Copper_Heart Posted March 8, 2016 Posted March 8, 2016 I wanted to celebrate all women in this community who are making advancements in self-knowledge, try to bring peaceful parenting to their family and world around them. It's a rough ride and it's going to become even rougher, but I hope for a safe journey for all of you, ladies, to the place and day you are learning and working for so hard to achieve. I hope that you will always have someone by your side in the dark moments to split the hardship and in the brightest to multiply the happiness. Happy women's day! You and your effort are, of course, very appreciated! ^_^ I guess Scottish laddies can celebrate too, especially the ones with skirts!!! I guess Scottish laddies can celebrate too, especially the ones with skirts!!! 1
dsayers Posted March 8, 2016 Posted March 8, 2016 Who decided? I wonder when international men's day is. Why not just treat every day as if it's international human's day? Oh, because that would diminish State power, not grow it. 1
Copper_Heart Posted March 8, 2016 Author Posted March 8, 2016 Why not just treat every day as if it's international human's day? Oh, because that would diminish State power, not grow it. If every thing is then nothing is! It just a day to remember and I thought it would good idea to notice this day and celebrate it, although it's not a reason for any thing. People are congratulating Hillary this day over her progressiveness and achievements. While women who are fighting for knowledge and reason, some times against themselves, are used as shields, or are marginalized and unknown. I think it is plain unjust that some body so vile is receiving praise and is celebrated, while true virtue is forgotten in the shadows? Never! 1
Koroviev Posted March 8, 2016 Posted March 8, 2016 Somewhat related...http://globalnews.ca/news/2553178/should-women-be-entitled-to-time-off-work-during-their-periods/ I think we should also pay them overtime during their week off. Yay equality!
Copper_Heart Posted March 8, 2016 Author Posted March 8, 2016 Can we just celebrate women on this sub and forget about the rest, for a day. While you're at it, make sure to pay homage to their (our) specialized body parts, while recognizing how the patriarchy has suppressed this knowledge!! https://www.facebook.com/refinery29/videos/10154034372222922/ "If you get to know it[clitoris], then you get to know me". Wow! Hasn't she got her priorities figured out!
fractional slacker Posted March 9, 2016 Posted March 9, 2016 March 8th is just a warm up. I am declaring for the first time ever, April 15th as Solar System Women's Day. Women are just too empowered to be held to this little ole planet. 1 1
Donnadogsoth Posted March 9, 2016 Posted March 9, 2016 Is there any day left in the calendar that isn't a Day?
etienneleclerc Posted March 9, 2016 Posted March 9, 2016 A positive, masculine trait is supposed to be our propensity to refrain from whining so much. Another is that we should want to give our women the world. Just because an event is mainstream doesn't mean it's bad. A lot of Stefan's ideology bashes single mothers, but not a lot of blame is put on the fathers who have left their children. I think fathers are equally responsible for children. A single parent home is absolutely destructive for a child, but I think too much stress is placed on the argument that "she should not have had sex with that guy" and more should be placed on "he should not have left his child". The responsibility is 50/50. Happy women's day, you beautiful creatures. 1 3
dsayers Posted March 9, 2016 Posted March 9, 2016 A positive, masculine trait is supposed to be our propensity to refrain from whining so much. Using the word whining is poisoning the well. Also, how much is so much? How is it fundamentally different from so much minus one? Another is that we should want to give our women the world. I don't think I have a world to give. I don't think I can do things "as men (plural)". Also, what's wrong with sharing? Just because an event is mainstream doesn't mean it's bad. I can't speak for others, but I would say it's "bad" because it's exclusionary. The opposite of progress. A lot of Stefan's ideology bashes single mothers Stating a fact is not an ideology, facts do not belong to individuals, and is not "bashing" somebody. Nobody's ever said that men aren't also responsible for their actions. Your entire post is dishonest. Have you figured out who from your past would benefit from you being dishonest in this way/place? 1
AncapFTW Posted March 9, 2016 Posted March 9, 2016 It was also national pancake day at IHOP, which is obviously not a coincidence and is actually the patriarchy telling women to "get back in the kitchen". /sarcasm
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