hardly. social influences lead a lot of gays and lesbians to act like or identify as similar to the opposite sex, but there are masculine gays and feminine lesbians. The predominance of homosexuals who act like the opposite gender is just social conditioning. A homosexual person thinks that's how he should act, or a "feminine" guy thinks that being feminine means he's gay because that's what we're taught gay is.
The definition of male is roughly "someone with a penis". the definition of "boy" is roughly "young male". I suppose ultimately it comes down to the Y chromosone. So if you're transgender, then no you are not male. If you have some odd medical condition then perhaps.
Seperately, I don't understand transgendered people. Gender has nothing to do with my identity. If my sex was magically reversed today then i'd just keep living how I do now and if society found that abnormal then fuck them
@NoTrueFace1 no. male is a set of habits and roles, not a body type. there is a distinction between sex and gender. maybe do a little research before posting on the internet? i don't give a fuck if you understand transgender people or not, you're kind of an idiot.
0:53 I don't really care about the link between gender and leadership (never thought about it that much)
But this woman is just a treat to the ear. No bashing, no insulting, just a reasonable, selfless thought. And something positive about men for a change.
Much unlike the feminist bastards to my right who say disney is sexist.
There are positive things said about men and women here, but there is also an exclusion of those qualities in the reverse gender. I am nurturing. I'm better with kids than anyone else in my family. I have powerful adversion to and even fear of conflict, which made me timid as a child. I also have powerful ambition and a competitive drive, and have learned courage.
Can you guess my gender? If it isn't clear, doesn't that show how gender is only a social construct?
@NoTrueFace1 I get your point but exceptions don't make the rules. Ofcourse gender roles are partially constructed.
If you state that there are no natural differences between the genders then I invite you to address a biologist, he'll be able to explain the differences between genders much better than me.
exceptions don't prove rules but they do disprove them. Biology is of minimal relevance. Very young children are gender neutral in personality.They adopt the roles that we teach them but there is no excess of aggresion or absense of nurture in boys.Nurture usually trump nature in psychology because social influence is so powerful that it can cause outright supression of natural tendencies if need be
@sticksmania People talk about it all the time. Sarah Haskins has a great clip on YouTube about it called "Doofy Husbands". Feminists in particular have pointed out how the "stupid guy" stereotype is used to excuse men from doing housework.
@sticksmania I do all the time. I was actually just discussing this with my daughter as we watched some of the depictions of men in this very video: women are made to look competent and responsible, while men are depicted as irresponsible, lazy, and insecure in their masculinity. The media does this all the time, and basically little girls are taught to accept that this is the way men are; for example, "boys will be boys." My standards of men are much higher.
The problem is that some women see being a woman as something to be ashamed of, as if taking care of kids or cooking dinner is somehow a negative thing, and I'm not even saying that's the woman's role. Why is it that men don't get upset about male stereotypes, but women do? Women are relentlessly encouraged to do whatever they want, to break out of cultural norms, yet men are discouraged from such. You don't see us whining about it.
yes transe humenism will help men gain back there self respect an help women stop get hit on by fat an old guy sice there will be few if any fat an old guy left every one would look like Women.
A dip shit what the fuck are you talking about you don't have to Agree with me don't insult me have some matter an put you head back in you Ass where it belong!
@NATIONALCOMMUNISM666 P.S. You are one mix up pup...let me get this right your a nazi communist who hates men. You say your a satanist yet have atheist subs. A Nationalist yet Libertarian to boot........Who belongs in a museum? Lemme guess you are also a member of the black panthers, but you never go to meetings cuz you hate "the blacks". You need to be under observation, your kind of self hate added to a sub par education= shooting rampage
no I like men an women that why I want to eliminate gender to open all posabilty to every one with out the border of gender telling men or women they can't do what they want an to get women to stop hating men an men to stop trying to supress women.
every single one of your comments are fucking ridiculus. and yeah im insulting you because your commie beliefs had lead to countless death in cubea, the ussr, and china, just to name a few.
and ps you fat oaf you commie beliefs belong in a museum.
stop one on the musem tour, how to run a failing empire staring josef stailn,
stop two, how to nearly cause a nuclear war, staring nikita khruschev and fidel castro
every single one of your comments are fucking ridiculus. and yeah im insulting you because your commie beliefs had lead to countless death in cuba, the ussr, and china, just to name a few.
and ps you fat oaf your commie beliefs belong in a museum.
stop one on the musem tour, how to run a failing empire staring josef stailn,
stop two, how to nearly cause a nuclear war, staring nikita khruschev and fidel castro
ah not relly im not over weight so fat doe not work as an insult with me an im not communist I'm 3 porsition an you Last Coment was A repeat of the orther coment.
Okay, some of those, like the 'Rose Petal Cottage' are a bit insulting; there's the pastel pinks and the concept that the girl's 'dreams' should be to be a housewife. But most of the clips are there as part of comedy; they're mocking gender stereotypes. Million Dollar baby is totally out of context, the male character is supposed to start chauvenistic and the woman proves she's more than that. And some, like the tyre advert, are so old that it kind of doesn't count...
@1800simon1800 well i believe you are. Either that or you're whipped and in need of revalidating your manliness, or your relationship is not fulfilling . Only bitter, insecure, frustrated men enjoy putting women down for the sake of it. Or maybe you're just trolling, which is another word for desperate attention whore.
That first one from Kindergarten cop wasn't all that much of a stereotype. Typically, in the vast majority humans are born with one pair of sexual organs. There are exceptions to this but in those situations those individuals are referred to as neither fully male nor female. Technically, the kid saying boys have a penis and girls have a vagina is perfectly accurate, considering that is how our biology typically functions, and when it doesn't we don't apply those people to be fully boy or girl.
