WE WOMEN TRULY ARE SUPERIOR TO MEN

karenj
Posted Jan 8, 2007 4:35 PM
user 3588631
Longwood, FL
Post #: 1
I am not sure why my fellow feminists so often try to say how equal women and men are. All one has to do is look at society to see how inferior men are. The majority of college graduates are women for one thing and during school years in youth, girls tend to have higher gpa's. Men cause almost all violence and certainly cause all wars. The majority of homeless people are men. Men are not capable have having as deep and meaningful conversations and discussions as we are. Men usually care about looks more than personality and are often incapable of feeling the same love as we women are. Though I do believe women and men sho0uld be treated equal, i with my fellow feminists would stop trying to sound so PC and just admit that we truly are the stronger gender.
Byran
Posted Jan 18, 2007 1:44 PM
user 3634844
Baton Rouge, LA
Post #: 1
Hi Karen,
Yes I am a male who would like to reply to your posting. All of my life I was "one of those guys" you mentioned. Until the past few years. I can honestly say, after doing research on a dare by several female friends of mine, that I have a change of heart. I know, hard to believe. Upon taking the challenge of this dare, if I concluded that my views from a males point of view were correct and supported, that they would voice their opinion for a patriarchial society. If I found conclusive material that females were now leading the way in a more modern world that we live in today involving areas of politics, education, and uprising female supervisory roles of employment, then I would have to admit to being a female activist and support female supremacy. Well...guess what! I failed! And I failed miserably. In almost every area I researched, I found that females were becoming more educated, primary leader of the family, and were increasing each year for obtaining the supervisory roles at work. And why is that? Because they worked hard for it! They worked much harder at obtaining this status than males did on "keeping" this ststus. (if males ever had it completely to begin with). And as you said, GPA averages are much higher with females. So, yes, I whole heartedly agree with you. Females have become superior to men. They are the stronger of the sexes.

Thank you for the posting, and keep up the good work on speaking out for womens rights and superiority!
muchWiserNow
Posted Jan 21, 2007 9:44 AM
user 3647229
Lynn, MA
Post #: 1
Yup! In the true spirit of Harvard President, Larry Summers and Sen Joe "the plagiarizer" Biden who FOOLISHLY thinks he can become President by pandering to the man-hating feminists in the demokratic party, Byran's "?balls?" are also encased in a jar on Kim Gandy's desk!


Road map to a successful relationship with women:

1. Before considering dating or marrying, a man should attend a session
family court. He should sit close enough to hear the conversation between
the woman, her (free) attorney and the judge. He will then realize how
"?FAIR?" the SY$TEM is toward men.

2. Never date or marry a woman who will put her career, favorite pet (e.g. cat,
bird, ostrich etc) ahead of her children or husband.

3. NEVER!!! NEVER!!! NEVER!! get a joint bank account.
In case of any trouble in the relationship, the
feminist handbook teaches her to empty such an account
quicker than she can say the word, "$money$"
(This happens even if she hasn't put a cent into the account)!

4. Never completely move in a house with a woman (married or single). A man
should ALWAYS maintain his own house/apt/room. This is insurance against being
driven out of the home into the street when she dials 911 and says "I'm AFRAID"
or "He SLAMMED the door"! This also applies when she is the aggressor and the
man still gets arrested, run out of the home and cut off from the children.
According to the feminist handbook, this is the easiest way to get rid of
the husband/father of the children and make room for a new boyfriend!

5. NEVER date or marry a woman who says that she has been ABUSED or RAPED in a previous
relationship or a past life! There is a 95% chance that the man will be on the
receiving end of similar accusations!


Tutorial for Women on Effective Use of DV Allegations:

In order to maximize the objectives of your case, whether that be custody of the children, possession of the house, getting a better deal on maintenance/child support, and/or just plain getting revenge, this tutorial will help you get the best results.

The first thing you have to remember is that all women are assumed to be victims of domestic violence. Most states have draconian domestic violence laws that are there to protect women from abusive men. Mandatory arrest, primary aggressor laws, no-drop policies, monolithic protection/no-contact orders, and harsh penalties for DV crimes are there to punish men, whether guilty of DV or not.

Here are some time-honored techniques on how to work the system:
Get a Plan Ready at the First Sign of Impending Divorce.
As soon as you sense trouble in the marriage, you must take action. This is especially true if you have been at fault (having an affair, mismanaging money, abusing him or the children, drug/alcohol abuse, etc).

Call the domestic violence hotline for advice. They will give you step-by-step instructions on how to get help with leaving, getting a protection order, filing for divorce. They have free counselors, will give you referrals to free or low-cost legal help, and will put you up in a nice hotel for at least a few days, if not more. (Don't worry if YOU are the domestic violence abuser. This is about helping women, period. Even if you are a CONVICTED DV ABUSER, the DV advocates will help you, not him).

