11. Female victims of domestic violence don't get laughed at.
They also are seen as 'the fairer sex', largely not being laughed at from people presuming they can't defend themselves. It's a byproduct of educating women to feel like victims, it's the expectation that they can't win, so in many respects I would not call this symptom a female privilege.
12. Society treats male rape and male rape victims as a joke.
It's becoming less acceptable with time, but I did have to face some of this.
13. Men were 3.5 times more likely to be victims of homicide than women in 2014.
Probably from the idea that 'men are more threatening', or from men taking more risks from T-Poisoning.
14. Men accounted for 76% of the homeless population of the United States in 2009.
Wait is this even about privilege?
15. According to the CDC, Men are four times more likely to kill themselves than women are.
Men have been shown to do quicker, rasher decisions, and in a culture that tells them that expressing their feelings is weakness that lends to bottling. Again though how is this even about privilege?
16. Of all the hate crimes motivated by sexual orientation bias in 2014, 56.3% were committed against gay men verses only 13.9% against lesbians.
Men statistically take more risks without as much planning, many of these 'female privileges' are ones men could have if they were more patient.
...otherwise it's more likely that a man would feel threatened by a gay man than a gay woman, seeing as the latter could still end up turning them on without insecurity being in the mix.
...otherwise it's more likely that a man would feel threatened by a gay man than a gay woman, seeing as the latter could still end up turning them on without insecurity being in the mix.
17. Men make up the vast majority of workplace fatalities.
This skew could easily be accounted for over some places being backwards enough to insist women shouldn't work (go figure more men get injured if more men are working). Even further, the presumption of women being 'too weak for hard labor', as well as the cat calling assumptions about those who work construction for example, could be even further skewing the likelihood that women would find themselves in more dangerous work situations. Add on top of that the foolishness of T-Poisoning and that'll up the numbers as well.
According to Catalyst.org, "in 2019, there were 76,852,000 women aged 16 and over in the labor force, representing close to half (47.0%) of the total labor force. 57.4% of women participated in the labor force, compared to 69.2% of men."
According to Catalyst.org, "in 2019, there were 76,852,000 women aged 16 and over in the labor force, representing close to half (47.0%) of the total labor force. 57.4% of women participated in the labor force, compared to 69.2% of men."
18. Men die from prostate cancer at 73% of the rate of women who die from breast cancer, but breast cancer got 2.3 times as much public funding in 2014.
This is really more on the PR teams, and women are probably more likely to notice said cancer from it being on their chest.
According to Integris, "the CDC reports that women are 33 percent more likely to visit the doctor than men, and women are 100 percent better at maintaining screening and preventive care."
According to Integris, "the CDC reports that women are 33 percent more likely to visit the doctor than men, and women are 100 percent better at maintaining screening and preventive care."
19. Female circumcision is illegal, but male circumcision isn't. In fact, laws have been passed to prevent it from becoming illegal.
Omg is this guy an Intactivist? He knows that the two circumcisions are very different from one another, right?
20. Men pay more income tax than women, even out of proportion to the supposed earnings gap.
'Supposed'?
Here's the spreadsheet the video visits. Seems fishy, like I'm overlooking something obvious.
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