Ladies and Gentlemen when will a victim of all possible injustices become just a victim ?

Question

Today we mesure suffering based on gender.

Female gender suffers more than the male gender hence let us give them preferential treatment or allocate resources unequally to them.

Will that really solve the problem because these female victims are not living in isolation they are related to the opposite s*x in one way or the other.

So how do we justify preferential treatment based on gender ?

Can we differentiate between levels of suffering based on gender?

Answer 1

Huh?

It's simply not true that all suffering is "measured" based on gender.

Nor does everyone agree that females suffer more than males.

Yes, the more we treat all humans as HUMAN, and not treat some worse because fo their s*x, the better off everyone will be.

That's what feminism is about (look it up in a dictionary).

Answer 2

Considering that when someone has sunken themselves into that mentality, they find more reasons/excuses to show themselves as the victims of every misfortunate things possible. Answer : Almost NEVER !

Answer 3

Feminists only consider their causes important.   They consider any issues men have as unimportant and meaningless.

Answer 4

I'd like to know that too.  And it isn't just based on gender, it's based on every other thing too.  If I was so easily offended, I'd cry and complain everytime someone victimizes Catholics and the Catholic Church (which happens quite frequently in comparison to every other group), but then again Catholics aren't a "protected" class, unlike Jews, Blacks, Hispanics, Native Americans, Women, those who suffer from Same s*x Attraction, etc.  I guess descrimination is okay for every other group that isn't considered "protected" by the law.

Answer 5

good question... and I share your sentiment. But to be fair to the feminist agenda, I think they are simply fighting for equal treatment, not necessarily preferential. Although I have gathered that some of the tactics they use negate the plight of others (men)... thus resulting in the tarnished name that feminism carries.