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Re:Females more likely than males to be elected in US scient... by fidgewidge on Saturday February 18, 2023 @07:14PM (#34852598)
> Ok? I don't think society is overall hostile to men. I'm a man. I think I might have noticed.

Your left wing ideology is so extreme that it's causing you to hopelessly contradict yourself, are you aware of that? It looks ridiculous.

You already said "I'm perfectly fine with things like the future is female" - that's objectively a very hostile statement against men but because you yourself are a part of the woke misandrist social movement you keep trying to rationalize it. So you say things like "Society isn't generally hostile against your son; its hostility is to patriarchy" which is meaningless ideological babble. Woke people consider all men to be members of the "patriarchy" so it's the same thing. You also claimed "that as long as he's working for what's right, he doesn't have to worry too much if people's trauma leads them to mistake him as being part of something wrong" except this so-called trauma is a lie. Men are not oppressing anyone, you haven't benefited from any such oppression and if people identify that young man as "part of something wrong" then he does in fact have to worry about that, because they will oppress him in false vengance even though he is innocent.

Re:Females more likely than males to be elected in US scient... by wpietri on Sunday February 19, 2023 @11:27AM (#34858964)
Ah, a spew of right-wing ideological talking points without the slightest bit of data. How surprising to find this in a discussion relating to feminism! I am perfectly ok with people who spout stuff like this claiming I'm ridiculous, so you just keep going, bub.
Re:Females more likely than males to be elected in US scient... by fidgewidge on Sunday February 19, 2023 @02:03PM (#34860658)
Why would I cite data when you didn't? What data can even be cited to refute totally subjective statements like the ones in this thread?

If you want points with data look at the usual suspects: percentage of men in prison, ratios of men/women in higher education, or the one this thread is about (women more likely to be elected in ....).

Re:Females more likely than males to be elected in US scient... by wpietri on Sunday February 19, 2023 @03:47PM (#34861708)
Yeah, I thought you couldn't cite any data for your claims. Nice work adding in some whataboutism to distract, though.
Re:Females more likely than males to be elected in US scient... by fidgewidge on Monday February 20, 2023 @03:19AM (#34866157)
Huh? This feels like a response from a chatbot. I just did cite several data points. This whole thread is about a specific data point that backs up the claim that society is overall hostile to men.