lovecraft68
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I wasn’t interested in this, but as the thread kept returning, I finally read the original article. Now that I have, I’m surprised so much talk was expended on class. Had I read it on my own, the class angle would have barely registered. The article is about misogyny young women face, and it’s pretty deluded to think it’s limited to spoiled rich boys.
So they chanted obscenities against women and rated slu—sorry, female freshmen, on attractiveness. Totally unheard of in any other social stratum, right?
Instead of pretending it’s “those fuckers” who somehow perversely deviate from the respect for women everyone else so obviously holds, it's more interesting to me to note they barely did more than repeated a cultural message that’s practically ubiquitous.
And should not the great future leaders of this country be the ones to break this? No they are the ones that keep it going. The expression "The boys Club" did not start in the inner city schools it started in the ivy league schools.
Not to justify Bush in anyway but back when he attended Yale society was different it was the propaganda days of "Wive's handbooks" that spoke of how to take care of your man. Women 's place in society has come along way since then. A lot of them make more than there husbands now (mine does)
The times have changed but these assholes have not changed their "mantra." nor will they. a bitch slap and a "will you idiots be a little smarter next time?" and right back. Boils down to are you sorry? or our you sorry you got caught? We know which they are sorry about.
As for the "slut rating" well you know typical male behavior and don;t think the sororities or girls in general don;t have their version of it. I think it;s funny that in general college is supposed to better you and in more ways than education but I wonder sometimes.
Honestly, with the exception of the redneck population of the US I see a lot less chauvinism in the middle to lower class than I do in the upper class.
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