Re:What Silicon Valley Thinks of Women
by nl on Thursday January 29, 2015 @12:59AM
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How is that line of thinking, rational?
I'm a little unclear if you are arguing that the terminology of it "being the front line" is irrational, or if equality is irrational.
If the first then I agree that it's an odd way to describe it, but I'm not sure I could explain their thinking any better than above.
If you are arguing that equality is irrational then I have to say I disagree quite strongly.
When any form of change is unfairly imposed on ONLY one section of society or in ONLY one geographic region, within the same country, there is bound to be a even greater degree of resistance.
I agree that there is resistance to seeing changes only occur in some areas. I agree it is unfair that equality isn't equally distributed.
I'm a little unclear if you are arguing that the terminology of it "being the front line" is irrational, or if equality is irrational.
If the first then I agree that it's an odd way to describe it, but I'm not sure I could explain their thinking any better than above.
If you are arguing that equality is irrational then I have to say I disagree quite strongly.
When any form of change is unfairly imposed on ONLY one section of society or in ONLY one geographic region, within the same country, there is bound to be a even greater degree of resistance.
I agree that there is resistance to seeing changes only occur in some areas. I agree it is unfair that equality isn't equally distributed.