Oh, dude. You made this post to the
wrong person. :lol:
Because I happen to know exactly where you got all of this, and it ain't from your own head.
You literally sound like an MRA shill, because I have read what feels like nearly these exact words from the loudest screaming heads over on that corner of the internet.
Here's a couple examples I found on the fly.
On The "Sexism" of the IT Industry(or why gender disparity isn't necessarily sexism) : MensRights
Institutions, Women and WW3: Coal mines, fisherwomen and construction
You're still not worth the time for a serious deconstruction, but since I have links for a couple of these on-hand, I'll just blow up a couple of your points as convenience allows.
I agree with much of the equal rights movement, but not so much with feminism. I am completely on board with equal rights, but it has to be applied equally. If men are being told to give up their traditional role then women should also be moving in that direction as well. You simply cant pick and choose, which seems to be happening in our society, and men simply are silent on it. Any men who do speak up are belittled not only by the females, but their male enablers. Males that think they need to defend the female. Which is funny because these same females who sick their male friends on men that do speak up will argue with you until you are blue in the face that they don't need a man to protect her, while at the same time, sicking all her male friends on you when the argument does not go her way.
What you just said is that you're a feminist, but you just don't understand what feminism is.
Men are not belittled for speaking up. Men -- and women -- are belittled for speaking ignorantly. I'm as likely to belittle a woman for telling me why I should spell it "wymyn" as I am to belittle a man for telling me it's all a big female plot, and most people are. If you're being belittled as a matter of course, I don't think it's because you're a man.
I don't see women lobbying for the right to work in coal mines
That's because you didn't bother to look.
WIM: Women in Mining International Portal
Women's Mining Coalition
I don't see women lobbying for the right to be 50% of the soldiers dieing on the front lines
Well, they have to start with having combat roles, don't they. The biggest roadblock to this is men.
And, by the way, women do fight for that.
WOMEN IN COMBAT | Service Women's Action Network (SWAN)
Equal rights!! Which also means equal responsibility. If you live in this country and enjoy all the perks that comes with being an american citizen, you should at least share the expectation to go off and fight for it. We don't see this though, women do not see it as a duty to fight in war. You will never see women lining up outside a recruiters office to sign up for infantry duty in the Army.
Apparently you're wrong. Although personally, I think the draft registry should be outlawed entirely for men and women both.
You also won't see women lining up to build our countries infrastructure (roads, bridges, ect ect).
Once again, you appear to be a lazy researcher.
About NEW
AWCWA
You dont see women lining up to provide essencial services such as car mechanics, or machine operators, ship yard builders / welders.
Hmm, lazy, or just trying to confirm your own belief by living in a bubble?
AWAM Home
Female Mechanics Calendar Project
All African (Self Help) Bazaar: THE LADY MECHANIC INITIATIVE WORKSHOP: Move Over Guys!
I spent no more than 10 minutes debunking the majority of the crap you spouted in this post.
If you want women to take these jobs more often, then I suggest you get behind the dozen or so projects and organizations I just listed rather than whining that they don't exist, when they evidently do.