Quote:No YOU say these things... but lets just admit here,, OK,,??
that MEN are responsible for the carnage in our world...
Men have had the power for millennia ... only NOW... you men are starting to cry about the rise of women.
Sadly too late to save the world... you macho arseholes have done the dirty deeds.. but now you seek lay blame somewhere else..
YES MEN as a GENDER are now recognised by the brighter folk in our community as responsible for ALL the CRAP in the WORLD.
Hey... you had the power.. you have to accept the result.
Nope blame it on women and children !
Sorry.. not acceptable... you wore the shoes,,,.. you took the steps... now you are getting towards your reward.... which is chaos.........
Not quite yet tho ... and you will take civilisation with you.. feel good about that...??
I totally agree with you that men are largely responsible for the atrocities in the world, but the vast majority are average caring people who try their best.
Actually, I support some type of medical procedure to take away the urges of repeat offenders, but that's a dicey area and I would expect a lot of opposition to this idea.
If you do a little research into how having women in charge might reduce wars and violence, you
should be surprised to find that it's not the case.
Here's a little snip from an article that took me about 10 seconds to find.
Quote:When it came to aggression, the evidence was more ambiguous: Hyde found a "moderate" gender difference in physical aggression (men were, on average, moderately more physically aggressive than women), but the picture was more complex when other forms of aggression were factored in: Women, for instance, may be slightly more "relationally aggressive." In certain contexts, different studies suggest, women may be as (or even slightly more) physically aggressive than men, although men's greater strength makes them more dangerous when they become aggressive.
....When it comes to aggression, the picture becomes even more complex if we take away the social context and cues that powerfully affect behavior. In one study, participants who believed that researchers would not know their names or genders defied standard assumptions about gender and aggression. In a simulated conflict setting, men chose to drop more bombs than women when they believed researchers knew their identities, but when study subjects believed themselves to be anonymous, women actually dropped more bombs than male participants.
http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2013/08/08/women_are_from_mars_tooYes, your attitude is definitely one of my pet hates. I think you're merely after something for nothing. A usurper of power with a vindictive nature is dangerous to any society.
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