WaterTiger
Master Don Juan
I agree with 90% of what you are saying!jonwon said:Anyone ever seen a women on a building site?
Down a ditch?
Collecting rubbish?
Working the sewers?
You know, the core foundation jobs!
You also dont see many women in science, Engineering, Maths (unless men make it easier) - Yes there are some women in those fields but only a small % - Feminists and mangina's would have you believe it's because Men held women down -
I call it 'ability'.
I also agree women do not give men the credit where it is due.
Instead they would much rather believe a fantasy of oppression - The reality is: Men natured, looked after and protected women - They did it for poon.
The reason women aren't in "Core Jobs" like trash collecting, sewer repair & construction is because they are:
A - Heavy physical labor which women are not physically suited for. I can bearly get my trash can dragged down to the curb! I can't imagine being on the truck doing it for 5-7 hours a day!
B - The jobs are unpleasant. They smell, are dirty, and make you smelly & dirty...not somthing any woman would do willingly.
C - The invisible caste system is alive and well. Ask a garbage man what he does for a living he'll answer "Sanitation" or "Waste Management" then change the subject. He'll never say "I take your rotten vegetables, dirty diapers, cat litter and other filty crap to the landfill & bury it for you." The "Core Jobs" mentioned are "dirty jobs". Not like nice "Clean Jobs" like working at a bank or lawyers office. It's all about how it looks on a resume.
As for the arguement of why women don't go for the sciences, engineering, or higher maths is pretty simple too. It's not because they are kept out of such classes, nor because they are not "properly encouraged". They simply don't want to put in the serious effort, hard work, study & sacrifice to get the job done. Why should they work so hard for 4 years, when 18 months at a local college can get them a decent paying job as a dental assistant?
The ones that DO put in the hard work & effort should be applauded.