. Furthermore, this behavior is often rewarded socially through recognition and approval from peers, further cementing these ideas about what it means to be “manly”.

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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby maj. tom » January 11th, 2023, 3:25 pm

According to this person plantain and moko is the same. That's what an equal sign means to them. 5 apples and 5 oranges are the same in real life just like how on paper it's the same number.

According to this person sexual dimorphism in the majority of vertebrates doesn't exist also. Gender difference is a social construct. Just like in lions and chickens. Toxic roosterity.

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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby timelapse » January 11th, 2023, 3:38 pm

Jared Mohammed wrote:
timelapse wrote:You don't see women rushing for jobs as mechanics, masonry, woodworking, manual labour, garbage collection,etc.Is it that women are only after the high status jobs? If women really wanted gender equality in terms of jobs, there would be more women in lower paying jobs.That gender pay gap is an easy way of eliminating competition for women that want things easier.


There are a variety of reasons that women might not want to work in manual labor jobs. Many manual labor jobs involve physical strength and require lifting, climbing, and operating heavy machinery, which may be unappealing for some women. Additionally, there is often an enormous gender-based wage gap in the manual labor industry. Women are also likely to face discrimination or harassment from their male colleagues in these environments. For many women, lower salaries or a hostile workplace environment outweighs the financial benefits of such jobs.

According to data from 2018 cited by the International Labor Organization, the wage disparity between men and women in Trinidad and Tobago ranged from 8.9% for technologists and associate professionals to up to 34.7 percent for service and shop sales workers.

https://newsday.co.tt/2022/09/12/equal- ... statistics.
So basically you are agreeing that women are cherry picking what they want equality with.
This is trinituner buddy where men are men, except user matrix.
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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby Jared Mohammed » January 11th, 2023, 3:40 pm

ruffneck_12 wrote:
Strong men build skyscrapers. Men who ignore tiny cuts and scratches and go back to work.
Strong men go out to work 16hr days on farms and construction site to provide for their family no matter what they feel like.
Strong men working in the oil fields right now to get fuel to power the device you posting from.
Strong men built the society you now enjoy.
(not to be confused with actual toxic men, who are in jail on violent offenses, that we can agree on)


While I am appreciative of the work they do. Let's not kid ourselves. Most of them are doing it because they are trying to provide for their families along with escaping the poverty line, not because they want to do so.

In the case of having a 16 hour shift, that is a form of exploitation for the workers. Rather than commend them for doing so, wouldn't it be better to criticize the system that made them do so as it would just lead to more suffering for many others. This is the reason why there are labour unions, to prevent this from happening.

Also, a bit off-topic, why the emphasis on the manual labour and not the engineers or architectural designers who made the blueprints for said skyscrapet, the ones who invented the battery or the ones who came up with the idea of producing energy from the Earth's resources.

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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby timelapse » January 11th, 2023, 3:45 pm

Jared Mohammed wrote:
ruffneck_12 wrote:
Strong men build skyscrapers. Men who ignore tiny cuts and scratches and go back to work.
Strong men go out to work 16hr days on farms and construction site to provide for their family no matter what they feel like.
Strong men working in the oil fields right now to get fuel to power the device you posting from.
Strong men built the society you now enjoy.
(not to be confused with actual toxic men, who are in jail on violent offenses, that we can agree on)


While I am appreciative of the work they do. Let's not kid ourselves. Most of them are doing it because they are trying to provide for their families along with escaping the poverty line, not because they want to do so.

In the case of having a 16 hour shift, that is a form of exploitation for the workers. Rather than commend them for doing so, wouldn't it be better to criticize the system that made them do so as it would just lead to more suffering for many others. This is the reason why there are labour unions, to prevent this from happening.

Also, a bit off-topic, why the emphasis on the manual labour and not the engineers or architectural designers who made the blueprints for said skyscrapet, the ones who invented the battery or the ones who came up with the idea of producing energy from the Earth's resources.
Because theory doesn't build physical things.
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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby matix » January 11th, 2023, 4:30 pm

adnj wrote:I am trying really hard to find a way to add a thread to my ignore list.


Mods, please look into this. Fantastic idea!

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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby ruffneck_12 » January 11th, 2023, 4:30 pm

Jared Mohammed wrote:
ruffneck_12 wrote:
Strong men build skyscrapers. Men who ignore tiny cuts and scratches and go back to work.
Strong men go out to work 16hr days on farms and construction site to provide for their family no matter what they feel like.
Strong men working in the oil fields right now to get fuel to power the device you posting from.
Strong men built the society you now enjoy.
(not to be confused with actual toxic men, who are in jail on violent offenses, that we can agree on)


While I am appreciative of the work they do. Let's not kid ourselves. Most of them are doing it because they are trying to provide for their families along with escaping the poverty line, not because they want to do so.

In the case of having a 16 hour shift, that is a form of exploitation for the workers. Rather than commend them for doing so, wouldn't it be better to criticize the system that made them do so as it would just lead to more suffering for many others. This is the reason why there are labour unions, to prevent this from happening.

Also, a bit off-topic, why the emphasis on the manual labour and not the engineers or architectural designers who made the blueprints for said skyscrapet, the ones who invented the battery or the ones who came up with the idea of producing energy from the Earth's resources.




Was referring to 3rd world labor in farms and ting where there are no labor unions.

