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<blockquote data-quote="Mononoke" data-source="post: 5693188" data-attributes="member: 238323"><p>njsa, this is not about women being better than men or men being better than women. If I remember correctly you were the one who bought that issue up with women fainting and men being 'gruha mulika'. The gruha mulika argument is absurd because being 'gruha mulika' should not give you special rights infront of the law. I am not even going to go into women fainting.</p><p></p><p>What is is about is the implications of this quote:</p><p></p><p></p><p>You seem to think there is nothing inherently wrong with it and some of us disagree. And hiding behind the veil of multiculturalism is not going to help you, because this is a universal claim about the competence of women. It says clearly that women are only half as competent as men. You cannot say that is cultural, very much the same way you cannot say pedophilia is a cultural thing. Some things are wrong and misogynistic regardless of cultural disposition. And what is the point of your beliefs if they don't survive close scrutiny.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mononoke, post: 5693188, member: 238323"] njsa, this is not about women being better than men or men being better than women. If I remember correctly you were the one who bought that issue up with women fainting and men being 'gruha mulika'. The gruha mulika argument is absurd because being 'gruha mulika' should not give you special rights infront of the law. I am not even going to go into women fainting. What is is about is the implications of this quote: You seem to think there is nothing inherently wrong with it and some of us disagree. And hiding behind the veil of multiculturalism is not going to help you, because this is a universal claim about the competence of women. It says clearly that women are only half as competent as men. You cannot say that is cultural, very much the same way you cannot say pedophilia is a cultural thing. Some things are wrong and misogynistic regardless of cultural disposition. And what is the point of your beliefs if they don't survive close scrutiny. [/QUOTE]
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