SMC,
I am sorry, but I don't understand what the government has to do with this.
In my opinion, idiotic social attitudes, bigotry and ignorance by those who believe nonsensical stereotypes about the role that women and men are "supposed" to play seem to be what causes this stuff.
I recall, for myself, as a male, I was surprised about my own embedded stereotypical beliefs after my job and a few thousand others, were off shored. It was done by department and had nothing to do with individuals, but it was done by a headquarters office, by department.
After it occurred, even though I had consistent excellent reviews, I felt less than a man, because I lost my long time job/career. I struggled with feelings of "loss of manhood", because I didn't have my "career" anymore.
Jon
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Originally Posted by smc
Guys like you describe above, Bionca, are the type who make me ashamed to be a man in the same way that I am often ashamed -- because of what my government does -- to be an American. But just like an American can work to change what the government does (even if it sometimes seems rather futile), an man can diligently call out other men when they pull crap like you're describing, and if not change those men, show others the difference between right and wrong.
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