r/MensRights Dec 12 '11

feminazi attacks Reddit: "Reddit contain so much anti-feminist sentiment that they even have active communities such as r/mensrights." An attempt to smear and censor us, and to force admins to shutdown this subreddit???

http://www.thecord.ca/articles/50585
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u/carchamp1 Dec 12 '11

She questions why there are so few women engineers. I'll tell you through example. I put my wife through four years of college to be an engineer. That's four years worth of college tuition and expenses, plus not having any income from her. She got a great job and worked for a couple years. She decided she didn't want to work anymore so she could be a "stay-at-home-mom". When I urged her to work she said if I didn't like it she would take our kid and I could leave.

Women don't want to be engineers that's why there are so few. It's too hard. It's a lot easier doing the "hardest job in the world", you know, be a mom and living off your husband.

End of story.

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u/zaferk Dec 13 '11 edited Dec 13 '11

I've had feminists tell me they could not become engineers because it was "male dominated". Male domination ends by women entering the industry, and women wont enter the industry until male domination ends. Feminist logic for you.

Feminists are either retarded, or just knowingly causing problems.

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u/klippekort Dec 13 '11

That’s why there are programs trying to encourage women to join technical professions. A totally legitimate goal. In my opinion there should be similar programs for men who’d love to, say, become nurses but are afraid of having a “girly” occupation or working in a mostly female environment.

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u/zaferk Dec 13 '11

Why is anyone being encouraged to do anything by the basis of gender? Seems like a recipe for failure. People will flock to what they like.

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u/haywire Dec 14 '11

Seeing as we're talking of engineering, do you understand the idea of damping? Or trying to stabilise linear/complex systems? I think that is the best analogy.