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james? · Feb 17, 2004, 11:45 pm

<blockquote>Quote:<hr size="1" />Originally Posted by (syracusa,)
Your replies are perversly biased and sound desperate in the face of crude, empirical, measurable reality. They sound as desperate and bitter as the angry protests of a power-hungry individual about to lose some of that power.
I cannot reply to your replies because we wouldn't get anywhere. What you said is absolute perversion of anything remotely related to reality.<hr size="1" /></blockquote>

You've got a real open mind yourself.

<blockquote>Quote:<hr size="1" />Originally Posted by

1. The only time I see women displaying their "agression" towards each other(apologies for the word "agressivity", English is not my native tongue) is when they buy into the ideology that the other women are potential enemies in their constant competition for men. Men don't seem to do that because they don't have to. Remind a woman about her biological clock and how awful it will be if she doesn't find a man, and you have her all ready to fight tooth and nail for it.
This state of mind of SOME women (which is more prevalent in some cultures compared to others) generally fits well with men.
Divide ed impera. It works.
Women are not inherently agressive. Once competition for men is out of the picture and once they understand that their life's most precious goal is NOT necessarily to beat the other women at securing a man for themselves- then their agression towards each other usually goes away.
They like to talk a lot with each other and relate to each other - and this very fact unites them rather than putting them in competition. Guys (American guys) cannot claim that.
"Bonding" over a touch-down or becoming "allies" in a war does little in the way of producing true empathy and understanding between individuals.<hr size="1" /></blockquote>

We got a regular Freud on our hands.

The sexes are not equal. There's countless amounts of proof--from scientific evidence to common knowledge--that they are in actuality very different. You trying to create a world where every person of any gender is equal is simply the greatest destruction of reality imaginable.

Feb 17, 2004, 11:45 pm	#14 (permalink) (top)
james? Molten Ash Location: Minnesota Posts: 84	</span><blockquote><span class="smallfont">Quote:</span><hr size="1" />Originally Posted by (syracusa,) Your replies are perversly biased and sound desperate in the face of crude, empirical, measurable reality. They sound as desperate and bitter as the angry protests of a power-hungry individual about to lose some of that power. I cannot reply to your replies because we wouldn't get anywhere. What you said is absolute perversion of anything remotely related to reality.<hr size="1" /></blockquote><span class='postcolor'> You've got a real open mind yourself. </span><blockquote><span class="smallfont">Quote:</span><hr size="1" />Originally Posted by 1. The only time I see women displaying their "agression" towards each other(apologies for the word "agressivity", English is not my native tongue) is when they buy into the ideology that the other women are potential enemies in their constant competition for men. Men don't seem to do that because they don't have to. Remind a woman about her biological clock and how awful it will be if she doesn't find a man, and you have her all ready to fight tooth and nail for it. This state of mind of SOME women (which is more prevalent in some cultures compared to others) generally fits well with men. Divide ed impera. It works. Women are not inherently agressive. Once competition for men is out of the picture and once they understand that their life's most precious goal is NOT necessarily to beat the other women at securing a man for themselves- then their agression towards each other usually goes away. They like to talk a lot with each other and relate to each other - and this very fact unites them rather than putting them in competition. Guys (American guys) cannot claim that. "Bonding" over a touch-down or becoming "allies" in a war does little in the way of producing true empathy and understanding between individuals.<hr size="1" /></blockquote><span class='postcolor'> We got a regular Freud on our hands. The sexes are not equal. There's countless amounts of proof--from scientific evidence to common knowledge--that they are in actuality very different. You trying to create a world where every person of any gender is equal is simply the greatest destruction of reality imaginable.