SheilaNaGig
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Oh my god seriously? A wiki link?
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And one that doesn't even back up his claim.Oh my go seriously? A wiki link?
Do you have anything to add that isn't merely a snipe at someone else? If not, please leave the thread.And one that doesn't even back up his claim.
There's no 'could be'. It is.
I'm not saying 'shut up and deal with it' I'm saying don't talk like men aren't in the same boat.
You're making my point for meI’ve done men’s work. I deliberately set out to do men’s work in order to make a point. I’ve been the only woman in the work environment in many of my jobs.
I don't know what you're asking here? Do you want me to say there are male nurses? Male care workers?Show me your equivalent, Saul Good-man.
Well what a surprise this thread has gone to shit.
It's much better if you put Saul on ignoreWell what a surprise this thread has gone to shit.
You need some comparison with the men killed in one day around the world for that to constitute any argument.
The thread would be much better if you just fucked the fuck off it.It's much better if you put Saul on ignore
Then living with a woman is more dangerous than working as a crab fisherman on the Bering sea, as there are more men killed by women each year than there are fishermen killed on the Bering sea.I couldn’t find the equivalent.
That one is for women killed by men they know.
I was making the point that living with a man at home (cooking cleaning watching TV with a man) is more dangerous than working as a crab fisherman on the Bering sea.
Thanks for fixing things.
I couldn’t find the equivalent.
That one is for women killed by men they know.
I was making the point that living with a man at home (cooking cleaning watching TV with a man) is more dangerous than working as a crab fisherman on the Bering sea.
It actually isn't. And nowhere near.I'm not sure it is. Though the crab fishing job has seen some major improvements in safety.
It actually isn't. And nowhere near.
How many women live with men, compared to how many men work as crab fishermen on the Bering sea. I'm fairly sure, as a percentage, that working on the Bering sea is far more dangerous than living with a man, but if someone can show me figures that prove otherwise?
The important issue is that both women AND men are effectively forced to do things they don't want to do in order to feed themselves. Don't blame this on men. Blame it on capitalism.Well I'm just glad we're concentrating on the important issues affecting so many of us ie the relative dangers of the crab fishing industry. FFS.
The important issue is that both women AND men are effectively forced to do things they don't want to do in order to feed themselves. Don't blame this on men. Blame it on capitalism.
I asked my questions earlier because I really want to understand how feminism works, what it is, and it was because of what I'd been reading that my interest in the sex work area was peaked.
I'd like to apologise for spoiling a thread that could have been an interesting learning experience for me.
Longish thread on UBI here. FWIW I'm on the highly sceptical side.In terms of universal basic income, I'd like to know more about where it was trialled and why I have the thought that it was dismissed as unworkable. Was it? If so, by whom and for what reason?
That'll teach me to post at 3 in the morning.Piqued.
(and I don’t think it was you that spoiled the thread)
We've got to 'ugly women are lucky because men will still pay to put their penis in them' already?
Longish thread on UBI here. FWIW I'm on the highly sceptical side.
This is par for the course on urban and may explain why there are no threads on feminismAll I am hearing is women put up with it. Men are going fuck so men are going to fuck.
Perhaps some women would like to comment, or is this thread on feminism becoming all about the menz? I do hope not.
For now I bid you guys goodnight
I understood it wasn’t UBI because a) it wasn’t U and b) it was not enough to live on so wasn’t a BI.For the record, from what I read about UBI, I believe the trial had run its course, as opposed to that it had "failed" as such. That finding we were talking about earlier being that, unsurprisingly, stopping hassling people about getting a job does not in itself lead to them getting a job.
More interestingly to me (and the journalism could equally have been framed as such), it suggests that the only result of hassling people to get a job is making them unhappy and creating costly bureaucracy.