Most of these examples are either thirty years old or from movies, shows, and ads that intentionally play on stereotypes for the purposes of comedy. When old spice guy talks about "manly" things like basketball, recon, and frenching, that is an intentional exaggeration. It's called satire folks.
@professorfoxtrot If you think it's just the fact that she's cooking then you obviously arn't seeing the problem. It's so much more than "a woman cooking".
@RosefulEvelyns You know women are called the gentler sex for a reason. Men have much higher levels of testosterone than women, and this is some problem isn't it? Stereotypes are based on truth. Showing doctors over the age of 20 is a stereotype, a fit person working out at the gym is a stereotype. Want another one? How about fat people eating ice cream. The term "stereotype" is an attempt at disguising the truth by implication that showing reality as it is, is unacceptable.
@professorfoxtrot Stereotypes start from a grain of the truth. They don't reflect the truth. They take a simple concept and blow it out of proportion. For example. A fat person eating ice cream. Yes, some fat people eat ice cream. Plenty of fat people don't, and plenty of people who are not fat eat ice cream. What it does is give the impression that all members of a group do one thing and all who do that thing belong to that group. Fat person=ice cream. It's then taken as fact.
@RosefulEvelyns Everyone knows that there are exceptions to every rule. But as a general claim it's on the money and the evidence is there to support it. Thus to say, "well that's a stereotype" is a completely banal straw man argument because no one is saying that it's applicable to every single person. These ads aren't even stating that women do these things but a large enough cross-section do based on their market-research.
If someone ever says to you "that's just a stereotype" while arguing with you, you should treat this person with contempt because they essentially asking to turn off your rational faculties in favor of politically correct idealism. The are asking you to suspend your reasoning for foolish fairy tales and wish-thinking. It would be as equally as absurd to be posit, "Smoking increases your chances of getting cancer? That's just a stereotype!"
@professorfoxtrot No one said stereotypes arn't sometimes true. But they are never always true. The problem with stereotypes is people take them at face value. They judge people. If someone says to you "that's just a stereotype" It's likely in defence of you judging them by it. The definition of a stereotype is not "something that applies to most members of a group" It's "A set of inaccurate, simplistic generalizations of a group that allows others to categorize them and treat them accordingly".
@RosefulEvelyns There's nothing wrong with judging people based on what they do. Judging people based on what they don't do is predjudice. But those who use the term "stereotype" take the weaslily way out of an argument by claiming that they are immune from criticism for what they do. I would argue that if someone's gay there's a greater likelihood of wearing a tight shirt. That's what's implied when you say, "that's a pretty gay-looking shirt" not that all gay people would wear it.
No one should even have to preface what they say every single time with "there's a higher correlation that group "A" exhibits behavioral trait X than group "B". It's implied and to say that this person is guilty of stereotyping is to miss the point entirely in favor of obstructing truth, reality and in some cases even freedom of speech. Any group that claims immunity from having its precious feelings hurt can take a number, stand in line and kiss my ass.
@professorfoxtrot Well, a simple "lots of "A" do "x"." would do, but that's not the point. People who use the term 'stereotype' are not (at least usually not or not always) trying to escape being prosicuted for faults, they are trying to escape being wrongly grouped in with others. "Black people steal things". This is a very negative stereotype. If a black man were to call you on it, he would not be trying to weasle out of the fact that he steals, but trying to tell you he doesn't steal.
@RosefulEvelyns But such a person would have nothing to prove since it doesn't preclude that "all black people steal things" in which case it would just be self-evidently false and would require no further comment. But this term asks us to ignore what happens in Nigeria, Haiti, and the various other banana republics lest we be accused of perpetuating such a negative stereotype, and yes I think if someone were to deny this by sweeping it under carpet I think it would be quite weasily.
@professorfoxtrot The fact that a person looks at a black man and associates him with stealing (not that I'm saying people so that, but some do, just an example) doesn't seem bad to you? Holding the stereotype that black people steal things is grouping all black people in with the ones that steal. Even though people of all races steal, and only some black people do. Then you might look at a white person stealing and think "oh, that's something black people do" (a bad example, you get the point).
@RosefulEvelyns "Then when that person has no right to be offended? It isn't wrong to assume he steals things?" Again you're using the term "all" and not correlation. No reasonable person would ever make the case that because someone is black they are a theif and that's precisely why the term stereotype is frivolous. There is practically no given situation where anyone would make the claim group association determines any absolute characteristic unless they were inherently contingent.
@professorfoxtrot Now let's assume the wikipedia definition, "based on prior assumptions," without any prior assumptions we are but empty vessels without values or morals. The adverisements you see above are an example of inspid political correctness spinning its wheels because they are based on reality. If little girls had dreams of testosterone driven sports and racing cars, advertisers would try to appeal to them, but they don't. The people who cry "gender stereoypes" want to force men...
and women to have equal interests. You can't force women to like these things any more than you can force an NHL team in Mexico. It's embarrassing that some people demonize advertisers as oppressors, guilty of enforcing stereotypes for simply responding to what people demand and it's even more so to demand an alternate reality where women are football players and men wash the dishes- one that's undemocratic and people didn't ask for.
@professorfoxtrot .....Without this silly meaningless stereotype, boys would wear pink as much as girls. On the other hand, little girls wear pink because it is a stereotype for them to. They want to do what girls do. It's not a stereotype because girls wear pink, girls wear pink because it's a stereotype. If something is a stereotype, no matter how true it is at the moment, it will be forced on people for much longer than it's validity would otherwise last.....
@professorfoxtrot .....If something is considered normal people will want to fallow that. Anyone who doesn't is not concidered normal, and is therefore discouraged, because people don't like to be looked at as different. Useing your example, a girl might want to play football. But her peers would discourage her. Because girls don't play football. A man might want to stay home and take care of his baby, but his buddies might laugh. People fit into stereotypes long after stereotypes are valid.....
