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New scientific proof that men really are to blame for everything ... including menopause in women!
Mate Choice and the Origin of Menopause
Mate Choice and the Origin of Menopause
BobG said:New scientific proof that men really are to blame for everything ...
Borg said:All you have to do is watch TV commercials to know that all men are idiots and that women are the smartest and wisest creatures to walk the surface of the earth.
reenmachine said:True.
From a anecdotal stand point at least , the smartest women I've met are completely different from the "super-women CEO-type" they are presenting in those commercials.
I've noticed this trend. There was a time when women were depicted as silly and dependent on the wisdom of men to make the right decisions, but the pendulum has swung, slowly, to the opposite meme.Borg said:All you have to do is watch TV commercials to know that all men are idiots and that women are the smartest and wisest creatures to walk the surface of the earth.
AnTiFreeze3 said:And those women that they portray are always depicted as incredibly uptight and largely professional, with no time for fun.
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I really can't remember the last time that I saw a man who was depicted as smarter or wiser than a woman in a commercial. I think that it due to the fact that men aren't represented by rights groups that protest over every perceived insult. Hence, you'll never see this ad on TV...zoobyshoe said:I've noticed this trend. There was a time when women were depicted as silly and dependent on the wisdom of men to make the right decisions, but the pendulum has swung, slowly, to the opposite meme.
jackmell said:...
AnTiFreeze3 said:I thought it was fairly obvious that the purpose of this thread was to be humorous. No one is honestly saying that every single problem can be traced back to a man.
micromass said:Typical post by a man...
Borg said:I really can't remember the last time that I saw a man who was depicted as smarter or wiser than a woman in a commercial. I think that it due to the fact that men aren't represented by rights groups that protest over every perceived insult. Hence, you'll never see this ad on TV...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0nRvqfiqZI
Borg said:I really can't remember the last time that I saw a man who was depicted as smarter or wiser than a woman in a commercial. I think that it due to the fact that men aren't represented by rights groups that protest over every perceived insult. Hence, you'll never see this ad on TV...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0nRvqfiqZI
WannabeNewton said:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M93wql4IcXQ
loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool and I thought real analysis was hard
There is no scientific evidence to support the claim that men are solely responsible for all of society's problems. Blaming an entire gender for complex issues is oversimplifying and ignores the contributions of women and other factors. Additionally, societal issues are often the result of a system or cultural norms, rather than the actions of one gender.
While men may play a role in perpetuating these issues, it is important to recognize that they are not solely responsible. These issues are deeply rooted in societal norms and systems that affect both men and women. It is unfair and counterproductive to place all of the blame on men without acknowledging the larger societal factors at play.
Constantly blaming and demonizing an entire gender can have negative effects on the mental health and well-being of men. It can lead to feelings of guilt, shame, and inadequacy, and can perpetuate harmful stereotypes and expectations. It is important to recognize and address issues without placing the blame on one gender.
Yes, men can also be victims of societal issues and violence. This claim ignores the fact that men can also face discrimination, inequality, and violence based on their gender. It is important to acknowledge and address all forms of discrimination and violence, regardless of the gender of the victim.
We can move past this rhetoric by recognizing and addressing the root causes of societal issues, rather than placing the blame on one gender. We should also strive to promote equality and understanding between all genders, rather than perpetuating harmful stereotypes and divisions. It is important to have open and respectful discussions about these issues, rather than resorting to blaming and shaming one gender.