Luminesa wrote:Chessmistress wrote:
*yawn*
You keep being entitled.
It's quite funny, but even boring.
I think you'll learn it the hard way.
However, for those who are able to read French, here there's an interesting paper by a very famous anthropologist:
http://graduateinstitute.ch/files/live/ ... eillas.pdf
Such paper was presented on March, 15, 2000 in France, at the convention of the organization for Women's Development (one of the most important Women's organizations in France, actually fighting against FGM and surrogacy).
It explains that is absoutely true that 90% males are not needed in practically all mammals, including humans.
But it explains, and that's much more important, that the right path to follow isn't a reduction of the percentage of men, but through education: men should understand that they have to be useful and not harmful to the society, because the majority of women doesn't wish such reduction and we just only wish being treated as human beings.
It also explains a possible (and very likely) reason for patriarchy: according such anthropologist, the men, realizing the fact that most them are biologically useless for the perpetuation of the species in a natural setting, have flipped the things in their favor, through patriarchy that was meant for controlling the women.
Such anthropologist isn't an anonymous blogger, he was a very famous and respected French anthropologist
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claude_Meillassoux
Sometimes I think expalining things it's a waste of time, really.
You're obsolete, you've to prove you could be useful
1.) It takes two to tango, if you know what I mean. You got here because of a man and a woman, as did everyone here. The father is literally "pater", the "point-of-origin".
2.) Fathers not being in the house is statistically proven to cause an increase in crime rates in the children.
https://www.theguardian.com/society/200 ... rime.penal
Males are indeed needed, just as the ladies are. Radical feminists have pushed men away so much that now we are a country of deadbeat dads, fathers who are afraid to take a stand for anything out of fear of being called the bad guy. Over half of the U.S.'s children have no fathers in the home. Telling men that they are essentially useless is not going to change that, either.
Rather than pushing men away even more by saying they are unnecessary for anything, why not call them back and call them to stand up and be strong figures in the home? Oh wait. That's promoting the patriarchy. We can't do that, can we?
See how this works? "Don't curse the darkness, bless the light."
"Rather than pushing men away even more"?
That's for real?
If it's so, then that's crazy.