@RosefulEvelyns "it inforces the idea that these things are true and normal, when without them, it wouldn't be." I think this is the crux of your argument because it relies on circular reasoning known as petitio principii. A is a stereotype because it's enforced by social conditions, it's enforced by social conditions because it is a stereotype. Thus if it were not a stereotype A would be untrue. Going back to football, would it be sufficient to claim that women don't play football because...
it doesn't fit the stereotype of their expected behavior. Yet the assumption is if women were encouraged to play football they would take an equal interest as men. Hope you're still with me at this point and ask yourself how this "stereotype" came to fruition. Could it be physiological differences or hormonal differences, how about cognitive/neural differences. When we say that it's a "just a stereotype" we don't really need to involve ourselves in any further thinking and just blame society...
@professorfoxtrot Exactly. It's enforced by social conditions, then it's a stereotype. The stereotype keeps things in a loop, and doesn't allow for them to change even if they wanted to. Or at least not for a long time.
And I don't understand your logic. How does dressing a little boy in pink (or even in a dress, though it's a much bigger divide between genders) destroy his dreams of becoming an astronaught or a race car driver?
@RosefulEvelyns Feminists are innately incapable of understanding boyhood/manhood which is why they don't mind if they turn their child into a sissy or humiliate them for their own cause. Thankfully neurotic feminists mothers are but a fringe minority. Whenever feminists want to convince people that men are evil they try take their studies to the nazis. (Interesting fact, Hitler was raised by a single mother.) While it's true that they used pink triangles, you have to ask then, why?
Is it as simple as the Nazis wanting to enforce rigid stereotypes? The case of girls wearing pink and boys blue actually predates the Nazis, in many cases was documented as French fashion in the mid-late 19th century. Feminists would like people to believe the differences between men and women are instituted by oppression and evil. Ergo, no feminist study will acknowledge any evidence to suggest that such colors were chosen as a matter of preference.
@professorfoxtrot Im not sure I fully understand. Let me make it clear that Im not a feminist nor do I think men are evil. Also I'll point out that just about every cause trying to convince anyone of anything uses the nazis as an example. I wasnt doing that. I was only explaning that the color pink being associated with homosexuals made it less manly in the eyes of the public, and so the colors were switched. It was used in the first place because it was a boys color, indicating they liked boys.
@RosefulEvelyns Fair enough. I guess what I'm saying is that feminists will selectively omit that this predated Nazi Germany if it makes men look less evil. Anyway there's no beating around the bush anyore, it's a fact that women (do I need to say "not every woman"?) are typically the weaker sex by the design of science. I'm not trying to parade this like some kind of dandy or throw it in women's faces as to insult them. I'm just asking for people to recognize that the term "stereotype"...
... isn't even a basis for argument and for the recognition of truth. It is become cliche, nay a stereotype for first year undergrads to use the word "stereotype." I like to give my fellow humans more credit than to assume they believe that every person having characteristic X believes in Y.
@professorfoxtrot Your opinion makes sense. It's just that while stereotypes can be true they tend to get taken advantage of and assumed/expected of people. Personally I would like to live in a world of individuals, but I know that doesn't make sense. I know that stereotypes are used to describe groups, but they are also used to misjudge individuals and sometimes groups, and I try to stress the fact that it happens, and shouldn't happen. Probably because I particularly destest those situations.
@professorfoxtrot .....I'm not saying some stereotypes arn't true, or for the most part valid. But the problem is not that many people of a certain group do something, it's that the group will always be associated with that thing, no matter how true it is. And the problem with constant intentional stereotypes in advertisements is that people take them as normal. Either consciously or subconsciously it inforces the idea that these things are true and normal, when without them, it wouldn't be.
@professorfoxtrot No one thinks that because someone is black they are a thief, but when they look at a black person, they might think he's a thief. Because he's black, that person's reaction is to think he might be a thief. And what about stereotypes that arn't true? Outdated stereotypes, or stereotypes that were never really valid to begin with. Stereotypes discourage things to change. Little boys won't wear pink, because they will be teased. Because pink is a girls color......
@RosefulEvelyns Perhaps it's because pink IS a girl's colour. When I say that, I mean in the literal sense that girls prefer the colour pink. Same thing can be said about dresses. Some parents might be fine with sending their little boy off to school in a dress (a stereotypical female gaurment), but I think it would be damning to demascu
where are the stereotypes?
There is nothing wrong with any of these videos.
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Junechee87 2 weeks ago
4:35 is the best one. but still not a stereotype. women cant drive for shit, and that's the truth.
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The "boys have a penis girls have a vagina" comment is not a stereotype, it's true...
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BeansAndRice3 1 month ago
The Rose Pettal Cottage, Made In China, Loaded With Toxic Chemicals! :D
rycan84 2 months ago
how is the hilary swank one a stereotyoe
hypermaxisEX 2 months ago
@hypermaxisEX He's ganna forget that she's a girl. Cuz girls SHOULDN'T be fighters
rycan84 2 months ago
hhahahhahaha all true
hypermaxisEX 2 months ago
Come on people! Accept Gays,Lesbians,Bisexuals,and Transgenders into society and poof stereotypes blurred and more diversity.
TheNolo73 2 months ago
lol that tire commercial that dramatized women driving was actually pretty hilarious
rumbler227 2 months ago
Most of these are definitely promoting stereotypes, but the Scrubs clip was making fun of the stereotypes, not supporting them.
phoenixfriend 2 months ago
This is gross
gingerisevil02 3 months ago
Cool video, More people need to speak out about this issue.