Throw the Bum Out.
First step is to contrive a DV incident where your husband gets arrested. Provoke a fight, and hope he responds physically. You can even try asking him, directly or indirectly. "I bet you'd really like to slap me right now." Some men will oblige, although stupidly for sure. Anyway, you don't need to have been hit, pushed, slapped or punched to get him arrested. Call him into the bedroom to talk, and when he comes in the doorway, scream "stop harassing me and let me leave." When he says, "huh?" dart past him out the door, then call 911. Be sure to tell the dispatcher every detail of what happened, his past abuse, threats, and how afraid you are of him. They'll send two or three squad cars out to your house pronto. If you attack him first, lose your balance, fall back and bump your head, even better. Now you have "evidence" of his assault.

When the officers arrive, tremble and cry, and say he lunged at you while threatening to kill you. No proof of this is available, of course, but that doesn't matter, only your word is needed.

Next day, go to your local district court and file for a domestic violence protection order. Be sure to ask for the works: no contact with you, the children, no coming back to the house, no going to the children's school, daycare, sports events, etc. If you're not sure what to say, just ask for a DV advocate and they'll help you with the script.

Acting Tips for DV Victims.
When you get to the court hearing on the full order for protection, be sure to follow these tips to maximize your effectiveness as a victim.
When you see him come into the courtroom, dramatically flinch and shrink back.

Cry, tremble and shake while you're giving your testimony (this is especially effective when you have papers in your hands that rattle loudly).
Be sure to ask that an armed deputy come inside the courtroom during your hearing. Have him stand between you and the beast, along with a DV advocate or two.

Maximizing Aggravation of Your Protection Order.
When you apply for a DVPO, be sure to ask for outrageous restraints against him, such as prohibiting him from being "5000 yards" from your residence, workplace and the children's school. Make sure he has to drive miles out of his way to avoid being in violation of the order. If he has established a separate residence not far from the children's school, so he can easily go to and from, you can even make sure he can't be at his own home without risking arrest.

Increasing the Chances of Getting Him Arrested for Violation of the Order.
First, make sure the order is written badly, and has confusing and contradictory provisions that even a lawyer can't decipher.

Next, call him incessantly, and when he answers and says even a word or two to you, report him for violating the order.

Even better, contrive an emergency so he will have to come back to the house. Tell him that your car won't start, and ask him sweetly if he could please come over and help? Promise not to turn him in for violating the order. (Remember, YOU are not prohibited from contacting him, so if he gets arrested and complains that you invited him over, he is still screwed and there are no adverse consequences to you).

Playing with Fire and Not Getting Burned.
The occasional falsely accused man will become violent solely due to the injustice perpetrated against him. Use your judgment about how far you want to push him. (Check with the NRA on firearms self-defense training).
doublet
Posted Feb 16, 2007 12:18 AM
doublet
Scottsdale, AZ
Post #: 4
Are we truly superior if we have all the tools -- intelligence, education, intuition, compassion, consensus-building and team-building skills, communication skills, ability to delve below the surface of things -- and we do not step forward and use them?

The boys may be making a mess of things, but they are out there doing something, not sitting complacently and passively bemoaning the injustices of the world. It's time for us to step forward into our power with the same confidence and "right to be here" attitude that the boys lead with every day.

If we truly believed ourselves to be superior, we would be commanding our place in the board room and the bedroom, at the peace table and the kitchen table. We may be the "stronger gender," but it makes no difference if we don't believe it about ourselves collectively.

Most women have NO IDEA of the power they weild. Our own fear of feminine power and the responsibility that that goes with it matches that of men, and so we contribute to our own oppression out of that fear. We don't know ourselves to be glorious, creative, inelligent, fully-capable, achieving individuals for the most part because that's not what has been mirrored back to us for the last 5,000+ years. Nor are we rewarded for acting from that place. Add to that the TONS of messaging we receive from all angles that tells us we're not good enough. And all the rewards and positive reinforcement for tending to our looks, being sexy and silent, obedient and agreeable.

