you are comparing women with other women but the other poster was comparing men with women, so I think you are both coming from different angles.
There is a huge gap between what women can earn and what men earn when they are doing the SAME type of jobs. There is also, if you are completely unaware, huge gaps in education between men and women, men were typically allowed to access higher education while women were shut out and told to stay at home. Many men are in management positions while few women are. and even a case that was reported this month in my own country, banks were treating widows unfairly and freezing their bank accounts upon their husbands death because they only dealt with the husband as if the wife had no say in the finances as a couple.
Housing which leads to school mix key for me. Rich segregated communities are simply concentrating their advantages. It's the same for the poor. Concentration of the poor into one ares compoundBut what exactly is unequal? There is a disparity of wealth but is that due to education, work ethic, discrimination, innate intelligence or ability, personal financial / lifestyle choices? All that to say that the existence of disparities is not in and of itself proof of unfair treatment (though I'll agree that lack of proof also isn't an excuse to not address real needs and difficulties). And we should also be wise enough to compare a nation's practices to what they were in the past when making judgments about if we're improving rather than an ideal that's never been fully implemented.
As a case in point, single parent households are likely to have lower incomes than two parent households. Is that anything society is doing to disadvantage single parents? Are they being discriminated against? Should single parents be paid twice as much for a job to bring their income up to the average two parent household income? If you have to pay the single parent twice as much for the same job is that just? Will anyone hire that single parent when they could hire 2 married people or non-parents for the cost of one single parent? Is this a disparity we should even solve or will that just erode marriage and family even further?
I'm not against helping single parents. But to try to implement social policies to redress that rather natural disparity could well cause more difficulties than actually be a help.
Say that rather than charity it is a human right to have access to the basic needs of food clothing shelter and educationI completely agree that charity and maybe even some well thought out social policies to support people to get back on their feet and make sure a life upset doesn't destroy the rest of their lives are good and necessary things. That's very different from saying that we need to make sure there's no economic disparity between the widow and the woman whose husband is still alive and that we should enact policies to enforce this. My whole line of reasoning was to demonstrate the difficulty involved in government solutions to economic issues and the need to identify and address the cause of the disparity rather than say there's a disparity between men and women and that means we aren't treating women equally.
Housing which leads to school mix key for me. Rich segregated communities are simply concentrating their advantages. It's the same for the poor. Concentration of the poor into one ares compound
Say that rather than charity it is a human right to have access to the basic needs of food clothing shelter and education
cinder you dont live in the real world.
you keep harping on about western wolrd as if everyone is western. what is western. we all live in ONE planet. we are all human beings.
YOU are saying SHE does not live in the real world?!cinder you dont live in the real world.
you keep harping on about western wolrd as if everyone is western. what is western. we all live in ONE planet. we are all human beings.
Again: YOU are saying SHE makes assumptions about a large group of people?no its seems you have quite a number of difficulty making assumptions about people, and society, which is not 'western' in any sense because if you keep going west around the world you will end up eventually in Jerusalem anyway.
What it is? Is it a bad thing or a good one? Is it possible to be a Christian and a feminist? I am curious lol coz I heard so much about it....![]()
I think feminism is Satanic. One only needs to look at the half-male, half-female statues the pagans worship, to realise feminism is a pagan idea. Without feminism, homosexuality and transgenderism would have never become mainstream. (And the voting system would never have become so corrupt - no chance of a Biden, an Obama or a Hillary getting in, and no need for a Trump to oust such). And the current push to legalise pedophilia - not a chance without homosexuality or transgenderism, which cames thanks to feminism. Feminism is an anti-God, wicked philosophy through and through.Feminists claim feminism is about equality between the genders. Actually looking at what they profess in large, it is far from being about anything close to equality. It is more often about giving women unfair opportunity over men because they feel slighted. They also regularly (more often than not) are hateful and spiteful dishonest people.