Anthonyofthedesert 3 months ago 4
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@Machampion why don't you just shut the fuck up
textchick4ever 3 months ago
If you want to make a point about stereotypes in media, you may not want to show examples of irony and satire.
menkooomigen 3 months ago 3
So... you want men to act like women and women to act like men? Because we already have those... they are called Gays.
Machampion100 3 months ago
@Machampion100 it isnt about gays but about being yourself , not trying to follow a stereotype like men=muscular dumb who protects weak little women
HUNRUSPWNZ 3 months ago
@Machampion100
hardly. social influences lead a lot of gays and lesbians to act like or identify as similar to the opposite sex, but there are masculine gays and feminine lesbians. The predominance of homosexuals who act like the opposite gender is just social conditioning. A homosexual person thinks that's how he should act, or a "feminine" guy thinks that being feminine means he's gay because that's what we're taught gay is.
NoTrueFace1 3 months ago
how is 0:01 sexist?
btw old spice ftw
a1b26600 3 months ago
man tough. man like big truck. man hate yoga. real man show no emotional vulnerability. emotion is for pussies. man fuck pussies
wearetheom 3 months ago 2
@sticksmania did you not JUST see arnold schwnhkger? (yeah I can't spell his last name)
pandasftuw 3 months ago
fuck that shit.
taylorsacracker 3 months ago
@sticksmania Yes they do, it's brought up every single time there's a discussion about male stereotypes (in my world at least).
cucumbermoisturecrem 3 months ago
Both men and women are stereotyped.
Kurtortonta 4 months ago
@sticksmania Your just as bad as the media for sharing a stereotypical view, grow up.
pesa1234567892 4 months ago
To be fair, a few of these seem to be making fun of stereotypes rather than enforcing them.
Enaronia 4 months ago
bring me thou body and please me before i thrash you with the finest of lether
woods8870 4 months ago
I love the old tire commercial. Not that I'm sexist but that you won't be able to find a commercial like that anymore.
CouchKing100 4 months ago
"boys have a penis girls have a vagina"
yeah I hate that stereotype. totally not true.
NoTrueFace1 4 months ago 67
@NoTrueFace1 I'm a boy with out a penis - bodies can be deceptive.
Debordsbullet 3 months ago 2
The definition of male is roughly "someone with a penis". the definition of "boy" is roughly "young male". I suppose ultimately it comes down to the Y chromosone. So if you're transgender, then no you are not male. If you have some odd medical condition then perhaps.
Seperately, I don't understand transgendered people. Gender has nothing to do with my identity. If my sex was magically reversed today then i'd just keep living how I do now and if society found that abnormal then fuck them
NoTrueFace1 3 months ago
@NoTrueFace1 no. male is a set of habits and roles, not a body type. there is a distinction between sex and gender. maybe do a little research before posting on the internet? i don't give a fuck if you understand transgender people or not, you're kind of an idiot.
Debordsbullet 3 months ago
@NoTrueFace1
"the earth is round and not flat"
You must hate that stereotype too.
JonestownHangover 1 month ago 2
@JonestownHangover
are you an idiot or is this an attempt at humor that is entirely lost on me?
NoTrueFace1 1 month ago
@Mr420Lifer
So...all women are submissive, shallow, nurturing, house slaves and servants who are good for nothing but child bearing and making sandwiches
And all men are loud, overbearing, football-watching, sports car-driving, money grubbing, pride-driven pieces of shit?
Please tell me where the "level of truth" in this bullshit is
Oukro 4 months ago
0:53 I don't really care about the link between gender and leadership (never thought about it that much)
But this woman is just a treat to the ear. No bashing, no insulting, just a reasonable, selfless thought. And something positive about men for a change.
Much unlike the feminist bastards to my right who say disney is sexist.
DON'T YOU TALK ABOUT DISNEY!
Lulmaarraak1 4 months ago
@Lulmaarraak1
There are positive things said about men and women here, but there is also an exclusion of those qualities in the reverse gender. I am nurturing. I'm better with kids than anyone else in my family. I have powerful adversion to and even fear of conflict, which made me timid as a child. I also have powerful ambition and a competitive drive, and have learned courage.
Can you guess my gender? If it isn't clear, doesn't that show how gender is only a social construct?
NoTrueFace1 4 months ago
@NoTrueFace1 I get your point but exceptions don't make the rules. Ofcourse gender roles are partially constructed.
If you state that there are no natural differences between the genders then I invite you to address a biologist, he'll be able to explain the differences between genders much better than me.
Lulmaarraak1 4 months ago
exceptions don't prove rules but they do disprove them. Biology is of minimal relevance. Very young children are gender neutral in personality.They adopt the roles that we teach them but there is no excess of aggresion or absense of nurture in boys.Nurture usually trump nature in psychology because social influence is so powerful that it can cause outright supression of natural tendencies if need be
May I ask if you believe in the soul?
NoTrueFace1 4 months ago
@NoTrueFace1 You're probably the smartest person here. Just saying~
LEKJJABLAH 4 months ago
@Lulmaarraak1 Please go and READ what "gender" is before making oblivious comments. And do it from a dictionary, NOT "wikipedia."
ibtehajshahid 4 months ago
And THIS is why I wish I was a man.
GenocideOnToast 4 months ago
The Anchor Man clip really wasnt bad. it was pointing out how stupidly sexist people were in the 70's.
nice medly
omarskats3000 4 months ago
@defyingdarwin Then make one
iluvthejobros9 5 months ago
seeing all these women has made me really hungry for a sandwich
defyingdarwin 5 months ago
im a male and i hate cars and football and violence so fuck these stereotypes they are pissing me off
HUNRUSPWNZ 5 months ago 31
@HUNRUSPWNZ Have you checked your pants recently, ensured there's a penis present?
NOHHissue 3 months ago
@NOHHissue Dumb clone.
