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  • Tali
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    Re: Who is the Armenian girl that our guys strive to marry.

    Originally posted by KanadaHye View Post
    You'd be surprised how many female automotive workers there are. As least at the assembly stage. Sure you won't find many in stamping, casting and foundry plants.
    on the other ends, sure there are more my brother's been working more with automotives lately. i meant factory as in the assembly. totally forgot factory is one of those words that also includes logistics, maintenance, and all sorts of other departments.


    Originally posted by KanadaHye View Post
    Men are losing jobs because there is nothing left to build. There are more houses than needed and the factories have become too efficient. Basically caused by over production, there were more vehicles being built than needed.

    a small percent could be contributed to that reason. most are because $$ is losing value and getting less of it so need to downsize to cover costs too.

    not necessarily than needed, but a lot of houses were foreclosed and people kicked out of their homes because couldn't afford to make the payments.

    true there are more vehicles than necessary technically, but the average american keeps their car three years before they opt to get a new one. (ever wondered why a lease on a car is 3 years? now you know)

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  • Eddo211
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    Originally posted by levon View Post
    There is no proof that there are positive consequences to recruiting women.
    It has been said that women in the frontlines (Nurses, Medics) keep men from turning into animals.

    In regards to a all women Brigade I say that is going too far.........not to mention the enemy would love that.

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  • KanadaHye
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    You'd be surprised how many female automotive workers there are. As least at the assembly stage. Sure you won't find many in stamping, casting and foundry plants.

    Originally posted by Tali View Post
    Yes, and in this society, families are still catered to. however, women are expected to be able to create the home and raise the children. while at the same time, many men are losing jobs. women need to step up more to the plate. i myself have to go to school full-time (18 units... 12 units is full-time minimum), i work 3 jobs, i care for my boyfriend, my parents, my grandparents, my cousins, my aunts... and a lot of other family members.
    Men are losing jobs because there is nothing left to build. There are more houses than needed and the factories have become too efficient. Basically caused by over production, there were more vehicles being built than needed.

    Originally posted by Mos View Post
    What's with you seriously? I study statistics, I have analysed those trends first hand, there's a disparity in wages between men and women, doesn't have to do anything with liberal or conservative, it's a statistical fact.
    Sorry to say and it might be a shock, numbers are easy to "fix"
    Last edited by KanadaHye; 02-17-2011, 07:18 PM.

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  • Mos
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    Originally posted by levon View Post
    Damn, way to have a change of heart. Looks like you've been working hard absorbing liberal bs.
    What's with you seriously? I study statistics, I have analysed those trends first hand, there's a disparity in wages between men and women, doesn't have to do anything with liberal or conservative, it's a statistical fact.


    Society has to cater to to majority, which means minor problems may often be overlooked for the greater good. For that reason alone, generalizations are necessary as there is
    a special case for every situation. Don't they teach you that at wherever you're being trained to be a feminazi agent?
    Feminnazi agent. What the hell is wrong with you Levon? Can you have one mature conversation? It tells a lot about a person's intellect when they are in every other sentence trying to defame the other person with such labels. Please grow up.

    No, the workplace isn't a place that's supposed to cater to women with families. It isn't a place that's supposed to care about women personal and family situations. If a worker cannot perform required duties, be it man or woman, then he or she should find another job. Simple as that.
    Okay, has nothing to do with what I said. Please read more carefully. All I was saying is that there are circumstances where women have to work even when they have a family. It's more ideal for the women to raise her kids, but there are times that it's not possible to do that and they have to work.

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  • Tali
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    Originally posted by levon View Post
    Society has to cater to to majority, which means minor problems may often be overlooked for the greater good. For that reason alone, generalizations are necessary as there is
    a special case for every situation. Don't they teach you that at wherever you're being trained to be a feminazi agent?
    Yes, and in this society, families are still catered to. however, women are expected to be able to create the home and raise the children. while at the same time, many men are losing jobs. women need to step up more to the plate. i myself have to go to school full-time (18 units... 12 units is full-time minimum), i work 3 jobs, i care for my boyfriend, my parents, my grandparents, my cousins, my aunts... and a lot of other family members.

    I'm expected to do everything. I am a "bread winner" for my family. Thus, I satisfy the demands of the family, which includes having to work.


    Originally posted by levon View Post
    No, the workplace isn't a place that's supposed to cater to women with families. It isn't a place that's supposed to care about women personal and family situations. If a worker cannot perform required duties, be it man or woman, then he or she should find another job. Simple as that.
    Actually, a work place does. The dangerous line is that if they don't, their workers will leave. If no workers, no job gets done - business fails.

    In society, it's usually females given leniency because that's what's expected for her priority -- and as poor KanadaHye is experiencing, because he's a man he's expected to fulfill his role: work more b/c the job needs to get done.

