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Perchance, where did your supposed absolute arise from? |
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#252 | |||
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Humanity. Empathy maybe. Who knows. I thought it was common sense that intending to harm others was wrong. |
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#253 |
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Women are on average weaker and more vulnerable. If you must hit a woman, do it gently. How hard you hit an infant to teach it not to do something. Very lightly.
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What about self-defense? |
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#255 | |||
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I guess if you are jumped by a woman ninja it would be alright to fight back. I hope you know some muay thai so you can defend yourself. |
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Ah. Justifying hitting women via child abuse. Perfect. "What do you tell a woman with two black eyes?" "Nothing you haven't told her twice already!" |
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For the same reasons it is wrong to hit a man...
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So women are like children and need society to protect them from the world? Is that what you're saying because if so that is a very sexist view of the world. Women while on average weaker physically are not so weak that it is impossible to defend themselves and training goes a long way in learning to use even inferior strength to great effect. |
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Physical punishment of children is very effective means of disciplining your children. And your wife, if words do not suffice. |
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Yep. Rule of Thumb, right? |
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Women can defend themselves to an extent, I have not denied this. What's wrong with sexism? |
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Do I really need to shot this myth/urban legend down AGAIN?
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I wasn't referring specifically to self-defense against women, but self-defense in general. When someone says "it's wrong to hit any human, ever" it makes me wonder whether they don't think people have a right to defend themselves if attacked.
If you actually have to ask that question then you probably aren't going to care what's wrong with it. |
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That makes no sense. If you really wanted to know what's wrong with it, then wouldn't asking be easiest way to find out? |
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So tell me then why is sexism ok? Why is it right to treat someone legally different simply because of their gender? |
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At best, lower income, substandard education/employment/life chances, and discrimination against equally or more competent individuals. |
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I don't think sexism entails any of those things. If you think some forms of sexism is wrong, then that's a different issue. If X is sexism, and some kinds of sexism is wrong, it does not follow that X is wrong.
If sexism is wrong in some but not all circumstances, then a blanket "sexism is ok" would be as incorrect as "sexism is wrong". |
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You asked what's wrong with sexism in general, not for an overview of all 57 flavors of it. Most people on here agree that there are huge biological differences between men and women. That in itself is not sexism. Believing that someone is automatically superior or inferior because of those differences is. And it does lead to everything I listed. |
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I disagree with your basic premise that sexism is not wrong in some circumstances as I believe it is always wrong to discriminate against someone solely because of their gender. |
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What do you mean by automatically superior or inferior? The eye is good at seeing, the heart is good at pumping blood, the hand is good at grabbing. They are not good at each other's tasks. Is one superior to another? The carpenter is good at building, the blacksmith is good at forging. Which is superior? And I don't see how it leads to everything you listed.
I didn't say it was not wrong in some circumstances. I said *if* it is not wrong in some circumstances... |
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I believe that everyone has the right to defend themselves not for any moral reason but is an animal instinct to protect oneself from an attacker. If not, someone is getting hit and they are just suppose to take a punishment. That just does not seem right. |
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#272 |
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MBTI: INTJ
Join Date: Jun 2012
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In first place you should though: why do you want to hit her? is strictly necessary?
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#273 | |||
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Does this mean I can kick your ass if you don't do what I want you to? Same "logic". |
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#274 | |||
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I meant only what I said. |
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MBTI: ENTJ
Join Date: May 2012
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why is it wrong to hit a man?
Isn't morality subjective? why does it matter if sexism is wrong? |
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