Why Women Are Scary To Religious Fundamentalist Men
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It's a great question, but I don't know if I agree. I think that rather than fearing their sexual urges, those men live in a world where their position where the midway point on the status ladder is guaranteed - that is to say, they will never be on the bottom by virtue of having a penis. Certainly in our culture, men in the lower middle class are sent this message by their fathers on a regular basis, and that is the group most vulnerable to sky daddy horse pucky.
Women demonstrating the activities of normal adults threatens that world view. Regarding the Haredi girl incident - eight year olds are at that highly rational pre-teen stage, right before the brain dissolves and regrows into an adult brain. Her great sin is likely that she was able to do math more competently than the men present. |
There is one easy solution, kill all the men.
Maybe we need to create a ficticious female diety so women in places full of backward dickless assholes have some form of religious justification for doing whatever they want to do. Can't someone (who is infinitely better at forgery than myself) find an age old book stating womens equality, saying that if you fell for the mistreatment of women stuff, then you failed the test and should kill yourself immediately. |
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Although gender oppression is often expressed sexually, it reminds me more of southern whites low on the feeding chain getting upset about uppity black share croppers. If they aren't better than women, who are they better than? |
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Interesting word, "uppity." It most often is used to describe women and minorities. |
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When you think that women still have not got true equality (is it possible? there's another discussion!), that voting for women is still not universal and was only won in the most advanced countries in the last century it makes one realise that we are really only just climbing out of the situation that women in Saudi and Israel and other places find themselves in now and that when it comes down to it we are the forgotten 'minority'
There is little boycotting of anything from Saudi because the oppression there is targeted towards women, FGM is low down on the list of atrocities to be fought because it is a 'female cultural thing' that women themselves (tho oppressed and silenced) are expected to fight before the boys get involved. Only recently have 'honour killings' been recognised for what they are and rape culture is being addressed very very slowly- we have a long way to go and religion appears to be the glue that holds all the oppression together - yes it is not about sex (although control of women's sexuality is one of the roots of religion) it is indeed about power and a sense of entitlement- like the jewish prayer that says 'thank you god for not making me a woman' I would not be surprised if that goes through the head of most religious people if not a lot of males without religion |
It seems like we are sliding backward, on the whole, if you look at the rights of women world wide. I realized that many woman are working to promote their equality in the law, but it seems to me that we are sliding backward. I hope this is just my perception and not the actual case.
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i have this idea that the reason for this insatiable urge to control women is that women are the most powerful/useful members in societies because we are the ones that have babies.
if you control the production unit/golden goose, you can control everything. in reality, we should be tops, not bottoms. and i'm starting to think that this "equality" thing is absurd. we should go lysistrata on their asses and fix the world. no sex, no babies. |
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