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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postcheck out the latest freakonomics podcast "true story of the gender pay gap".
Politics has attached itself to this issue however the true nature of womens lack of advancement in the USA is a complete lack of adequate and accessible childcare in conjunction with their jobs.
No mother will farm out their child to substandard care unless its a last resort. You have an entire population to show what happens when children don't get the care/education others in the country are given. And this site is great for blaming them continuously.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI think you fail to understand that the group in control are always moving the goal posts.
There is NO inherent unity. African Americans wear what they wear because they have been relegated as a sub-culture. There is no acceptance at all of the culture that they were forced to create themselves.
It is not as though they were provided easy access to Post War suburbia that whites were. Whites left the cities behind and created their own communities that absolutely excluded blacks.
So with blacks not living in the same communities or attending the same schools you are shocked that fashion is different? Don't people who live in the country wear different clothes than in suburbia? I mean when was the last time you donned a pair of Dickies and a insulated flannel shirt? Yet, my use of the term "red neck" was called out as racists. (Even though while derogatory, I cant really be a racists of my own race. Red neck is not an actual "race").
In fact one of the posters actually flat out admitted to people having "racists attitudes" and blamed blacks for being responsible for that: "People have racist attitudes because of the way black behave. It is as plain as that, especially for the "urban blacks". " I mean that is racism in a nut shell. "People have racist attitudes because of the way black behave." Let that sink in.
I'll quote it again, one more time, "People have racist attitudes because of the way black behave."
This statement allows the poster to then justify their follow up statement, "Don't blame it all on whitey if you don't get a job because you speak ebonics and your pants are at our knees."
So, I ask you, at what point were blacks accepted into white culture without the goal posts being moved?
My dog is in day care 5 days a week and have been going to the same place for 10 years. The owner has a policy of tattoo and piercing cover up and it is absolutely ridiculous. The majority of the clientele are white liberals and nearly everybody maligns her policy but she won't change. And mind you this women is in her early 40's. Just last week she put up a huge Carly Fiorina sign and my reaction was " well, this explains everything..." Judgmental whackjob conservative. Personally I think it is a huge mistake to polarize your customers with any kind of political sign. I would pull my dog from the business but he is happy there. She pays crap wages and has a lot of turnover.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Postcheck out the latest freakonomics podcast "true story of the gender pay gap".
Politics has attached itself to this issue however the true nature of womens lack of advancement in the USA is a complete lack of adequate and accessible childcare in conjunction with their jobs.
No mother will farm out their child to substandard care unless its a last resort. You have an entire population to show what happens when children don't get the care/education others in the country are given. And this site is great for blaming them continuously.
And, in many households the wife may in fact be the bread winner but her future earning potential is harmed by having kids because they cannot determine as a household who should stay home because of socio norms that are engrained.
I know a wife as breadwinner contradicts some previous posts but in economic downtimes it is very common.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWhen that social "norm" is used as a value judgement and controlled by a particular group it isn't a norm but serves as a gate for entry.
It is, at its most basic level a tribal mentality that determines either acceptance or exclusion. And while it may be a "social norm" as you say it is a norm who's rules are defined by one group and not "society" at large.
If African Anericans, by your standard, were as powerful and influential as whites are, the "social norm" may be that your kids need to wear their pants below their butt too. Would you think it fair that your kids are excluded or unfairly judged because they are wearing "Vineyard Vine" and not more "urban" attire?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostSo what is the remedy?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThat is awesome, and that makes you a racists. Plain and simple. Just admit it and move.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI think you fail to understand that the group in control are always moving the goal posts.
There is NO inherent unity. African Americans wear what they wear because they have been relegated as a sub-culture. There is no acceptance at all of the culture that they were forced to create themselves.
It is not as though they were provided easy access to Post War suburbia that whites were. Whites left the cities behind and created their own communities that absolutely excluded blacks.
So with blacks not living in the same communities or attending the same schools you are shocked that fashion is different? Don't people who live in the country wear different clothes than in suburbia? I mean when was the last time you donned a pair of Dickies and a insulated flannel shirt? Yet, my use of the term "red neck" was called out as racists. (Even though while derogatory, I cant really be a racists of my own race. Red neck is not an actual "race").
In fact one of the posters actually flat out admitted to people having "racists attitudes" and blamed blacks for being responsible for that: "People have racist attitudes because of the way black behave. It is as plain as that, especially for the "urban blacks". " I mean that is racism in a nut shell. "People have racist attitudes because of the way black behave." Let that sink in.
I'll quote it again, one more time, "People have racist attitudes because of the way black behave."
This statement allows the poster to then justify their follow up statement, "Don't blame it all on whitey if you don't get a job because you speak ebonics and your pants are at our knees."
So, I ask you, at what point were blacks accepted into white culture without the goal posts being moved?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNot at all and I could care less what you think I am. Keep promoting the subculture it will make life better for everyone - NOT!
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIf my business needs customers to survive, those customers need to feel safe and welcome in my store. The people I put in place to greet and serve those customers need to leave them with a positive impression. Whatever the color or background of the job applicant, they need to meet this standard. I'm amazed at how many people don't get this.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostJohn Gotti wore expensive suits. If you are stupid enough to judge people by the way they look there really isn't much anyone can do to change your world view. My wife teaches many students who are artists. They do not look like art students from the 50's yet the vast majority of them are terrific people. I have learned to look past how people dress and look. When you talk to someone over the phone at a business you have no idea whether they have piercings or tattoos or wear a polyester pant suit.
My dog is in day care 5 days a week and have been going to the same place for 10 years. The owner has a policy of tattoo and piercing cover up and it is absolutely ridiculous. The majority of the clientele are white liberals and nearly everybody maligns her policy but she won't change. And mind you this women is in her early 40's. Just last week she put up a huge Carly Fiorina sign and my reaction was " well, this explains everything..." Judgmental whackjob conservative. Personally I think it is a huge mistake to polarize your customers with any kind of political sign. I would pull my dog from the business but he is happy there. She pays crap wages and has a lot of turnover.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI'm not the person you are responding to, but there is a definite difference between how she thinks and how you think. Her attitude is "nobody ever said the world is fair, you do the best you can with the hand you are dealt". And yours is quite obviously "Oh woe is me, the world is against me". I wonder which one of you is happier.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostBring back the 50's??? - How about if you just get off the old-age home internet. Using a dial up modem? Please just go away.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostJust last week she put up a huge Carly Fiorina sign and my reaction was " well, this explains everything..." Judgmental whackjob conservative.
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Good to see the hypocrite has returned for his daily flogging.
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