It’s always dangerous to challenge someone’s cherished victimhood, but a new academic study does just that: men in South Africa are more disadvantaged than women.
This may upend a few certitudes about gender equality, where women are perceived as the natural victims of discrimination. That certainty has launched a thousand think tanks and academic studies and embedded itself into every aspect of our law.
Rather than conduct a straightforward headcount of women and men in all aspects of life, this study looks at quality of educational opportunities, healthy life expectancy, and overall life satisfaction – and coverts this into a numerical value, the Basic Index of Gender Inequality (BIGI).
These three factors were identified as the minimal ingredients of a good life. Gender parity does not mean everything in life is rosy, say the authors. Men and women can be equally miserable, which will not show up on the parity rankings.
The study was carried out by researchers from the University of Missouri in the US and the University of Essex in the UK. The survey covered 134 nations, representing 6.8 billion people.
The researchers preface their findings by highlighting the limitations of other attempts to rank gender inequality by failing to look at areas where men are disadvantaged, such as healthy lifespan.
Interestingly, Bahrain comes out as the top country in terms of gender equality. Life expectancies between men and women are equal, though men fall slightly behind in terms of basic education and life satisfaction.
Israel is the highest ranking country in which men have it better than women, though the difference is small.
China is another country where men have it better. Chinese girls fall behind considerably in basic education, but men have a lower life expectancy (66 years, compared to 69 years for women).
SA deviates from most African and developing countries in that women have it better. This is particularly evident in education, where men fall considerably behind women. “In this regard, South Africa deviates much from many other sub-Saharan nations (where often girls fall behind). Further, men have a shorter healthy life expectancy (48 years for men and 51 years for women in the 2012-2016 period),” says the study.
How to improve
“Both boys’ and men’s education and health need urgent attention. As for Brazil, a reduction in violence will support this in addition to preventative health care and investment in educational resources.”
Men were found to be more disadvantaged than women in 91 countries while women were more disadvantaged than men in 43. Men are worse off in the US, Russia and most European nations.
The study recommends policies targeting specific gender disparities to improve the overall quality of life. “It is important to realise that gender equality is not a zero-sum game. Instead, improving the position of one gender will likely positively influence the other gender as well,” say the authors.
“For example, improving educational opportunities for girls in Africa will benefit the families they will later form. Improving men’s health benefits the families in which they live. Ultimately, we all win by increasing gender equality.
“Men’s disadvantages are particularly related to health factors, especially in the developed world. Investment in prevention programmes and a more coherent approach to male health is key to improving this situation. For example, there are various national and international strategies for women’s health, but few for men’s health. Creating a national and international strategy for men’s health is a first step to reduce gender inequality in this area.”
Women’s disadvantages are particularly strong in Africa, particularly when it comes to access to education and maternal death during life birth.
The study can be found here.
AADP: The Average Absolute Deviation from Parity (AADP) ranking gives a sense of how close a country is to achieving gender equality (remember, equality does not necessarily mean that men and women are doing well, on average, just that they are more or less equal within their life circumstances).
BIGI: The Basic Index of Gender Inequality (BIGI) ranking is based on a simple average of healthy life expectancy, basic education and life satisfaction. A BIGI score below zero means women are better off than men.
Ideally, a country will have a good BIGI and a good AADP ranking. However, there are countries with a good BIGI ranking and a much lower AADP ranking. In such countries, both men and women have considerable problems, but on the whole, men and women’s disadvantages cancel each other out.
