Comments by "Jack Haveman" (@JackHaveman52) on "Zuby" channel.

@sheypanadoyle46 It's the "woe is me" culture.
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Excellent points. However, you might want to change "work" ideology into "woke ideology". I'm not trying to be a grammar Nazi but I had to read the sentence "Work ideology evolved from the Frankfurt school." several times before I realised that it was a typo. You're right about James Lindsay. He's great at explaining this stuff.
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Troll.
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@Mommybecca9804 You sure can. I'd be honoured.
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@jerrylong6238 It's hard to believe that anyone still thinks that an ad hominem attack is an effective way to make a point in 2023....unless they're 8 years old. I know I just used the same fallacy but you're the one who set the rules in this discussion.
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@nagillim7915 It came long before the fifties. When Europeans first came to America, they settled onto their new homesteads as the nuclear family. They isolated themselves on large farms, as much as 160 acres, sometimes far from the nearest settlement. Their children didn't necessarily inherit the land, meaning that they had to divide it with their siblings. They could go out and claim their own homestead, which meant going to new lands, sometimes far from their parents. Owning land became a dream that had never existed before. The fifties brought new affluence so women didn't have near the work that their mothers and grandmothers had. Refrigerators, washers and dryers, electric stoves, vacuum cleaners, all the new conveniences that made life so much easier. Kids were gone to school at age five where, at one time, school wasn't required by law and most kids didn't even go to school. No wonder women became bored. Doing laundry by hand might be drudgery but it sure did keep you busy. Now, you throw a load into the washing machine and you go and watch TV until it's done. Then you throw it into the dryer and watch TV until it's dry. Then you fold the laundry in front of the TV set. Life became too easy and one can't blame women for wanting more.
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@MegF142857 However, you did carry human eggs and have NEVER been able to produce sperm. No man has ever carried human eggs as part of their biological development. They don't have the parts to allow it to happen. No woman has ever been able to produce sperm. They don't have the biological hardware that makes this possible, either. You are now in menopause. Your body is no longer releasing eggs. That can ONLY happen to a woman. The fact that, for some reason, you could never birth a baby doesn't alter the fact that your entire biology is geared to producing offspring. Something was wrong in your metabolism that prevented it from happening. Human biology is extremely complex and things do go wrong. That doesn't take away from the biological fact that you're a woman. It also doesn't alter the fact that you can NEVER become a man or that men and women have specified roles in human reproduction. In fact, this binary is the essential to our survival. It allows for genetic diversity that must be ongoing or our genetic lines will begin to degenerate and that will lead to human extinction. It's basic biology.
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