HUNRUSPWNZ 3 months ago
@HUNRUSPWNZ Why don't you cry about it?
Although you probably already are.
NOHHissue 3 months ago
@HUNRUSPWNZ I have hated these stereotypes as long as I can remember. Especially this stereotype of a "manly" western man.
tontsa911 3 months ago 3
@HUNRUSPWNZ true i like cars but im not a fan of football and violence even though football is cool and violence is aweful
TheShaunGawler 1 month ago
@HUNRUSPWNZ you must be gay
RobProductionsGB 1 month ago
@RobProductionsGB no , but you need a brain kid.
HUNRUSPWNZ 1 month ago
@HUNRUSPWNZ nahh, you're just gay.
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diamondlighting101 1 month ago
What the fuck does polyglass mean?
iMaDeMoN2012 5 months ago
Come on now, the commercial at 06:00 is awesome!
BadassBigBoss 5 months ago
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thumbs up if you have no problem with this stuff
burlwoodman 5 months ago
I'm a man who discovered the wheel and built the eifel tower out metal and brawn!
Mjena23 5 months ago in playlist Political Stuff and Activism
A lot of the examples you´re giving are questioning gender roles and not stereotyping....
angryfoxofdoom 6 months ago
A lot of the examples you´re giving are questioning gender roles and not stereotyping....
angryfoxofdoom 6 months ago
@sticksmania People talk about it all the time. Sarah Haskins has a great clip on YouTube about it called "Doofy Husbands". Feminists in particular have pointed out how the "stupid guy" stereotype is used to excuse men from doing housework.
kissfan7 6 months ago
Not all of these are really stereotypes, but more like target markets.
kruunk1 6 months ago
@sticksmania I do all the time. I was actually just discussing this with my daughter as we watched some of the depictions of men in this very video: women are made to look competent and responsible, while men are depicted as irresponsible, lazy, and insecure in their masculinity. The media does this all the time, and basically little girls are taught to accept that this is the way men are; for example, "boys will be boys." My standards of men are much higher.
ThusFar777 6 months ago
The problem is that some women see being a woman as something to be ashamed of, as if taking care of kids or cooking dinner is somehow a negative thing, and I'm not even saying that's the woman's role. Why is it that men don't get upset about male stereotypes, but women do? Women are relentlessly encouraged to do whatever they want, to break out of cultural norms, yet men are discouraged from such. You don't see us whining about it.
GuppyPal 6 months ago
@GuppyPal Amen brother.
R3DDY2GOE 6 months ago
these stereotypes apply to a great amount of the mayority
nobulto17 6 months ago
the woman is (unconvincingly) hanging for her life... so he flirts with her??
wtfnumbnuts 6 months ago
this is scary how true this is.
IndieDream231 7 months ago
@IndieDream231 by how media tells us how we are so pose to be.
IndieDream231 7 months ago
@sticksmania
yes transe humenism will help men gain back there self respect an help women stop get hit on by fat an old guy sice there will be few if any fat an old guy left every one would look like Women.
NATIONALCOMMUNISM666 7 months ago
OMG
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Women driving all alone! xP
Troyjak1997 7 months ago
Post modern feminism an transe genderism is what we need to Progress forward to as A socitey.
NATIONALCOMMUNISM666 7 months ago
@NATIONALCOMMUNISM666 You know you don't have to be a sub servant dipshit to have a progressive society. You have to love yourself to love another.
brian4480 7 months ago
@brian4480
A dip shit what the fuck are you talking about you don't have to Agree with me don't insult me have some matter an put you head back in you Ass where it belong!
p.s you belong in A museum.
NATIONALCOMMUNISM666 7 months ago
@NATIONALCOMMUNISM666 P.S. You are one mix up pup...let me get this right your a nazi communist who hates men. You say your a satanist yet have atheist subs. A Nationalist yet Libertarian to boot........Who belongs in a museum? Lemme guess you are also a member of the black panthers, but you never go to meetings cuz you hate "the blacks". You need to be under observation, your kind of self hate added to a sub par education= shooting rampage
brian4480 7 months ago
@brian4480
no I like men an women that why I want to eliminate gender to open all posabilty to every one with out the border of gender telling men or women they can't do what they want an to get women to stop hating men an men to stop trying to supress women.
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@brian4480
Also you coment to me prove this how capable pepole are of " Loving " each orther doe'snt it thanx for proving you self wrong dipshit!
NATIONALCOMMUNISM666 7 months ago
@NATIONALCOMMUNISM666 fuck up you stupid communist idiot.
every single one of your comments are fucking ridiculus. and yeah im insulting you because your commie beliefs had lead to countless death in cubea, the ussr, and china, just to name a few.
and ps you fat oaf you commie beliefs belong in a museum.
stop one on the musem tour, how to run a failing empire staring josef stailn,
stop two, how to nearly cause a nuclear war, staring nikita khruschev and fidel castro
get the drift filthy idiot
sam1237132 7 months ago
@NATIONALCOMMUNISM666 fuck up you stupid communist idiot.
every single one of your comments are fucking ridiculus. and yeah im insulting you because your commie beliefs had lead to countless death in cuba, the ussr, and china, just to name a few.
and ps you fat oaf your commie beliefs belong in a museum.
stop one on the musem tour, how to run a failing empire staring josef stailn,
stop two, how to nearly cause a nuclear war, staring nikita khruschev and fidel castro
get the drift filthy idiot
sam1237132 7 months ago
@NATIONALCOMMUNISM666 yeah thats right i just owned you asre right over the net
sam1237132 7 months ago
@sam1237132
ah not relly im not over weight so fat doe not work as an insult with me an im not communist I'm 3 porsition an you Last Coment was A repeat of the orther coment.
