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Originally Posted by The Swaggy P
Alright.
I'm going to stray from my original intention of simply pointing out the massive difference in lunch discussions at the IndyRAGE event, and move on to something I've noticed a lot in recent posts.
Most of the females talking about not getting into high-paying jobs because of male dominance, are mainly talking about jobs like Engineering, software design, business management, etc.
But none of the aforementioned females pointed out that more women should be involved in male-dominated jobs such as: Oil drilling, Mining, Sheetrock Layers, or any "Down & Dirty" Jobs that possess similar pay.
I find this to be unfair to the male population, for if you are pushing for equal rights, in order to get females into office-based jobs like the ones mentioned above, you should also be pushing for more in the physical labor.
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No. The "aforementioned females" get to push for more female representation in any career field they're interested in because all individuals have a right to pursue a career they're passionate about and competent in.
Also, this whole thread began because of YOUR objection to a robotics event that featured women in STEM.
Changing your arguments after losing your first isn't clever or mature.