![]() |
Quote:
This post seems to be nothing but an attack on women in general.. I am not offended, if thats your view then theres really nothing else to discuss is there? |
Quote:
|
..I don't really want to get into this thread too much..but there is just one thing I want to say with regards to education and males in the teaching profession....
..I've worked in education for many years...and on the whole, and certainly in my experience...boys get far more extra support and guidance than girls....the support is given where it is most needed and not to do with gender.... ..and there are very few male teachers in primary schools...primary schools are not usually the career path of males...in all of the vacancies ever advertised in my school or any of the neighbouring schools..I could say that we've probably only ever had around 1 or 2% of male applicants...it is actually quite hard to move up from a primary school to a middle or upper school and that's the same for females as well....but of the very few applicants we have had....most of them have been offered to job first....but that's because they've been the right people and not because of gender....I wish there were more male primary school teachers, because they are a great asset...but unfortunately, it doesn't seem to be where they think their future career lies..and they have to do what's best for them... |
Quote:
This thread was not intended as an attack on me or my opinions was it? I have given my views, if you don't agree with them fine... |
Quote:
Edit - and don't even get me started on the "it's just cuz am black" thing. :bored: |
Actually thinking about it it is quite rare to see a male primary school teacher. However senior schools seem dominated by men, our school most certainly was, there was about 30 male teachers and 5 female. I wonder why that is.
|
Are you suggesting that in both ethnic groups there are people that are stupid and ignorant redway?....interesting....
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
can you prvide back up for all your claims here and throughout this thread? There is very little support and help for males in any of these situations. Clearly in male dominated profressions we have seen years of peer pressure and legislation brought in to redress the balance. yet not with teaching of children? are you in favour of positive discrimination or quota systems so only men can apply for certain teaching positions? as regards the fact men work long longer and achieve more in a vast number of career paths, there are a lot of reasons, sadly this hasnt been studied properly because the analysis has been hujacked by the hysteria of the millitant feminists. straight honest truth and facts need to be addressed. the fact is the overall male wage is higher than women over the whole nation because overall men have worked longer and harder in far more career areas. the solution according to feminists is to denigrade all men for this. wrong. the only solution is for women to become better and to work harder and yes to try and allow them an opportunity to share their paternal duties. this has been damaged as the family courts are so biased towards mothers, they in effect close out fathers. the end result, everyone loses, the fathers, the children, the grandparents and the mother herself....this is the problem that grows when the culture and the law is biased towards one sex. the law must be fair , balanced and blind to gender |
Quote:
No doubt there are cases where women are paid more than men, yet this type of story is not part of the militant feminist agenda. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
however the police are so frustrated as the law is clearly biased in favour of black people. if any word is said and is deemed racist agisnt a black person, the white person is destroyed. butwhat of the abuse against the white man? didnt jermaine jackson call some white people white trash on big brother? nothing was said. take shilpa gate, whilst I agree she was bullied , so too was dirk benedict. he was mocked fo rhaving cancer, having impotence through cancer, moced for being a former alcoholic, yet nothing was ever said...the bias in law and in culture makes the policeman/woman even more frustrated and angry |
Now I agree with everything you've said there The Truth, I do think some people can blindly ignore when a black or asian person can be racist but when it's a white person being racist they get attacked.
If people weren't so scared of arresting black and asian people for hate crimes (like when the 3 muslim girls beat up the white girl and called her a white slag) then we probably could stop racism more, but the law is hopeless at stopping murderers, rapists, and paedophiles so this country will never be sorting out prejudice anytime soon until the 3 main crimes get better sentencing. |
Quote:
|
I'm not up on all the stats but I always find that if anything bad happens to a white girl (or any girl for that matter but especially white girls) the criminal always seems to get off in this country for the most ridiculous of reasons.
But I do feel that when any man get's sexually assaulted The Police and the civilians of the UK should take it more seriously than they do, myself included as when True Blood touched on the subject and I laughed at it then I realised that it really happens and that I'm glad True Blood highlighted it in a way, although they also treated it like a laughing matter which is shocking even for that show. |
Quote:
everyone called suarez a racist , he got banned for months and nearly forced to leave the UK yet evra also abused him and called him slave names , words suarez considered racist, yet his claim wasnt even taken seriously. the whole culture is hysterical and biased now. what of the false accusation by the chelsea player against the ref? he didnt even hear it, a brazillian black player who doesnt even speak english, said he heard the ref call the mikkel player monkey, in fact he called him mikkell....mikell then went berserk and allegedly started making threats in the referees room? all the white ref gets is his reputation destroyed and phenomenal stress for weeks. but not even an apology afterwardds |
I don't know what Evra said so I can't comment.
And I agree about what Mikel's done to Clattenburg's career, even Clattenburg has been cleared from saying the word there will always be doubts in peoples minds about did he say it or not? a shame though as I just think Chelsea made a scapegoat out of him because of what happened with John Terry. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
firstly, there was a government initiative announced recently, with I think it was 2mill of funding to aid men at risk of suicide. Theres a thread mentioning it somewhere...I even think you commented in it. secondly, I do agree with positive discrimination for men in primary schools, as annie touched on, there were news reports that in certain areas it was found that men were under represented. Boys need positive role models and men were encouraged to teach at primary level. What is putting men off..... accusations of abuse maybe? Thirdly, What 'studies' were hijacked?... If the outcome of a study is not attractive to you to suggest it is biased is wrong. If two men applied for the same position,same hours, same duties and responsibilities you would expect them to be paid equally? Why you have a hard time accepting women are as capable as men I have no idea, of course there are sectors that men are disproportionate to women and visa-versa. lastly, I would say there does need to be an overhaul of the family courts. When couples who are unmarried split it is very difficult for the dad to get access and this is wrong. They emphasis is placed on getting money from the father rather maintaining contact with the children. Unless there is a domestic violence issue then contact should be the main concern. |
Quote:
I pine for the good old days when black people were systematically abused and demeaned by the police force that supposedly represents all of the citizens on this island. |
I do think the police are terrified of any bad press, that has gone some way to explaining why the abuses discovered in Rochdale were allowed to fester as long as they were.
There are people hammering home the message that most sexual abuse cases are by white males, however when you consider that the men involved in these cases are in an ethnic minority group who account for only 8% of the population, then the proportionality shows that there is a problem. |
I would say that Asian men have the stigma of being accused of being paedophiles/rapists not white men
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
All times are GMT. The time now is 03:22 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, vBulletin Solutions Inc.
User Alert System provided by
Advanced User Tagging (Pro) -
vBulletin Mods & Addons Copyright © 2025 DragonByte Technologies Ltd.