NATIONALCOMMUNISM666 7 months ago
@NATIONALCOMMUNISM666
hmmm not a commie well nice name douche bag
sam1237132 7 months ago
Women, back to the kitchen.
TacoEqualsFtw 7 months ago
Only a very small portion of this is serious. It's mostly comedy. Lol
DukeofUSA 7 months ago
Okay, some of those, like the 'Rose Petal Cottage' are a bit insulting; there's the pastel pinks and the concept that the girl's 'dreams' should be to be a housewife. But most of the clips are there as part of comedy; they're mocking gender stereotypes. Million Dollar baby is totally out of context, the male character is supposed to start chauvenistic and the woman proves she's more than that. And some, like the tyre advert, are so old that it kind of doesn't count...
guardianXangle 7 months ago
this is reality, not stereotypes.
Gutsyndicate 7 months ago
@Gutsyndicate Obvious troll is obvious.
alrune8 7 months ago
@AugustinesCompanion thats true. Men and women are after all different from each other.
Egghollo 7 months ago
Haha the tire commercial was hilarious!
Egghollo 7 months ago
One day women will rule the world and guys will be only used as slaves for reproducing.
fluffybunny360 7 months ago
@fluffybunny360 and you make it sound bad that men must reproduce and do no work.
cookiemonster9052 7 months ago
@cookiemonster9052 They would also be laborers.
fluffybunny360 7 months ago
fuck you!
lozfan1328 7 months ago
2:30 Yes it gives her dreams all the potential of her becoming a 50s housewife....
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people who stereotype others into certain type of category are the dumb ones.
why?
here are the facts
the most famous rapper is white.
the best golfer is black.
the tallest man in NBA is Chinese.
so you see, our "stereotype standard" are mostly wrong, what judge a person's intelligence is their behaviour and thoughts, not their race and color.
therefore, whoever thinks that blondes are dumb are dumb themselves, because they judge people by their appearance.
mikicahadd 8 months ago
A place of her very own where she [...] can entertain her imagination - YAY! Let's do laundry!!! :D
MrMetK 9 months ago 38
purse backpack FTW
KarmerKurtz 9 months ago
this is hilarious and sad at the same time.
zosovette 9 months ago
yea and bitches are stupid to be agreeing to playing these parts in movies, commercials, etc,,if they didnt do it, they wouldnt look like this.
mkr6158 10 months ago
@mkr6158 look like what?
Egghollo 7 months ago
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Fuck yes!!!
The dick rules over all bitches!!
gallademan12 10 months ago
my computer is slow so far all ive seen was a little boy tell some guy that boys have a penis and girls have a vagina.
kboo2291 10 months ago
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teaching that little bitch where she belongs with that toy ktichen
1800simon1800 10 months ago
@1800simon1800 which is why you're still single.
alrune8 7 months ago
@alrune8 lol im not actually try again
1800simon1800 6 months ago
@1800simon1800 well i believe you are. Either that or you're whipped and in need of revalidating your manliness, or your relationship is not fulfilling . Only bitter, insecure, frustrated men enjoy putting women down for the sake of it. Or maybe you're just trolling, which is another word for desperate attention whore.
alrune8 6 months ago
@alrune8 lol sandwich me, bitch
1800simon1800 6 months ago
WhatTheHellWater
samsherbert 10 months ago
is it wrong that this gives me a boner?
thrillahboi 11 months ago 2
bahhahahaahahahaaa stfu, gender stereotypes are a part of life,GET USE TO IT!!!
saucysally100 11 months ago
What so you want evryone one to think women are the same as men?? They are equal yeah but theyre different...which is good
pattyboi55 11 months ago 6
That first one from Kindergarten cop wasn't all that much of a stereotype. Typically, in the vast majority humans are born with one pair of sexual organs. There are exceptions to this but in those situations those individuals are referred to as neither fully male nor female. Technically, the kid saying boys have a penis and girls have a vagina is perfectly accurate, considering that is how our biology typically functions, and when it doesn't we don't apply those people to be fully boy or girl.
TheOmegaParadigm 11 months ago
Feminists need to go die.
lxKazxl 11 months ago
@lxKazxl AND I THINK MEN SHOULD DIE BUT OBVIOUSLY MY DREAM WON'T COME TRUE :'(
SomePinkGirl 10 months ago
@SomePinkGirl They see me Trollin
DrunkPotatoMan 10 months ago
Most of these examples are either thirty years old or from movies, shows, and ads that intentionally play on stereotypes for the purposes of comedy. When old spice guy talks about "manly" things like basketball, recon, and frenching, that is an intentional exaggeration. It's called satire folks.
orpheusvpavlov 11 months ago
who is the feminist bitch who put this on
blizzard4422 11 months ago
@blizzard4422 YOUR MAMMA
SomePinkGirl 10 months ago
lol.
BladeRequiem 11 months ago
Needs more Old Spice commercials, and Gillette groin shaving.
jldkrank 11 months ago
The guy at 2:51 sounds like the ghouls from the Fallout games.
gman8744 11 months ago
3:34 WTF! i use old spice but is because it smells nice like white flowers or something. XDD
aslacuentayya 11 months ago
lol arnold at the beginning:
"thanks for the tip."
kalinga01 11 months ago
for what we cannot immediately explain.
professorfoxtrot 1 year ago
2:04 I laughed so hard when I saw that XD
CruzerramoS 1 year ago
5:41 WTF was that between her legs? xD
karkkiliininam 1 year ago
@karkkiliininam - looked like she raised her foot.
landongendur 1 year ago
3:38 He's right, he is dumb.
And 5:30 isn't sexist, it is solid, embarrassingly undeniable truth.
megadork456 1 year ago
Boil water in 90 seconds? That's awesome!
Abnormalproductions2 1 year ago
How is the first ad sexually stereotyping? Because boys DO have a penis and women DO have a vagina. :\ I don't get how that's stereotypical.
