Sexual equality is ridiculous, Paychecks. Options

[Simba]

So there's been an issue with men being paid more than women when it comes to jobs.

Say a girl and a boy around the same age worked at the same store (and were paid equally). Now say they went on a date. Chances are, the girl wouldn't spend a dime and the boy would be spending all of his hard-earned money. The girl would only end up spending her paycheck on herself. The point? Men have more needs for money than women do. Men fundamentally have a need to spend more money than women do.

Generally, men are paid more than women for the same jobs because, well, men have more demands for money than women do. Men want paying jobs. Women want glamorous jobs. Women never seem to demand that half of sewage workers or half of window cleaners are female.


And I'm just going to put it out there now, I don't follow any of the above, but I'm willing to debate with you anyway.

[Mystic Eyes]

kryogenix, you fail Embarrassingly because you some how can't see the point. Men and women have there own qualities. Even on a individual scale, the man to the left isn't the same as the man to the right, simple.

But overall when you add it all up, there equal. It's amusing you couldn't see something that simple. Oh well, life goes on.

[Simba]

kryogenix, you fail Embarrassingly because you some how can't see the point. Men and women have there own qualities.

Talent in nurturing is for home and the day-care center.

Even on a individual scale, the man to the left isn't the same as the man to the right, simple.

But overall when you add it all up, there equal. It's amusing you couldn't see something that simple. Oh well, life goes on.

The point is that, generally, man is not equal in capability as woman in so-and-so.

This is already evident in athletics (I think I've said that about a thousand times by now) and the military.

"Generally, men are physically stronger than women."
And then you can go on.
"Generally, men are smarter than women."
"Generally, men are more humorous than women."
And to be fair, "Generally, women are better at nurturing than men."

I'm not saying those statements are necessarily true, but you should get the point.