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If women's problems are ignored, then who's making the noise? And who is broadcasting it across the news networks? Why is "Not enough women in tech jobs" a nati
by reddytowns 10y ago
If women's problems are ignored, then who's making the noise? And who is broadcasting it across the news networks? Why is "Not enough women in tech jobs" a national story for months on end, and even the presidential candidates make it an issue, if our culture doesn't consider it everyone's problem.
Why isn't that level of intensity of noise given to issues like men not going to university as much as women? Where are the men-only scholarships? Where are the university quotas for men?
Why are only men drafted? Why are they almost always sent to the front lines to fight and die and women, if they decide to join the military, are given much safer support roles?
Why are there more male suicides then women?
Why are men almost exclusively put in jail for failing to pay child support even though there is a greater percentage of deadbeat moms than deadbeat dads.
Who is supposedly "fixing men's problems"? The candidates don't care. The news doesn't care. The only one who can seem to do it is the man himself.
I stand by my statement.
- james-watson 10y agoYou are a brave soul to bring such facts into this conversation my friend. Many, many users on HN have been hellbanned for stating facts without any political bias. For example, it is very likely that I will get banned for this statement: "The Y chromosome in primates results in sexual dimorphism, which leads to differences in physiology and behavior between the sexes."