MrsThreehorn 1 year ago 2
Clip #2: That woman is a slave!!
salexo9 1 year ago
A woman cooking dinner. How offensive! Seriously. If you're offended by this you should go to Iran.
professorfoxtrot 1 year ago
@professorfoxtrot If you think it's just the fact that she's cooking then you obviously arn't seeing the problem. It's so much more than "a woman cooking".
RosefulEvelyns 1 year ago
@RosefulEvelyns You know women are called the gentler sex for a reason. Men have much higher levels of testosterone than women, and this is some problem isn't it? Stereotypes are based on truth. Showing doctors over the age of 20 is a stereotype, a fit person working out at the gym is a stereotype. Want another one? How about fat people eating ice cream. The term "stereotype" is an attempt at disguising the truth by implication that showing reality as it is, is unacceptable.
professorfoxtrot 1 year ago
@professorfoxtrot Stereotypes start from a grain of the truth. They don't reflect the truth. They take a simple concept and blow it out of proportion. For example. A fat person eating ice cream. Yes, some fat people eat ice cream. Plenty of fat people don't, and plenty of people who are not fat eat ice cream. What it does is give the impression that all members of a group do one thing and all who do that thing belong to that group. Fat person=ice cream. It's then taken as fact.
RosefulEvelyns 1 year ago
@RosefulEvelyns Everyone knows that there are exceptions to every rule. But as a general claim it's on the money and the evidence is there to support it. Thus to say, "well that's a stereotype" is a completely banal straw man argument because no one is saying that it's applicable to every single person. These ads aren't even stating that women do these things but a large enough cross-section do based on their market-research.
professorfoxtrot 1 year ago
If someone ever says to you "that's just a stereotype" while arguing with you, you should treat this person with contempt because they essentially asking to turn off your rational faculties in favor of politically correct idealism. The are asking you to suspend your reasoning for foolish fairy tales and wish-thinking. It would be as equally as absurd to be posit, "Smoking increases your chances of getting cancer? That's just a stereotype!"
professorfoxtrot 1 year ago
@professorfoxtrot No one said stereotypes arn't sometimes true. But they are never always true. The problem with stereotypes is people take them at face value. They judge people. If someone says to you "that's just a stereotype" It's likely in defence of you judging them by it. The definition of a stereotype is not "something that applies to most members of a group" It's "A set of inaccurate, simplistic generalizations of a group that allows others to categorize them and treat them accordingly".
RosefulEvelyns 1 year ago
@RosefulEvelyns There's nothing wrong with judging people based on what they do. Judging people based on what they don't do is predjudice. But those who use the term "stereotype" take the weaslily way out of an argument by claiming that they are immune from criticism for what they do. I would argue that if someone's gay there's a greater likelihood of wearing a tight shirt. That's what's implied when you say, "that's a pretty gay-looking shirt" not that all gay people would wear it.
professorfoxtrot 1 year ago
No one should even have to preface what they say every single time with "there's a higher correlation that group "A" exhibits behavioral trait X than group "B". It's implied and to say that this person is guilty of stereotyping is to miss the point entirely in favor of obstructing truth, reality and in some cases even freedom of speech. Any group that claims immunity from having its precious feelings hurt can take a number, stand in line and kiss my ass.
professorfoxtrot 1 year ago
@professorfoxtrot Well, a simple "lots of "A" do "x"." would do, but that's not the point. People who use the term 'stereotype' are not (at least usually not or not always) trying to escape being prosicuted for faults, they are trying to escape being wrongly grouped in with others. "Black people steal things". This is a very negative stereotype. If a black man were to call you on it, he would not be trying to weasle out of the fact that he steals, but trying to tell you he doesn't steal.
RosefulEvelyns 1 year ago
@RosefulEvelyns But such a person would have nothing to prove since it doesn't preclude that "all black people steal things" in which case it would just be self-evidently false and would require no further comment. But this term asks us to ignore what happens in Nigeria, Haiti, and the various other banana republics lest we be accused of perpetuating such a negative stereotype, and yes I think if someone were to deny this by sweeping it under carpet I think it would be quite weasily.
professorfoxtrot 1 year ago
@professorfoxtrot The fact that a person looks at a black man and associates him with stealing (not that I'm saying people so that, but some do, just an example) doesn't seem bad to you? Holding the stereotype that black people steal things is grouping all black people in with the ones that steal. Even though people of all races steal, and only some black people do. Then you might look at a white person stealing and think "oh, that's something black people do" (a bad example, you get the point).
RosefulEvelyns 1 year ago
@professorfoxtrot Then when that person has no right to be offended? It isn't wrong to assume he steals things?
RosefulEvelyns 1 year ago
@RosefulEvelyns "Then when that person has no right to be offended? It isn't wrong to assume he steals things?" Again you're using the term "all" and not correlation. No reasonable person would ever make the case that because someone is black they are a theif and that's precisely why the term stereotype is frivolous. There is practically no given situation where anyone would make the claim group association determines any absolute characteristic unless they were inherently contingent.
professorfoxtrot 1 year ago
@professorfoxtrot Now let's assume the wikipedia definition, "based on prior assumptions," without any prior assumptions we are but empty vessels without values or morals. The adverisements you see above are an example of inspid political correctness spinning its wheels because they are based on reality. If little girls had dreams of testosterone driven sports and racing cars, advertisers would try to appeal to them, but they don't. The people who cry "gender stereoypes" want to force men...
professorfoxtrot 1 year ago
and women to have equal interests. You can't force women to like these things any more than you can force an NHL team in Mexico. It's embarrassing that some people demonize advertisers as oppressors, guilty of enforcing stereotypes for simply responding to what people demand and it's even more so to demand an alternate reality where women are football players and men wash the dishes- one that's undemocratic and people didn't ask for.
professorfoxtrot 1 year ago
@professorfoxtrot .....Without this silly meaningless stereotype, boys would wear pink as much as girls. On the other hand, little girls wear pink because it is a stereotype for them to. They want to do what girls do. It's not a stereotype because girls wear pink, girls wear pink because it's a stereotype. If something is a stereotype, no matter how true it is at the moment, it will be forced on people for much longer than it's validity would otherwise last.....
