Women are paid appropriately for the kind of work they do & the life choices they tend to make. The highest paid demographic among people who make similar choices (comparing apples to apples) is unmarried asian females.
Grouping purely along male/female lines while taking nothing else into consideration is completely dishonest & a lot of the people promoting that nonsense know exactly what they are doing. #divide&conquer
i understand what you’re trying to get at, but by saying grouping is a negative thing, whilst saying that “women are paid appropriately for the kind of work they do & choices they tend to make” is doing the exact thing you said is bad. you’re grouping all women.
Read what I typed again & think about it a little harder. I'm literally saying the aggregate numbers are irrelevant & that dividing people along those lines while ignoring the choices they make is shitty & dishonest, or maybe it's just stupid (hard to tell the difference). It would be completely unreasonable to pretend men & women are indistinguishable from one another.
of course there’s always going to be differences in men & women, but you can’t write off every gender inequality as an effect of individual choice. it’s historically engrained in societies, and it’s okay to know that it was a bad thing, and that we can change those without putting men down or not accounting for the individual choices of both genders. we don’t have to agree on it, but denying misogyny (+ misandry) and it’s effects on the present day is bad for both genders.
When someone can say men & women or whites & blacks or whoever & whatever should be treated equally & everyone generally agrees or applauds the sentiment, then there generally isn't a discrimination problem. When a society is plagued by real problems most are generally afraid to talk about it, & people get persecuted for pointing them out. But once a problem is actually solved cowards tend to come out of the woodwork trying to pretend it's still an issue so that they can manufacture some social status & a sense of self worth by pretending to be some sort of rebel. And politicians (career criminals) always work to capitalize on such movements.
Listen to Mr. Black Economics man talk about these issues all the way back in the 80s
hey i actually agree with you on this.
