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all of you loving ungulates should kill yourselves. god, camelus dromedariuses are so forgetin nasty
Ah, these are Old Times. we must move on.
I wish for either a new Metroid or a redo of the timeline that makes the Prime Trilogy canon and Other M non-canon.
EDIT: Oh stuff it's canon, but Other M is there.
[img ]http://www.metroid-database.com/features/timeline.jpg[/img]
ye that would be a p silly oversimplification of things
you can't really speak objectively about people's experiences. i get why it might come off that way when the focus is on women specifically, but it's not to intentionally downplay men's problems. the whole thing about dominant groups or w/e was mostly just to try and explain the motivation for that framing, not to try and promote it as a superior framing
Have you ever tried to spell your name in the snow with your vagina?
It ain't easy bro.
i'm not sure if i understand what you're saying
i don't really think there's ever justification for inequality?
because cultural forces created a situation in which men had greater potential for power
also, i want to reach understanding by talking here, not animosity, so if i'm being obtuse or antagonistic i apologise; understanding can't really be reached if all participating parties aren't working for it. i felt the need to say that cus i kinda feel like the tone of this conversation is a bit more heated than necessary but maybe this will just make it worse idk man
i didn't mean 'dominant' in the sense of power vs. powerlessness
i meant it in the sense that, socially speaking, they receive either higher regard or higher opportunity in some respect over other groups which men have historically had in relation to women.
which is why (as an example) men had the right to vote and not women
yeah, people care more about women's issues because they're typically the less-equal party.
obviously men endure social problems as well
it's just hard to make a compelling case for the sociological problems of the dominant groups in a society.
