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History aside for a moment, in The UK today there is not in my opinion discrimination towards white males.
There is however a case for positive discrimination in the workplace for ethnic minority groups, LGBT groups, women and disabled individuals. Companies are now encouraged to, via equal opportunities, to be more represented by minority groups. This could be seen as discrimination, it is however making sure the workforce in the UK is more representative in society. I fail to see how women are seen to come out as benefitting more than men, almost 40 years after the Equal Pay Act it's still to be implamented in most sectors......
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As for your other points. Women have hijacked the positive discrimination and the assistance for minoroties from disabled people. The percentage of disabled people in work is still miniscule. disabled access is still lacking too in vast numbers of places. I know all about disabled adaptions to vehicles as i take wheelchair bound customers in my buses etc The charge for these people is a national disgrace. webbing alone to clamp down wheelchairs properly can run to £1500 then electric tail lifts instaled can run to £3000 thats just the start. its a massive racket. I have enormous sympathy for these disabled people, they are a real true minority who not only suffer real discrimination unlike the make believe stuff many of these women complain about. they receive verbal and physical bullying and suffer emotional and physical problems plus financial difficulties as they often cant find work. they truly have a huge cross to bare Last edited by the truth; 28-11-2012 at 02:19 PM. |
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If you don't like it that is your issue not mine. I do not agree women are allowed to ride roughshod over men as you seem to be implying, and I would have said boys have exactly the same rights to education as girls. It is frustrating that there are fewer job opportunities for the disabled, maybe if Mr Cameron had not scaled down remploy and the ATOS assement
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Then we wonder why we have millions of angry young men who cant find work and we see drug use, alcohol abuse, violence and suicide sky rocket in young men, who kill themselves at 4 times the rate of women (A factor no one on here has the integroty to address). we then ignore this massive problem ruthlessly, we patronize these young men and tell them its a male problem all this suicide because men dont talk enough? well guess what? theres no institutions and support networks in place to listen to them and help them as there are for women. so what else do we do? recruit the poor and the uneducated boys for another futile war just as we have always done. dont worry boys youll come back depressed maybe lose a limb and suffering mental health problems for life. we will ignore you and keep every military hospital closed. mans world , what a sick joke. |
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a link to this? I have no idea why more young men choose not to go into teaching as there are no incentives for women over men as far as I know and they would be welcomed as positive male role models in some areas.... Socialization may have a part to play in why girls do better in schools than boys? Peer pressure I would say plays a big part in that in inner city areas. Children are now to stay at school or college till 18, they are encouraged much more now than ever before. And having the 'integrity' to mention suicide rates of young men it is not right or fair to suggest that by not raising this members are ignorant to the plight of men affected... There is a lot of help and information for men who are depressed due to many personal, social or mental issues.
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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 |
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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.
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I am not able to post links atm, but I assure you there is evidence of discrimination there. There are traditionally male dominated professions... I don't understand what that has to do with this discussion? However, the women in these jobs are as qualified as males in their professions obviously.
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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. |
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