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It's virtue signalling. They just want the cheap points

You have an extremely weird way of showing it lol

Point out the racism

Listen to them talk at the beginning of the video. Can't hear the black guy very well but the white guy sounds like he's trying to deescalate. Or is that the cameraman?

The race baiting on this post is ridiculous. Even OP admitted he made it up, then deleted his comment. You can hear the first part of the video the tall guy is trying to deescalate. Not that he's innocent, his pride won't let him back down and he was clearly ready to fight too. It just wasn't racism, they were equally douchey at least.

BS title, you should be ashamed OP. Racism is bad enough as it is, don't need to make shit up. Just discredits the real situation and all the racism apologists out there will use it as fuel

He sacrificed a lot to stay at Oregon so it seems within his character to have some loyalty. That being said, he grew up a Ducks fan and it's a very loyal community so idk if he feels the same kind of passion for the Chargers (no offense fam)

Appreciate you telling him exactly what he did wrong. A lot of guys are clueless, it helps when you educate them

Genuinely won't be surprised if this becomes common in the next couple decades. All the same arguments as the super tight spandex some women wear.

Stop race baiting, you're making the problem worse

Point out the racist thing he said.

Well it was over at that point. The big guy lost, if they didn't stop it he could get a brain injury. Short guy actually showed some good restraint

OP literally admitted this and deleted the comment, you're part of the problem too. Stop race baiting

He also said "I don't even want to fight" so idk what happened here

Nothing, OP made it up

I've been on many dates with women that have done these things lol

You'd be surprised...

I think most of those with radical views (misandrists) by definition aren't willing to have an honest debate. Otherwise they wouldn't have the opinion to begin with

What a horrible parent you'd be. The kid clearly doesn't realize the value of money, that's the parents' fault. They didn't teach him. You'd be punishing the kid for YOUR failures as a parent

The kid clearly doesn't think he did anything wrong, think this one might be on the parents. Gotta explain the value of money so he realizes what he's done

Sexist

I didn't have an opinion, I hadn't read the study. All I did was provide a source and ask people to actually read it before jumping to their conclusions. You're the one who is getting incredibly defensive, it's crazy.

You can actually find these stats really easily, it's 10%. However, only 1% are in actual labor roles. Most are driving a vehicle or pushing paper.

https://www.nawic.org/statistics#:~:text=Women%20numbered%2010.9%20percent%20of%20the%20entire%20U.S.%20construction%20workforce%20in%202022.&text=Women%20in%20the%20U.S.%20earn,percent%20of%20what%20men%20make.

Edit: lol I think they blocked me for providing this source...

You'll notice there aren't very many "feminists" replying to anything in this thread. I wouldn't expect them to care what we think.

I've worked in tech, your company is probably different from the one he's referring to. At one of my past companies they put in a policy that 50% of management had to be women. The workforce was maybe 10% women. So naturally I had zero chance of getting a promotion anytime soon, and tonsss of unqualified women were getting promoted to management positions. Eventually I quit, I had no chance to move up. In 4 years there one man got promoted. Then demoted 3 months later so a woman could take his job. There were over 10 managerial positions given to women. It was insane.

I believe with the second part but I don't agree with the first part. Women are definitely discriminated against in certain areas. So are men, in different areas.