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| pankhurst |
2007.11.30. 21:42 [#51] |
Nem minden nő nevében beszéltem, hanem az intelligensebb réteg nevében, illetve kételyemet fejeztem ki a Te stílusod és érvelésmódod hatékonyságával kapcsolatban.
Érvet, pont ez a lényeg, bárki tud mondani, ugyanis a "minden" univerzális kvantor, azaz ha egyetlen réteget, sőt személyt mondok,akinek nem kedvező a mozgalom, vagy akit nem fogadott be, máris megcáfolódik az állításod. Csak egyetlen személy.
az utolsó előtti mondatod súlyos pszichés zavarról tanúskodik. |
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| emese |
2007.11.30. 20:47 [#50] |
| Mert TE beszelsz MInden no helyett? Te talan meg lettel valasztva Nok fomuftijanak? Es miert nincsen Erv a valaszodban,. csak azt mondod hogy szerinted igy van tehat ez van. Feministak mondhatjak hogy a nap lement, es te akor is megintenel minket mert te csak nem akarod hogy igaz legyen akarmi amit a feminista mond? How lame. |
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| pankhurst |
2007.11.30. 19:59 [#49] |
"Hozza tennem hogy a feminismus nagyon sokat segitett _minden_ _tarsadalmi retegnek_ ez az _egyetlen_ olyan tarsadalmi mozgalom amelyik _mindenkit_ befogadott. feminista ferfiak, melegek, feketek, sargak es native americans, _mindenkinek segitett az hogy a noket felemeltek._
A nok az emeberiseg tobbsege, _tehat_ ami jo a noknek az jo mindenkinek." (kiemelések tőlem)
új hozzászólóként (izgalomra semmi ok, nem leszek gyakori vendég)azért megjegyezném, hogy annyira naiv senki nem lehet, hogy azt higgye, ilyen hibás állításokat a társadalom intelligensebb rétege (nemre való tekintet nélkül) elfogad (a hibát a túlzások, illetve az utolsó mondatban rejlő érvénytelen következtetés okozza).
Ez vajon használ a feminizmusnak/a nőknek? Alig hiszem.
egyébként üdv mindenkinek!
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| emese |
2007.11.30. 19:37 [#48] |
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| emese |
2007.11.27. 18:49 [#47] |
| Hozza tennem hogy a feminismus nagyon sokat segitett minden tarsadalmi retegnek. ez az egyetlen olyan tarsadalmi mozgalom amelyik mindenkit befogadott. feminista ferfiak, melegek, feketek, sargak es native americans, mindenkinek segitett az hogy a noket felemeltek. A nok az emeberiseg tobbsege, tehat ami jo a noknek az jo mindenkinek. |
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| emese |
2007.11.27. 18:46 [#46] |
Sally Ride , o volt az elso USA astronut no aki az urben utazott. Miutan visszatert az eletebe, most Fizika Professor L.A. ben, es minden nyaron csinal egy Tudomany fesztivalt kisleanyoknak. Amiota o igy a gyerekeknek vitte a tudomanyt sokkal tobb kisleany akar tudos lenni. yeahh!
Ezek a dolgok nem csak adottsagokon mulnak hanem hogy az elvarasok is valtoztak.
Most irok rola es a tobbi no asztronutrol, ezek a nok jo role modelek a jovonek. |
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| emese |
2007.11.26. 21:11 [#44] |
| A nok szama tobb mint a lakossag fele, nem tudom mennyivel, de 53 % al is lehet.Nok tovabb elnek. |
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