File 13: Gender Socialization

File 13 #2 Gender Socialization.

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Source for lawsuit against the feminist run Family Protection Services Board: http://www.acfc.org/site/DocServer/WV_Findings_of_Fact.pdf?docID=2621

Against a feminist run California domestic violence shelter: http://www.courtinfo.ca.gov/opinions/archive/C056072.PDF

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Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• gender socialization
• feminism
• humanism
• men's rights

[Jmnzz]

Words to live by.

[Somethingreallycool]

Whatever fits.

[Jmnzz]

I don't know what you believe, only you. If something is implied in your statement then it is implied. I'm sure I imply stuff all the time I don't really mean, which is why I have to explain it further. Like you did.

[Somethingreallycool]

Oooooooh okay,

so I implied something in my statement that I didn't really believe.

Okay. Makes sense.

[Somethingreallycool]

No, you did. And I showed you that you did, and you continue to deny the mistake you made.

You even said that I implied I did at one point, and now realizing that I've never said that, you're taking it back. "...doesn't mean you're not implying something."

For the third time:

"You suggested that not hiring someone because of their race or sex is a problem"

"The only fix to that problem is forcing a racist or sexist to hire a race or gender they don't like."

[Jmnzz]

*difference

[Jmnzz]

It was implied in your statement. Never said it is what you believe. That is the different between implied and belief.

[Jmnzz]

Ok...so re-reading didn't help. Man I really thought it would. Oh well.

Here we go (again).

My opinion-the only fix to that problem is forcing someone to hire someone they don't want.

Your conclusion- "You assume I support this"

Actual conclusion-I have an opinion and never said that you share it.

[Somethingreallycool]

You said that I may have "implied something with my other statement."

I'm waiting for you to show me where I implied such a ridiculous thing.

[Somethingreallycool]

You faultered when you said, "The only fix to that problem is forcing a racist or sexist to hire someone of a race or gender they don't like."

That's OBVIOUSLY NOT the only fix. And to assume I support this is a logical fallacy.