popeye1250
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Joined: 1/27/2006 From: New Hampshire Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: sireninchains I think theres a larger point here, It's more than the ability to do the job, or the inherent fact that women are oppressed on some deeper level. People have made excellent points, but whose to say men don't get the short end of the stick too. And before you think I am crazy, please listen for a second, because I swear I have sociological evidence. We, as women, have come a tremendous ways to being equal with the male gender, and any male with a brain will say that we can do the same work as he can, even if we are built physically different. But, when it really comes down to it, when a man and a woman are out of a job, whos the bum and whos just down on their luck? :) EXACTLY!!! Men!!! It takes us longer to rise higher in the employment and wage scale but when we fall we dont fall as far. This, is because we always have the roles (whether we want them or not) as potential housewives or babymakers -.-. But hey, it keeps us higher on the sociological social status scale doodad than the average unemployed male. I can go on for awhile on this, my sociology instructor lectured on it for several classes last semester, but I happen to be late for math. Laters. Siren, yes, you have to have the "ability" to do a job but you also have to be able to be *physically there* to do a job as well. That seems to be a problem these days and people have a myriad of excuses.
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