The old workplace

[stevewinnlinuxParticipant 20]

Any time some broad scolds you about “getting a real job” just remind her that the modern work world is largely a product of her doing. Workplaces used to be staffed by men who had spent years working together. These men had formed strong bonds of kinship, cooperation and functionality. There was almost a kind of love and brotherhood in the best sense of these terms.

Women had little idea of the depth and value that the workplace held for men, or the havoc and destruction resulting from their mass arrival. They didn’t appear to care. The natural alliance among men would later be labeled the “old boy network” by an unfriendly media. This tension remains today.

So when that girlfriend nags you about jobs just have her ask her boss for a promotion and pay raise; you need the extra money for beer and that new cycle you’ve been eyeing.

[Crazy CanuckMember 4215]

So when that girlfriend nags you about jobs just have her ask her boss for a promotion and pay raise; you need the extra money for beer and that new cycle you’ve been eyeing.

Women would say when hell freezes over. A real job is when are still working at. Plumbing, construction, engineering, computer field, etc. These jobs are mostly men because women can’t do these jobs because they either difficult dirty jobs, or need difficult deep thinking to find problem to solutions. Most women don’t want to find solutions to problems they just want to complain about it. Men are different is that we want solutions.

"If pussy was a stock it would be plummeting right now because you've flooded the market with it. You're giving it away too easy." - Dave Chapelle

[BrainPilotParticipant 7640]

Women have complained that they are not equally represented in the workforce.  And by complaining, they have gotten the minimum scores necessary for admission to medical schools lowered for themselves enough to make up half the medical school classes.  (2/3 of them don’t actually practice medicine full time after graduation, but thats another rant)  But when they were talking about ‘the workforce’, they were referring to inside, air conditioned, sit-down white collar jobs.

The jobs they were not talking about: the dirty dangerous ones.  Mining, construction, petrochemical, agriculture.  The numbers of women in those jobs is nowhere near 50%, and you never hear a complaint…  why is that?  If we are all equal, shouldn’t there be some dead women next time one of those mines collapses or one of those refineries have a mass explosion?

In fact, if we really are all equal, and we really are all going to enjoy the benefits and freedoms and opportunities of this country, shouldn’t we see a memorial after the next war that has the names of 58,000 dead women on it…?

Because after all, if women are qualified to run for the office of the commander in chief of all American military forces, and likely we will have one very soon, then shouldn’t the rank and file of those forces (including combat units) be made up of equal numbers of women?

Look, it's not my fault that tornado dropped a house on your sister. Now get back on your broom and get your ass out of here... and take your monkeys with you

[Anonymous 5]

I just don’t understand why women are demanding for 50% rates in every job when 99% of women can’t even twist off the lid of a jar. F~~~ing feminists think they are wonder woman all of a sudden.

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