u/Drunk_King_Robert tell me more about these "native societies" where they have no concept of gender. Are they one of those phenomena like flying saucers where nobody can seem to get any video footage of it?
He's from Chapo...you really think that KIA of the left subreddit member has any legit answers.
They now let tankies in, can't handle critique from their own podcast host and now unironically want to kill Chelsea Manning...yeah, chapo sub iS NoT ProbLEmaTiC.
u/Drunk_King_Robert tell me more about these "native societies" where they have no concept of gender.
The awesome part is that statement is rooted in racist ancient anthropology. Some societies had a more complicated version of gender (still very rigid, with no "fluidity", but had more than two genders, and very separate roles for each). So for european explorers around the 19th century they were considered savages with "no notion of gender".
Gender is one of those things that actually is codified (in different forms that might be more complex) in every society.
/u/Drunk_King_Robert prolly took the first course of an intro to social science class, where they show you the obsolete, racist, and plain wrong ways those subjects were treated around the Renaissance, and took it to heart.
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1 SnapshillBot 2018-01-23
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1 Redactor0 2018-01-23
u/Drunk_King_Robert tell me more about these "native societies" where they have no concept of gender. Are they one of those phenomena like flying saucers where nobody can seem to get any video footage of it?
1 nevursaynevur2 2018-01-23
He's from Chapo...you really think that KIA of the left subreddit member has any legit answers.
They now let tankies in, can't handle critique from their own podcast host and now unironically want to kill Chelsea Manning...yeah, chapo sub iS NoT ProbLEmaTiC.
1 IAintThatGuy 2018-01-23
The awesome part is that statement is rooted in racist ancient anthropology. Some societies had a more complicated version of gender (still very rigid, with no "fluidity", but had more than two genders, and very separate roles for each). So for european explorers around the 19th century they were considered savages with "no notion of gender".
Gender is one of those things that actually is codified (in different forms that might be more complex) in every society.
/u/Drunk_King_Robert prolly took the first course of an intro to social science class, where they show you the obsolete, racist, and plain wrong ways those subjects were treated around the Renaissance, and took it to heart.
1 Drunk_King_Robert 2018-01-23
love 2 be downvoted for being wrong and then run away to my safe space
1 Phantom_Engineer 2018-01-23
Victoria 2 or nothing. If I can't actively oppress liberals, socialists, tribes, and minorities, why bother?
1 Standard12 2018-01-23
u/roundrectangles he was right about you not knowing what the word means.