Category — Alternative Lifestyle

Feminism is defined as the advocacy of social equality for men and women, in opposition to patriarchy and sexism.

  The first wave of the feminist movement in the United States began in the 1840’s as women opposed to slavery, including Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott, drew parallels between the oppression of African Americans and the oppression of women.  The Seneca Falls convention began the social movement by which women finally won the right to vote in 1920. But other disadvantages persisted, and a second wave of feminism arose in the 1960’s and continues today.

The Basic Feminist Ideas:

1. The Importance Of Change:  Feminist thinking is decidedly political.  They think ideas to action.  It is critical of a status quo and advocates change toward social equality for women and men.
2. Expanding Human Choice:  Feminists maintain that cultural conceptions of gender divide the full range of human qualities into two opposing and limited spheres:  the female world of emotions and cooperation and the male world of rationality and competition.  As an alternative, feminists propose a “reintegration of humanity” by which each person develops all human traits (French, 1985).
3. Eliminating Gender Stratification:  Feminism opposes laws and cultural norms that [Read more →]

   

A warning to all easily offended homosexuals, you may not like this post.

Now homosexuality is not so clear as many people think.  Homosexual males are not just sissy boys who like to cross dress.  There are varrying degrees on how gay some one is.  It can be broken down into the following categories:  normal guy who just happens to like other guys, “wanna be upper class” gay guy, the “must have super pride” homo, the emo, and the fairy.  To make sure you all are classifying you’re homosexuals correctly I will provide a description of each, [Read more →]

Warning!  Cultural and Societal viewpoints not taken into account here!

Even as a homosexual I view the Gay Marriage debate in America from a purely biological standpoint.

Biologically speaking the human race should be reproducing as much as possible to create a lot of genetic variablity in the event that some disaster should occur, so that the species may continue.

If we were to pursue this then heterosexuals would be trying to copulate as much as possible.

Therefore heterosexuals should not be getting married so they will be able to spread as much seed as possible and homosexuals should be the only people to get married since we won’t be reproducing anyway.

(This viewpoint is contradicted by the fact that I believe that homosexuality is a biproduct of overpopulation.  Which will, in all likelihood, be my next post.)