07-21-2014, 08:44 PM
Quote:Its just another example of the pro-patriarchal, hetero-normative paradigm on display through an unconscious expression of male privilege.I'm not sure what you just said, but I retract anything I said before. I'd hit it!

Quote:Its just another example of the pro-patriarchal, hetero-normative paradigm on display through an unconscious expression of male privilege.I'm not sure what you just said, but I retract anything I said before. I'd hit it!
Quote:I'm not sure what you just said, but I retract anything I said before. I'd hit it!
Quote:Be careful...it might hit back!!I'll check with Sammy about that. He must know. He's been doing it for years. :yes:
Quote:I'll check with Sammy about that. He must know. He's been doing it for years. :yes:
Quote:His point is pretty clear.
If you think that the reason a man should not retaliate when a woman hits him is because women are smaller and weaker despite being hit first,
then do you also agree that a man should not retaliate hitting a smaller and weaker male, despite being hit first?
Quote:I agree, opening doors, paying for dinner, taking a girl to a movie and paying for it....all sexist. We are all sexist.
LOL, this is one of the most ridiculous things I have ever read.
Quote:What's sad is he has daughters and..................
im going to shut up
Quote:Don't be sad. My daughters are strong and intelligent young women perfectly capable of navigating the world without cheeseballs like you guys condescending to them based on their biological plumbing. They also have the skill to compete against you without the need to resort to violence to best you and the poise to lose with grace should that occur. They'll also hold the door open for you because I've taught them to be decent people.
Quote:I think you have the people that are condescending flipped. From the discussion I am and will always be way more respectable to a woman than you are.
I only hope your daughter doesn't get mad at a boyfriend and shoves him (ill make it easier for you, really really really hard!)....and then he knocks her out with one punch. I have a feeling you're opinion would change in that situation.
Quote:You can see it however you like, it's just confirmation bias at work. I am and always will be more respectable to people than you are because I choose not to place one gender on a pedestal above the others. We treat ALL people with respect because, as humans, they are inherently worthy of it (until they aren't), not because of their anatomy.
Quote:So now because I treat women with respect I don't treat men with respect? This is hilarious.
Quote:You're the one with the discrimination issues.
Quote:You can see it however you like, it's just confirmation bias at work. I am and always will be more respectable to people than you are because I choose not to place one gender on a pedestal above the others. We treat ALL people with respect because, as humans, they are inherently worthy of it (until they aren't), not because of their anatomy.I am not sure why some see being chivalrous as a bad thing. Because someone is does not mean they do not treat all human beings with respect. That's a silly notion.
Quote:I am not sure why some see being chivalrous as a bad thing. Because someone is does not mean they do not treat all human beings with respect. That's a silly notion.
Quote:Benevolent Sexism is still sexism.So this article slaps your previous comment right in the face,. Nice. And for articles like this found on google, I too could find ones that say how wonderful being chivalrous is. Go figure.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/201...121314.htm
Quote:Back to the question at hand. The player struck another player and got suspended.Based on the law, I think it was handled appropriately.
Do you think the penalty should've been more severe because he punched a girl instead of a guy or is the penalty the same along with a healthy dose of cultural shaming?