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As for competition, men are being nobbled from the earliest days at school. The message is that boys have to be like girls or they'll be punished. Would you tolerate your own young son being discriminated against?
My children's school uses a system of "class awards" which are given out each week and noted in the school newletter. With a very few exceptions the boys are awarded for "good behaviour" and "cooperation" while the girls are awarded for academic achievements. My son for example, despite topping his class in maths, has never received any award for academic achievement, while my daughter who is bright but not interested much in study has received several, for quite minor achievements like getting 90% on a test of multiplication. My son routinely achieves 100%.
pynchme:"Maybe there are more mature women there just making up for lost time"
Precisely my point. They can "make up for lost time" because there is a man somewhere not doing so, but instead working to support her. Chances are that he's a tradesman.
If you regard the historic treatment of women as unfair (and there is some justification for that view), why would you be happy with the equivalent discrimination being applied to men in today's world?
What you don't seem to grasp is that all I am arguing for is moderation. I've had enough of the constant demands of women who are by any objective measure pampered princesses and have been all their lives.
Any process that is set in otion with only a positive feedback mechanism will soon run out of control and I am very concerned that is what we are watching happen to the social reconstruction that is being informed by radical feminist principles. There is not only no brake pedal, but the accelerator is screwed to the floor.