When I see incredible unfamiliar claims, I like to see verification.revoltingest, do you need proof to discuss a hypothetical? treat it as a hypothetical, because the proof is ugly.
Otherwise, I'll assume they're invalid.
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When I see incredible unfamiliar claims, I like to see verification.revoltingest, do you need proof to discuss a hypothetical? treat it as a hypothetical, because the proof is ugly.
I feel like you don't want to agree with what I said, but can't disagree, so you just posted some non sequitur to keep the argument alive, either that or you completely misunderstood what I said because your post isn't even close to a proper response to "Traditional masculinity has been great to men over the years". What does that have to do with women and feminists, and why does it mean I don't believe in equality?For you, maybe. If a woman who says "traditional femininity has been great to women" isn't a feminist, it would be the same with men's issues. Or do you not believe in equality?
Does anyone disagree with the notion that ideas of masculinity & femininity will vary with the individual?
The freedom to express this should be the goal.
That would be consistent with "equality".
Does anyone disagree with the notion that ideas of masculinity & femininity will vary with the individual?
The freedom to express this should be the goal.
That would be consistent with "equality".
When I see incredible unfamiliar claims, I like to see verification.
Otherwise, I'll assume they're invalid.
Does anyone disagree with the notion that ideas of masculinity & femininity will vary with the individual?
The freedom to express this should be the goal.
That would be consistent with "equality".
While I certainly wouldn't discount evolution as a reason for the later observed female oppression in many societies, this doesn't make it necessary, just, or beneficial today. That you are positing an evolutionary basis for sexism only reinforces the need for feminism.
If we assume your division, and work from there, why then are females not allowed equal or indeed higher status in decision making?
Again...the issues are 'not' one-sided. Males have issues just like females, but we are not in the habit of talking about them.Why are women later objectified?
You make a great case for a tribe out in the jungle or desert, but it makes less sense as society progresses. These differences make sense in one context but they stopped being relevant a long time ago.
The biggest point here is what is beneficial for a wandering tribe is not necessarily beneficial for us today.
That's a huge oversimplification of my point. I'd hate to continue talking about this here. Like Mystic said, this thread has gotten off-topic, so let's stick to the OP. Maybe we can make a different thread.
That goes without saying.
Why should any of us have to keep our feelings in check?Sounds lame. People don't have to follow every thought and feeling they come up with, as if each feeling or thought is some kind of invidual with rights each. You can also cut down some thougts and feelings to keep yourself in check.
I have no scripture which says such things.Scripture says homosexuality is related to worshipping the creation in stead of the creator. Wise words, probably.
And many transgenders, transsexuals, homosexuals & bisexuals are skeptical of your scripture.I am a skeptic about transgenderism and homosexuality. I have to hear from it from a homosexual / transgender who actually believes he or she has a soul. Only then can I evaluate it.
Your view of the "soul" isn't verifiable, nor is it shared by most others.With the term soul pretty much exactly defined as meaning all their emotions throughout their life, which make the decisions in their life turn out the way they do, and that the existence of the soul, and what is in the soul, is regarded as a matter of opinion. And a matter of opinion means choosing the answer about what is in the soul, by expression of emotion with free will, where any chosen answer is valid.
Somebody who does not believe they have a soul, well naturally their identity would be going all over the place. Feminine, masculine, whatever, every moment they have a different identity, and have different parts of their identity, because they don't keep discipline in believing in the soul, which is the unity for their identity for their whole life, and after death even.
In the US, women have greater property rights than do men.Why are women denied equal status in property ownership?
Yes.Are these claims really unfamiliar?
Au contraire....the issues are complex & varied.The ideas of male and female do not generally vary.
Your view of the "soul" isn't verifiable, nor is it shared by most others.
So it shouldn't be imposed upon anyone else.
I know as much about the soul as you do.You don't know what you are talking about. It's the standard definition of the soul, albeit a very precise one.
Objectivity destroys the concept of the soul?Save a few quack scientists who thought they could measure the soul upon passing, saying it weighs 21 gramms. Pretty much the whole point of the soul is that it is a subjective term, like beauty is also a subjective term. To make it objective destroys the concept of the soul.
You believe your subjectivity is superior to theirs?And many homosexuals and transgendered are internally conflicted. They come up with it all on their own that it's better for man to be with woman, and for a man to be masculine. Scripture more explains that already existing conflict, in stead of adding to the conflict.
How is it even possible to know this?Somebody who does not believe they have a soul, well naturally their identity would be going all over the place. Feminine, masculine, whatever, every moment they have a different identity, and have different parts of their identity, because they don't keep discipline in believing in the soul, which is the unity for their identity for their whole life, and after death even.
I know as much about the soul as you do.
Yeah, but if there's no one there to hear it, does it make a sound?It's not that silent.
Over half of suicides are done with a gun.
Ba-da-dum!
Yeah, but if there's no one there to hear it, does it make a sound?
You're arguing that you have greater authority.No you don't. You understand absolutely nothing about it, as you show here.