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Beta Max
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The Wimp Factor: Gender gaps, holy wars, & the politics of anxious masculinity.
Please resist the urge to comment unless you've read the whole article. Thanks.
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Well what about your own belief? Sounds like you try to take the easy route on this one. Its easier to challenge than assert. ~ buddix |
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Not a lot that's new.
Basically says that a female interests lie in her own survival (and presumably that of her offspring). To that end, they are attracted to powerful men. Power, in turn, is earned not (or not just) by individual attributes, but one also needs the social support of others to achieve it. Power is also highly situational. |
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It seems to suggest (as I've read elsewhere) that females are in a way ''genetic gatekeepers''. They subconsciously weed out unuseful genetic, behavioural, social characteristics e.g social anxiety or personalities and traits that clash with the culture she lives in. A women is nothing without her culture.
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"While all anatomically intact males have a penis, no one has a phallus - the mythic, permanently erect archetypal monolith of masculine omnipotence that signifies untrammeled invulnerability, and freedom from all dependency." P.2 Seriously, how did you skip past passages such the following to reach your rather shallow summary above?: According to Ducat, and I agree, that the placement of this line of thought concerning the "gendering" of issues by ultraconservatives has, after a twenty-five year program of inductive propaganda through the use of "increasingly popular right-wing radio talk show hosts" [p.3], successfully linked "progressive" or "liberal" thinking and attached them to a "feminine" link to nurturance and compassion (the 'government' as the ultimate 'mommy,' with poor dependents sucking on its teat). But a grievous error has been committed because conservatives fail to mention to their radio listeners that corporate welfare and huge tax breaks for the rich do not seem to fall under the same "dependency." The common thread amongst conservatives seems to stress that the sucking of money upward into the higher echelons of society is OK because it makes the rich smarter and more powerful, while at separate times strongly suggesting that money trickling down to the poor it is bad for them because it makes them stupid and dependent. (This deliberate omission of these facts does have a name: In social psychology, this mental line of thought is called 'myth enhancing,' or 'hierarchy enhancing' -- but that subject is for another time and place).
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Well what about your own belief? Sounds like you try to take the easy route on this one. Its easier to challenge than assert. ~ buddix Last edited by XealotX : 09-11-2009 at 08:00 PM. |
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X, you familiar with Zarathustra_fi over on Fastseduction? He's in his 50's now and has a professional background in psychology.
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A very interesting article, but out of curiousity X, what talking points are you trying to get at? I read the article, and I'm wondering how you're relating it to the forum, and wondering if it wouldn't have been better posted in Serious Business.
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As life gets longer, awful feels softer, And it feels pretty soft to me. And if it takes shit to make bliss, Well, I feel pretty blissfully. |
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wow, read it, sorta, you guys are giant fags! JUST SAYING!!!
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There is no measuring Muad'Dib's motives by ordinary standards. In the moment of his triumph, he saw the death prepared for him, yet he accepted the treachery. Can you say he did this out of a sense of justice? Whose justice, then? Remember, we speak now of the Muad'Dib who ordered battle drums made from his enemies' skins, the Muad'Dib who denied the conventions of his ducal past with a wave of the hand, saying merely: "I am the Kwisatz Haderach. That is reason enough." |
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Ha, that's funny D-Boy, the 3 girls I know with Polycystic Ovaries do indeed get about a bit.
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These threads are interesting but they don't actually do jack shit.
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