RosefulEvelyns 1 year ago
@professorfoxtrot .....If something is considered normal people will want to fallow that. Anyone who doesn't is not concidered normal, and is therefore discouraged, because people don't like to be looked at as different. Useing your example, a girl might want to play football. But her peers would discourage her. Because girls don't play football. A man might want to stay home and take care of his baby, but his buddies might laugh. People fit into stereotypes long after stereotypes are valid.....
RosefulEvelyns 1 year ago
@RosefulEvelyns "it inforces the idea that these things are true and normal, when without them, it wouldn't be." I think this is the crux of your argument because it relies on circular reasoning known as petitio principii. A is a stereotype because it's enforced by social conditions, it's enforced by social conditions because it is a stereotype. Thus if it were not a stereotype A would be untrue. Going back to football, would it be sufficient to claim that women don't play football because...
professorfoxtrot 1 year ago
it doesn't fit the stereotype of their expected behavior. Yet the assumption is if women were encouraged to play football they would take an equal interest as men. Hope you're still with me at this point and ask yourself how this "stereotype" came to fruition. Could it be physiological differences or hormonal differences, how about cognitive/neural differences. When we say that it's a "just a stereotype" we don't really need to involve ourselves in any further thinking and just blame society...
professorfoxtrot 1 year ago
@professorfoxtrot Exactly. It's enforced by social conditions, then it's a stereotype. The stereotype keeps things in a loop, and doesn't allow for them to change even if they wanted to. Or at least not for a long time.
And I don't understand your logic. How does dressing a little boy in pink (or even in a dress, though it's a much bigger divide between genders) destroy his dreams of becoming an astronaught or a race car driver?
RosefulEvelyns 1 year ago
@RosefulEvelyns Feminists are innately incapable of understanding boyhood/manhood which is why they don't mind if they turn their child into a sissy or humiliate them for their own cause. Thankfully neurotic feminists mothers are but a fringe minority. Whenever feminists want to convince people that men are evil they try take their studies to the nazis. (Interesting fact, Hitler was raised by a single mother.) While it's true that they used pink triangles, you have to ask then, why?
professorfoxtrot 1 year ago
Is it as simple as the Nazis wanting to enforce rigid stereotypes? The case of girls wearing pink and boys blue actually predates the Nazis, in many cases was documented as French fashion in the mid-late 19th century. Feminists would like people to believe the differences between men and women are instituted by oppression and evil. Ergo, no feminist study will acknowledge any evidence to suggest that such colors were chosen as a matter of preference.
professorfoxtrot 1 year ago
@professorfoxtrot Im not sure I fully understand. Let me make it clear that Im not a feminist nor do I think men are evil. Also I'll point out that just about every cause trying to convince anyone of anything uses the nazis as an example. I wasnt doing that. I was only explaning that the color pink being associated with homosexuals made it less manly in the eyes of the public, and so the colors were switched. It was used in the first place because it was a boys color, indicating they liked boys.
RosefulEvelyns 1 year ago
@RosefulEvelyns Fair enough. I guess what I'm saying is that feminists will selectively omit that this predated Nazi Germany if it makes men look less evil. Anyway there's no beating around the bush anyore, it's a fact that women (do I need to say "not every woman"?) are typically the weaker sex by the design of science. I'm not trying to parade this like some kind of dandy or throw it in women's faces as to insult them. I'm just asking for people to recognize that the term "stereotype"...
professorfoxtrot 1 year ago
... isn't even a basis for argument and for the recognition of truth. It is become cliche, nay a stereotype for first year undergrads to use the word "stereotype." I like to give my fellow humans more credit than to assume they believe that every person having characteristic X believes in Y.
professorfoxtrot 1 year ago
@professorfoxtrot Your opinion makes sense. It's just that while stereotypes can be true they tend to get taken advantage of and assumed/expected of people. Personally I would like to live in a world of individuals, but I know that doesn't make sense. I know that stereotypes are used to describe groups, but they are also used to misjudge individuals and sometimes groups, and I try to stress the fact that it happens, and shouldn't happen. Probably because I particularly destest those situations.
RosefulEvelyns 11 months ago
@professorfoxtrot .....I'm not saying some stereotypes arn't true, or for the most part valid. But the problem is not that many people of a certain group do something, it's that the group will always be associated with that thing, no matter how true it is. And the problem with constant intentional stereotypes in advertisements is that people take them as normal. Either consciously or subconsciously it inforces the idea that these things are true and normal, when without them, it wouldn't be.
RosefulEvelyns 1 year ago
@professorfoxtrot No one thinks that because someone is black they are a thief, but when they look at a black person, they might think he's a thief. Because he's black, that person's reaction is to think he might be a thief. And what about stereotypes that arn't true? Outdated stereotypes, or stereotypes that were never really valid to begin with. Stereotypes discourage things to change. Little boys won't wear pink, because they will be teased. Because pink is a girls color......
RosefulEvelyns 1 year ago
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professorfoxtrot 1 year ago
@RosefulEvelyns Perhaps it's because pink IS a girl's colour. When I say that, I mean in the literal sense that girls prefer the colour pink. Same thing can be said about dresses. Some parents might be fine with sending their little boy off to school in a dress (a stereotypical female gaurment), but I think it would be damning to demascu