Sydney university offer male only scholarship feminists are upset

Society is such a bad guy.

Do you have any evidence of this preprogramming? It is to do with anatomy, or hormones or something? I think it may have skipped me...

The reason mums are more often given custody is 1. because they generally settle out of court and the dad doesn't fight for it and 2. because *PATRIARCHY KLAXON* apparently they're better with kids because they have a vagina or something...

You have evidence of number 1 I assume? If we're going on opinions then it seems far more likely that in fact child custody is just further proof that the British courts are skewed against men.

It's amazing how even in situations where men are clearly disadvantaged feminists want to make women the victims.


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This article contains the stats and the link to where the stats came from http://www.huffingtonpost.com/cathy-meyer/dispelling-the-myth-of-ge_b_1617115.html

Point to where I made women the victims? I said it was due to patriarchy, which feminism works to combat.

You do realise that the link on the huffington post article (to divorcepeers.com) is not only a broken link but would also be giving information about the USA? The whole article is about America.

"Apparently they're better with kids because they have a vagina or something" - that's where you tried to make women the victims again


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Third link: Baby is preprogrammed to make an attachment for survival purposes, doesn't say mum is.

Perhaps you missed the first paragraph and a key word in the first sentence of the second, which read:

The process of bonding with a new baby is natural for most mothers. Left alone, new mothers will hold their baby next to their bodies, rock them gently, strive for eye contact, sing or talk to the baby and begin to nurse. Often within just hours of birth, mothers report feelings of overwhelming love and attachment for their new baby.

A normal, full-term baby is also [i.e. like the mother, as described in para 1] programmed to initiate and enter into a bonding relationship.

Most mothers?

Given the range of humanity and genetic 'faults', there are always going to be exceptions.

Without knowing if it's hormonal or due to brain structure or something

Those are the obvious candidates, and/or something to do with pregnancy, which men can never emulate.

No, they don't.

Men earn more on average before taking into account things like different jobs and hours worked. When these factors are taken into account, there is little to no pay disparity to speak of. It is illegal to pay men and women differently for the same job.

I didn't think of it that way, but that could be a part of it, although it does lead back to the same patriarchial values that make us think women are inherently better at childcare.

Do you have any evidence of this preprogramming? It is to do with anatomy, or hormones or something? I think it may have skipped me...

I don't understand your point. If the mother is a fit parent then of course she should be able to see her children, but it shouldn't be assumed that she's the better parent because she's the one with the lady parts.

Nope, in job sectors like banking (I believe) the employer can legally pay a woman several thousands less than a man. It is only illegal in professions such as teaching, nursing ect.

No, they don't.

Men earn more on average before taking into account things like different jobs and hours worked. When these factors are taken into account, there is little to no pay disparity to speak of. It is illegal to pay men and women differently for the same job.

Its the primordial bond between mothers protecting their child and breastfeeding. It harks back to when males sought to impregnate multiple females, ensuring at least one of them would survive, while women locked down to protect their own. Its hormonal. Its also why men naturally lean towards more competitive, aggressive, selfish careers while women as a rule lean towards caring roles. Hormones I think.

Perhaps you missed the first paragraph and a key word in the first sentence of the second, which read:

The process of bonding with a new baby is natural for most mothers. Left alone, new mothers will hold their baby next to their bodies, rock them gently, strive for eye contact, sing or talk to the baby and begin to nurse. Often within just hours of birth, mothers report feelings of overwhelming love and attachment for their new baby.

A normal, full-term baby is also [i.e. like the mother, as described in para 1] programmed to initiate and enter into a bonding relationship.

Its the primordial bond between mothers protecting their child and breastfeeding. It harks back to when males sought to impregnate multiple females, ensuring at least one of them would survive, while women locked down to protect their own. Its hormonal. Its also why men naturally lean towards more competitive, aggressive, selfish careers while women as a rule lean towards caring roles. Hormones I think.