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  • Odar
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    @Yedtarts: no darling, I'm smarter than that :P I can even blame myself for my own mistakes IMO xxxxxxxness makes no distinction of gender, race, etc. As we use to say, "the mother of the fools is always pregnant" (she for real is!)

    @KanadaHye: a pickle factory, logistics. I was member of a cooperative - actually a sort of Manpower, Inc. disguised as a co-op - that ran all the operations in the factory's warehouse... from loading/unloading trucks (often manually, I swear) to cleaning machinery and toilets.

    @levon: never asked for special treatment. My co-workers respected me because I worked hard and didn't whine about my ruined nail polish (I don't use it). Sorry, but maybe you're the one in need for special treatment.
    Last edited by Odar; 02-17-2011, 07:06 PM.

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  • Tali
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    Originally posted by KanadaHye View Post
    Men aren't paid more than women, in most cases it's the other way around. A female engineer is more rare and therefore will receive a higher salary. The disparity between wages if there is any is due to men working more hours. Name me any male supermodel that makes more than a female supermodel. Factory workers make the same, it's based on seniority, not orientation. No matter how fair the playing field is, how many husbands support their wives with careers and vice versa, the propaganda is ALWAYS the same.
    My brother's a mechanical engineer. Females get paid less than him. Not b/c they're less qualified, but because men are still considered the 'logical ones'. and females 'emotional-driven.'

    A male supermodel gets paid less because the audience is mostly male-orientated. at the superbowl, what kind of commercials are shown? don't even get me started on the cheerleaders same in that society. females are chosen b/c a) many men who look at them will buy posters of them; and b) the fashion industry is also catered towards women b/c they're the ones expected to go shopping and wasting money on clothes and xxxelry.

    factory workers make the same, but notice how few females there are. it depends on what kind of factory you might argue. sure, automotive vs clothing. overall, automotive factory workers make more than clothing factory workers. why? because automotive is considered "more difficult" than clothing.

    the propaganda is the same b/c the demographics to which these industries cater to are still majoritively the same. though yourself and many other users here are beyond that on your personal level -- it's undeniable that the "status quo" is still being supported (whether by choice or b/c there's not enough opposition to change it).

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  • levon
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    Originally posted by Mos View Post
    Keep in mind though men are usually paid more than women, men have higher positions than women, and of course there probably have been laws to combat it, but that disparity in income still exists very clearly.
    Damn, way to have a change of heart. Looks like you've been working hard absorbing liberal bs.

    Originally posted by Mos View Post
    We just cannot generalise for the whole population, some times women are forced to raise their children alone, it happens, and thus they have to work.
    Society has to cater to to majority, which means minor problems may often be overlooked for the greater good. For that reason alone, generalizations are necessary as there is
    a special case for every situation. Don't they teach you that at wherever you're being trained to be a feminazi agent?


    Originally posted by Mos View Post
    So yes I be there will be unfair moments in the workplace as a result, but keep in mind the circumstances that can affect families and women, it's not always that they don't care about their kids and just want to be independent and have a career.
    No, the workplace isn't a place that's supposed to cater to women with families. It isn't a place that's supposed to care about women personal and family situations. If a worker cannot perform required duties, be it man or woman, then he or she should find another job. Simple as that.

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  • levon
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    Originally posted by Odar View Post
    Yes, I'm a feminist who worked her ass off for an average 10 hours a day in a factory like a man for 10 years, and proud of that.
    Congratulations. Now have yourself a sex-change operation and call yourself a man (and be proud). Oh wait, if you do that, you can't ask for special
    treatment and xxxxx about how the world is so stacked up against women, and you obviously can't be proud of doing what most men HAVE to do most of their lives (and HAVE BEEN doing so long as civilization existed).

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  • KanadaHye
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    Originally posted by Mos View Post
    Keep in mind though men are usually paid more than women, men have higher positions than women, and of course there probably have been laws to combat it, but that disparity in income still exists very clearly.

    The thing is when 2 people begin a family with kids and everything, sometimes both cannot support the family, and thus the women is forced to work (I mean what else are they supposed to do?) Now, if women wants to work for the heck of it and not raise her kids that's another story as women as responsibility to raise her kids and make a comfortable home environment, but unfortunately this isn't the case always and we just cannot generalise for the whole population, some times women are forced to raise their children alone, it happens, and thus they have to work. So yes I be there will be unfair moments in the workplace as a result, but keep in mind the circumstances that can affect families and women, it's not always that they don't care about their kids and just want to be independent and have a career.
    Men aren't paid more than women, in most cases it's the other way around. A female engineer is more rare and therefore will receive a higher salary. The disparity between wages if there is any is due to men working more hours. Name me any male supermodel that makes more than a female supermodel. Factory workers make the same, it's based on seniority, not orientation. No matter how fair the playing field is, how many husbands support their wives with careers and vice versa, the propaganda is ALWAYS the same.

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