They should pay Child Support and Men should take half of their things in a divorce

Wise man once said " speak softly and carry a big f$cking stick" .

There are a lot of things woman have to do before they are ever truly "equal".

I thought men who hit other men a lot were labeled as "thugs" and sent to prison.

[quote]How about everyone just treats each other with respect and as people regardless of gender.[/quote]

Or you could, you know, treat people as individual people. Instead of separate genders.

If they truly want equality they'd lobby for having the same physical requirements for the military, firefighting etc., they'd fight to be included in the Selective Service, and for child custody battles be fairer to men, but they don't. Feminists are content being treated differently as long as they benefit from it. Feminists also fight for non-issues like the right to wear revealing clothes while not being ogled. The only reason anyone would wear that clothing in the first place is because they want to be noticed and look sexy. It's not like heels and tubetops are exactly comfortable.

If men are so strong, how come they can't get the blanket back from the girl while they're in bed? Checkmate.

Fight Gina Carano if you think they are the weaker sex.

I get your argument, but I wouldn't hit a guy that was built like a typical woman either. If there's a clear disadvantage, a real man walks away.

[b][i]Equality is a word that seems to play a significant part in human culture, often used but rarely understood by its users. [/i][/b]

Nope

Well, see, they aren't equal. In fact nobody alive is truly "equal." On a barebones gender level, yes, there is a basic form of "We're the same." But after that, there is no equality. However, it should be in everybody's best interest to treat each other with the same respect that they themselves would expect. I'll give you an example. I'm a big guy, and a year or so back, I worked at a construction job. I'm a big guy, but for my age, compared to the "norm" around here, I'm not quite as strong as I could be. And I got shit for it. Now, about 3 months into my job, we got some new folks working on the job. And there was this really skinny fellow. About as tall as me, a pretty big guy in his own right, but a very small frame, and the two of us were tasked with moving some iron beams around. He couldn't lift them. I didn't say a word. Not so much as a peep, not a smile or a smirk, and no jokes behind his back, because I understood that people all have different "settings." Why would I give him shit for something that's part of his own genetics or for all I know could be some degenerative disease? Why should I receive shit because of my size and apparent lesser strength to match? Truth is, I work in an environment where I don't get to move around and lift as much as other people do, and over the course of 7-8 months, any muscle mass gained is lost during the winter because you can't work outside. But I work twice as hard as they do to compensate for it. Basically, people will always be different, no matter the gender. But what isn't different, and what shouldn't be, is the level of respect and civility shared between people.

I don't think women want to be treated like men, they want to be treated with respect.

I agree with the logic.

the fact that you have a c[b]u[/b]nt doesn't change Newton's third law m8.