Should Men Pay More To Eat?

"discrimination" usually means "Let's play the gender/culture card!". It's nothing but a political term. In reality, discrimination in the strictest sense happens all day everyday....particles are seperating from each other, the sea seperates from the land, cultures seperate, individuals seperate....

In reality, it doesn't matter if something is "fair" or not....it's always a power play and "discrimination" becomes nothing but a meaninless word.

A good example is the EU gender directive, disallowing gender based premiums on life insurance. Men had to pay less because they die much earlier...but this is, according to EU feminists "not right" because it's ...well,m you guessed it: DISCRIMINATION!!!
 


Wrong question. The right question is - "Should women pay less to eat?"

Market it correctly, and you can get away with child slavery.
 
"discrimination" usually means "Let's play the gender/culture card!". It's nothing but a political term. In reality, discrimination in the strictest sense happens all day everyday....particles are seperating from each other, the sea seperates from the land, cultures seperate, individuals seperate....

In reality, it doesn't matter if something is "fair" or not....it's always a power play and "discrimination" becomes nothing but a meaninless word.

A good example is the EU gender directive, disallowing gender based premiums on life insurance. Men had to pay less because they die much earlier...but this is, according to EU feminists "not right" because it's ...well,m you guessed it: DISCRIMINATION!!!
Yeah it's pretty much just people bitching to get their way until their logic leads to them being at some sort of disadvantage. They did the same thing in Europe with car insurance.
 
Wrong question. The right question is - "Should fat women pay more on tube trains / metros / subways / buses when they spill over into your seat?"

Market it correctly, and millions of people worldwide might get a comfortable journey to work without being sweated on by a lump of flab the size of a matress.

(Thank fuck I don't have to get a tube every morning and evening anymore!)
 
That said, there's lots of pricing discrimination already grandfathered in... against women. Grandpa makes the ladies pay more to get their hair cut, clothing stores charge women for alternations while men get alterations free, women often pay more for cars and health insurance and they earn on average about 20% less than men.

Isn't cutting a woman's hair more difficult? I mean I used to go to a chick who cut my hair pretty regularly and she charged women more than she charged me. Is she grandpa?

I don't know anything about alterations since I've had like one thing altered in my life.

Women pay more for cars? Isn't that just a result of their own inability to negotiate effectively then? I doubt any dealer is going to give a great deal to a guy just because he's a guy.

And as for insurance, don't women cost more to insure? I mean women go to the doctor all the time for womanly things. And let's not forget pregnancy. And then they tend to live longer.

All of this discrimination seems practical to me.
 
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Equality is a sham, let's be honest.

It is. Very few things in this life are equal.

Not all men were born "equal" either. That's a load of bullshit.

Some men were born smarter. Others were born stronger. Some men were born more empathetic. Others less so. Some men were born with micro penises and down syndrome. Others were born with huge wangs and IQs in the 140s.

As soon as we acknowledge this fact, the sooner people can give discard their naive idealism and find more suitable niches for themselves.
 
Even when I was spending a lot of time with women, I wasn't the relationship type. Nor have I ever been emotional. That's probably why I've never had my heart broken. I don't relate to the experience. It seems alien to me.

I have no aggressive nor misogynistic feelings toward women at all. I just don't want anything from them. Once you're no longer enamored by their beauty, breasts, and vaginas, the mystique that surrounds women evaporates. And their core is usually appealing - at least to me. Women tend to be loud, narcissistic, and manipulative. They're also emotional, which makes them unpredictable, a trait I consider to be a liability when I'm exposed to it.

None of those things add to my life. They detract from it.

I have no aggression toward women; I just keep my distance from most of them. A lot of guys - and definitely a lot of women - think guys like me "just haven't met the right girls."

But it's untrue. I've met them all.

I'm unimpressed.

I can relate to this. A lot. I think the only difference is you've given up, while I still maintain a flicker of hope that I'll eventually meet a woman who's radiant beauty can't outshine her intellect and maturity.

Naive? Possibly. Time will tell.

But I totally understand where you're coming from. I've run the gamut with females (strippers, millionaire's girlfriends, party girls, hippies, wannabe "intellectuals") and I've more or less come to the same conclusion. Most women have very little to offer other than their reproductive assets.

And you're 100% right: Once you look past the sexual appeal, what is there? Even when I FORCE myself to be emotionally vulnerable and empathetic, I'm met with immaturity, interpersonal myopia, and neediness.

But who's fault is that? My fault.

It's my fault for settling. It's my fault for not putting myself out there more. It's my fault for not refining my screening mechanisms to filter out the waste. It's my fault for trying to score another "notch" on my belt rather than fulfillment. It's my fault for not following through with women who may very well have matched my criteria had I texted them back.

So yes, most women fall short in a lot of ways. But that doesn't mean they ALL do. I'll be patient, but I ain't gonna break my back desperately searching for someone who may not exist. All I can do is work on myself and jump on the opportunity when/if it comes.

If it doesn't? Oh well. I'll die with a dick in my mouth, and an ass full of beads.
 
So yes, most women fall short in a lot of ways. But that doesn't mean they ALL do.

You're right, of course.

There are a few women whose company I enjoy. Not coincidentally, two of the three are retirement age. One is an immigrant who came to the U.S. with her husband when she was in her 20s. No English, no money, and zero family or connections. She's now a successful business owner. (Her husband launched a business 30 years ago that's now rocking too. Immigrants... they know how to work.)

In both cases with the older women, life's curve balls have knocked the bullshit and unbridled emotionalism out of them. Both are great conversationalists.


I'll be patient, but I ain't gonna break my back desperately searching for someone who may not exist. All I can do is work on myself and jump on the opportunity when/if it comes.

That sounds practical.


I'll die with a dick in my mouth, and an ass full of beads.

Be careful. A statement like that might become immortalized in someone's signature. ;)