Why the emphasis on manual labour?
BECAUSE MEN DO THE MAJORITY OF MANUAL LABOUR JOBS BOIIII :lol:

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Re: Domestic Violence

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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby 88sins » January 12th, 2023, 5:42 pm

timelapse wrote:Any thoughts Jared?
https://youtube.com/shorts/eNnSV-evN-A?feature=share



Facts the man spoke. And when that conflict began, they didn't even care if you were Ukrainian. Once you a man, look a gun, head to the front line of the conflict. Remember the African students who were barred from evacuating and told that they HAVE to fight?


But to be brutally honest, it have some Ukrainian women that choose to remain and help support the troops however they can. Making molotov cocktails, tending the sickly and injured, cooking, scavenging, etc. I salute those women.

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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby adnj » January 12th, 2023, 6:04 pm

88sins wrote:
timelapse wrote:Any thoughts Jared?
https://youtube.com/shorts/eNnSV-evN-A?feature=share

Remember the African students who were barred from evacuating and told that they HAVE to fight?


What you posted didn't happen.

What did happen:
Ukrainian men of fighting age were not allowed to leave. Male African and Asian students were not allowed to leave primarily because Ukrainian woman, children and the elderly were given priority seating on buses and trains. When pressured for seating by groups of foreign students, Ukrainian security forces turned back entire groups of Africans and Asians, regardless of gender.

However, there are Africans fighting in Ukraine - they volunteered.

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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby Jared Mohammed » January 12th, 2023, 9:27 pm

timelapse wrote:Any thoughts Jared?
https://youtube.com/shorts/eNnSV-evN-A?feature=share


There were men in the Titanic that went on the life boats even when they were designated for women and children, alot of them were crew members. Some men were rushing onto them as well.

This is also the few times that this was done, in almost every other maritime disaster, it is usually the men (especially the crew) who would put precedence on their ownselves as opposed to others.

For Ukraine, there are mothers out there who would have to raise their children. It's better to have at least one parent than to involuntarily orphan a child. Women are allowed to serve in the military and have been part of the conflict.

Feminists have often viewed the sinking of the Titanic as an example of the dangers of patriarchy and inequality in society. Women and children were prioritized for rescue, while men had to make way on the limited space. This has prompted feminist authors to consider whether rescue efforts during tragedy are based on gender assumptions that favor certain groups over others.

In discussing current conflict between Russia and Ukraine, feminists have discussed the importance of respecting national boundaries while also advocating for gender-equal outcomes that privilege those most affected by violence—women and children. They regard it as important to recognize how interventions in conflict may impact both male and female civilians differently, especially when it comes to humanitarian aid distribution. Feminists also urge world powers to be cautious when intervening in conflict zones and ensure that any decisions taken account for the disproportionate impacts on women’s security, opportunities and well-being.

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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby The_Honourable » January 12th, 2023, 9:51 pm

Jared Mohammed wrote:
timelapse wrote:Any thoughts Jared?
https://youtube.com/shorts/eNnSV-evN-A?feature=share


There were men in the Titanic that went on the life boats even when they were designated for women and children, alot of them were crew members. Some men were rushing onto them as well.

This is also the few times that this was done, in almost every other maritime disaster, it is usually the men (especially the crew) who would put precedence on their ownselves as opposed to others.

For Ukraine, there are mothers out there who would have to raise their children. It's better to have at least one parent than to involuntarily orphan a child. Women are allowed to serve in the military and have been part of the conflict.

Feminists have often viewed the sinking of the Titanic as an example of the dangers of patriarchy and inequality in society. Women and children were prioritized for rescue, while men had to make way on the limited space. This has prompted feminist authors to consider whether rescue efforts during tragedy are based on gender assumptions that favor certain groups over others.

In discussing current conflict between Russia and Ukraine, feminists have discussed the importance of respecting national boundaries while also advocating for gender-equal outcomes that privilege those most affected by violence—women and children. They regard it as important to recognize how interventions in conflict may impact both male and female civilians differently, especially when it comes to humanitarian aid distribution. Feminists also urge world powers to be cautious when intervening in conflict zones and ensure that any decisions taken account for the disproportionate impacts on women’s security, opportunities and well-being.


Can you show or direct us to stats indicating that in the current Russia-Ukraine war, those most affected by violence are women and children?

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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby adnj » January 12th, 2023, 9:59 pm

Jared Mohammed wrote:
timelapse wrote:Any thoughts Jared?
https://youtube.com/shorts/eNnSV-evN-A?feature=share


There were men in the Titanic that went on the life boats even when they were designated for women and children, alot of them were crew members. Some men were rushing onto them as well.

This is also the few times that this was done, in almost every other maritime disaster, it is usually the men (especially the crew) who would put precedence on their ownselves as opposed to others.



I read this part - it's bullshitt. I didn't bother reading the rest of the post for fear of vomiting in my mouth.

The evacuation of passengers of the Titanic was haphazard. Few passengers or crew believed that the ship could sink. Even though there weren't sufficient lifeboats for all the souls on the Titanic, most launched with less than half their full capacity.

Wannabe trolls posting phoney factoids is just so, so sad. Even the quality of trolling is slipping.

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Re: Domestic Violence

Postby DMan7 » January 12th, 2023, 10:03 pm

Men dies in wars, women and children most affected. You can't make this shite up! :lol:

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