In this world that so hates the feminine, we will NEVER find reflections of ourselves that are not filtered through this distorted bias. We must stop seeking proof of our worth outside of ourselves, but instead intuitively connect with that strong "goddess within." Forming sisterhoods, circles and support groups helps by surrounding ourselves with people who remind us of our true selves. But until we fully step confidently into our power and take our place in the world, we cannot call ourselves superior.
Tracey Smith
Posted Mar 3, 2007 5:11 PM
f3m1n1sm
George Town, KY
Post #: 3
But until we fully step confidently into our power and take our place in the world, we cannot call ourselves superior.
Do we really strive to be superior to men? Wouldn't that make us just as bad as them? We should seek justice in equality, not superiority.
Byran
Posted Mar 12, 2007 4:24 PM
user 3634844
Baton Rouge, LA
Post #: 3
Tracey, you said that women should seek justice in equality, not superiority. You rock! My earlier post may have come across a little more stronger for female supremacy than I meant. I still believe that women have gained new ground in college education, and that they are closing the gap on number of college degrees they receive. And I still believe that womens average GPA's are higher than that of males. I done the research on that. This being said, I still believe that women are the more intellectual at the very least. Does this make them "superior"? Maybe, maybe not. All depends on how you look at it. And I am still a strong supporter of the feminists. But I must applaud the fact that you are only looking for fairness, equality. Thank you Tracey! I hope to hear more from you!
Ellen
Posted Apr 15, 2007 3:26 PM
user 4048266
Schenectady, NY
Post #: 1
Dumbest I've ever read. And I'm a woman myself.

Why can't we be the same as men instead of going around stating that we're better? That makes us just as "bad". I know the type of person you are. You're in your twenties, fat, and a dominatrix. No one is taking you seriously.

If you really want to be respected, throw out your bag of chips, and start a feminist group in your area.
doublet
Posted Apr 15, 2007 7:21 PM
doublet
Scottsdale, AZ
Post #: 12
Dumbest I've ever read. And I'm a woman myself.

Why can't we be the same as men instead of going around stating that we're better? That makes us just as "bad". I know the type of person you are. You're in your twenties, fat, and a dominatrix. No one is taking you seriously.

If you really want to be respected, throw out your bag of chips, and start a feminist group in your area.


This is EXTREMELY harsh and horribly disrespectful of an individual simply because her opinion differs from your own!! I don't personally prescribe to a philosophy of gender superiority, however, in a world where the ONLY acceptable and valuable thoughts, ideas, behaviors are those sanctioned by the patriarchy, I think the poster makes an good point in bringing to our attention the unique contributions women make to the world without ANY acknowledgment of our value from the patriarchy.

We could conclude further from what Karenj posted that it is long overdue for women to stop seeking validation of their worth from men and women who support the patriarchy. It is OUR responsibility to claim our power, not wait for it to be handed to us. But this can only happen when we are able to consciously reject the rampant messaging that we are flawed and "less than" simply because we are women (who may also be fat, or naive, or assertive or any number of other characteristics that are unappealing and deemed to be weak by men). With this in mind, I can allow that an attitude of superiority may be an effective defense mechanism against the insidious brainwashing of women and girls used by the patriarchy to secure a mass inferiority complex.

Your insulting post, Ellen, just further serves the patriarchy in shaming women back into their "proper" place of silence, obedience, passivity, service, and empty-headedness. By attacking and belittling our sisters who are courageous enough to speak out, even when what she has to say is unpopular, you serve to further oppress and degrade the Feminine. That this comes from someone who claims to also be a woman, is sad and disheartening.
doublet
Posted Jun 15, 2007 1:28 AM
doublet
Scottsdale, AZ
Post #: 15
The misogynists say:
Go back to the kitchen.
It's where you belong.
YAWN YAWN!
Make me my Ham and Cheese Sandwhich please,and you BETTER NOT put Mayonnaise on it.

The feminist says:
WHAH WHAH! crying

Fortunately for this world, more and more women are realizing they don't need to depend on what men dictate as their "place." What is so frightening and threatening to many men (demonstrated by some of the idiotic comments posted here) is that WE choose where our place is. If men did not view woman's power as a threat to their "place" in the world, there would be no need to respond at all, let alone with such thinly veiled anger. We only fight against what we fear.

It's not my job to "stay put" so that you feel safe in your unearned position of dominance. It is my DUTY to myself and to this broken world to realize my full potential and participate fully, in the kitchen or out.
TheManInTheHouse
Posted Jun 16, 2007 2:35 PM
user 4361654
Chicago, IL
Post #: 2
The misogynists say:
Go back to the kitchen.
It's where you belong.
YAWN YAWN!
Make me my Ham and Cheese Sandwhich please,and you BETTER NOT put Mayonnaise on it.

The feminist says:
WHAH WHAH! crying

Fortunately for this world, more and more women are realizing they don't need to depend on what men dictate as their "place." What is so frightening and threatening to many men (demonstrated by some of the idiotic comments posted here) is that WE choose where our place is. If men did not view woman's power as a threat to their "place" in the world, there would be no need to respond at all, let alone with such thinly veiled anger. We only fight against what we fear.

It's not my job to "stay put" so that you feel safe in your unearned position of dominance. It is my DUTY to myself and to this broken world to realize my full potential and participate fully, in the kitchen or out.

I'm not a misogynist.

I love women

What I will not stand for is someone spouting off nonsense about women being a superior "race".

We are all equal whether some people want to believe it or not.
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