There's a video on youtube of the guy that said this... i saw it a couple of years ago, and it's definitely worthtto watch... he just says it in a way that makes it more funny than just reading it. And is more complete, with little representations of what he is trying to explain and stuff like that.
I can't view the video to confirm, but you guys are probably talking about Mark Gungor. He's awesome.
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· 9 years ago
And this boys and girls is why equality will never work outside of theory. We are way too different socially, emotionally, physically, and economically.
I don't see how this post has anything to do with not being able to be equal.
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If you take a liquid and introduce it to a solid of the same material whats different? It may look similar but deep down is significantly different. If you put the substances through the same tests (stress, reflectivity, transparency, strength) you'll recieve multiple different outcomes. It may be the same substance but has different charectoristics making them significantly different. I have yet to see where women in American society are mistreated as much as feminists try to say.
I don't see how your comment answers my not-really-a-question, either? I was not asking your opinion about feminism, I was asking what this post had to do with equality.
I'm a woman and I sometimes I still just sit there thinking about nothing? This seems to assume that all men and all women think exactly the same as one another, when clearly that isn't the case. You can have two men and two women, and one of each can be really good at logic, and one can't think logically.
https://www.youtube.com/v/SWiBRL-bxiA?start=57&end=481&version=3&autoplay=1
....I miss the office