what's up punk?
anonymous
August 25 2006, 01:57:42 UTC
How are you old man? You and the little lady are once again pond hopping I hear.
You think gender roles are created by temporary social structures generated by actual innate differences then? Does that make the social structures Darwinian?
Re: what's up punk?chessobsessedAugust 25 2006, 02:23:28 UTC
This is Jay... I have an id now... don't expect me to post a journal though... between my wife making me get a myspace and blogger.com I already have one too many.
Re: what's up punk?bludragonAugust 25 2006, 10:55:00 UTC
Hey Juice! Good to hear from you again.
Your response was a bit buzzword-heavy, but of course we're different.
The problem is that people always tend to assume different means inferior. And that is a perennial fallacy of human thought. (See segregation, apartheid, etc.)
Sexism appears when people assume that men and women aren't capable of doing anything more than what they end up doing by default. It's a shamefully easy logical trap to fall into.
Re: what's up punk?bludragonAugust 25 2006, 10:57:44 UTC
I like your previous quotation from your last response. I don't fully agree with it, but it expresses the common man's fear of government-led change quite well.
If you haven't read Robert Greene's "48 Laws of Power", you should.
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You think gender roles are created by temporary social structures generated by actual innate differences then? Does that make the social structures Darwinian?
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Your response was a bit buzzword-heavy, but of course we're different.
The problem is that people always tend to assume different means inferior. And that is a perennial fallacy of human thought. (See segregation, apartheid, etc.)
Sexism appears when people assume that men and women aren't capable of doing anything more than what they end up doing by default. It's a shamefully easy logical trap to fall into.
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If you haven't read Robert Greene's "48 Laws of Power", you should.
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