South Africa
|
Rank |
Rank in overall parity |
Country |
BIGI |
AADP |
Basic education |
Healthy lifespan |
Life satisfaction |
Human development index |
|
1 |
12 |
Bahrain |
-0.00794 |
0.00794 |
-0.01264 |
0.00000 |
-0.01117 |
0.82050 |
|
2 |
24 |
Great Britain |
-0.01455 |
0.01567 |
-0.01214 |
-0.03318 |
0.00169 |
0.90500 |
|
3 |
27 |
Netherlands |
-0.01585 |
0.01585 |
-0.01109 |
-0.02748 |
-0.00898 |
0.92300 |
|
4 |
35 |
Iceland |
-0.01768 |
0.01681 |
-0.01101 |
-0.02437 |
-0.01506 |
0.91550 |
|
5 |
32 |
New Zealand |
-0.01709 |
0.01709 |
-0.01033 |
-0.02725 |
-0.01368 |
0.91150 |
|
6 |
30 |
Serbia |
-0.01670 |
0.01851 |
-0.00487 |
-0.04794 |
0.00273 |
0.77200 |
|
7 |
39 |
Norway |
-0.01950 |
0.01865 |
-0.00417 |
-0.03303 |
-0.01875 |
0.94600 |
|
8 |
34 |
Ireland |
-0.01744 |
0.02011 |
0.00401 |
-0.04635 |
-0.00997 |
0.91375 |
|
9 |
40 |
Ecuador |
-0.02012 |
0.02012 |
-0.00663 |
-0.05348 |
-0.00025 |
0.73500 |
|
10 |
31 |
Lebanon |
-0.01697 |
0.02016 |
0.00479 |
-0.04472 |
-0.01098 |
0.76375 |
|
11 |
10 |
Malta |
-0.00732 |
0.02170 |
-0.01064 |
-0.03288 |
0.02157 |
0.84600 |
|
12 |
16 |
Belgium |
-0.01118 |
0.02190 |
0.01609 |
-0.04925 |
-0.00038 |
0.89250 |
|
13 |
2 |
Israel |
0.00063 |
0.02230 |
0.02111 |
-0.03251 |
0.01328 |
0.89575 |
|
14 |
45 |
United Arab Emirates |
-0.02244 |
0.02244 |
-0.03587 |
0.00000 |
-0.03145 |
0.83425 |
|
15 |
26 |
Sweden |
-0.01575 |
0.02253 |
0.01017 |
-0.03792 |
-0.01950 |
0.90800 |
|
16 |
46 |
Denmark |
-0.02347 |
0.02347 |
-0.03058 |
-0.03604 |
-0.00380 |
0.92450 |
|
17 |
23 |
Canada |
-0.01417 |
0.02380 |
0.01445 |
-0.03777 |
-0.01919 |
0.91500 |
|
18 |
11 |
Switzerland |
-0.00794 |
0.02391 |
0.02404 |
-0.04011 |
-0.00757 |
0.93675 |
|
19 |
49 |
Australia |
-0.02420 |
0.02420 |
-0.01385 |
-0.04032 |
-0.01844 |
0.93625 |
|
20 |
36 |
Czech Rep. |
-0.01833 |
0.02466 |
0.00325 |
-0.06448 |
0.00625 |
0.87225 |
|
21 |
52 |
Cyprus |
-0.02550 |
0.02550 |
-0.01317 |
-0.03495 |
-0.02838 |
0.85225 |
|
22 |
43 |
France |
-0.02177 |
0.02567 |
-0.00430 |
-0.06686 |
0.00584 |
0.89200 |
|
23 |
4 |
Azerbaijan |
-0.00267 |
0.02639 |
0.02781 |
-0.04359 |
0.00777 |
0.75350 |
|
24 |
1 |
Italy |
0.00021 |
0.02695 |
0.00178 |
-0.04011 |
0.03897 |
0.88025 |
|
25 |
87 |
Belize |
-0.04794 |
0.02939 |
0.00323 |
-0.08355 |
-0.00140 |
0.70575 |
|
26 |
20 |
Germany |
-0.01299 |
0.02945 |
0.02468 |
-0.05147 |
-0.01219 |
0.92225 |
|
27 |
58 |
Spain |
-0.02990 |
0.02990 |
-0.00438 |
-0.05832 |
-0.02702 |
0.87925 |
|
28 |
21 |
Montenegro |
-0.01312 |
0.03023 |
0.03238 |
-0.03980 |
-0.01852 |
0.80325 |
|
29 |
33 |
Austria |
-0.01739 |
0.03057 |
0.01978 |
-0.05998 |
-0.01196 |
0.89100 |
|
30 |
42 |
Luxembourg |
-0.02113 |
0.03091 |
-0.03208 |
-0.04599 |
0.01467 |
0.89450 |
|
31 |
18 |
Albania |
-0.01289 |
0.03223 |
0.02901 |
-0.01818 |
-0.04950 |
0.76150 |
|
32 |
66 |
Malaysia |
-0.03595 |
0.03242 |
-0.00505 |
-0.05152 |
-0.04071 |
0.78450 |
|
33 |
9 |
Macedonia |
0.00683 |
0.03244 |
0.02806 |
-0.03841 |
0.03085 |
0.74450 |
|
34 |
61 |
United States of America |
-0.03294 |
0.03294 |
-0.02006 |
-0.04757 |
-0.03118 |
0.91725 |
|
35 |
62 |
Jordan |
-0.03303 |
0.03303 |
-0.00468 |
-0.02173 |
-0.07268 |
0.73900 |
|
36 |
8 |
China |
0.00626 |
0.03352 |
0.05967 |
-0.03504 |
-0.00585 |
0.72700 |
|
37 |
63 |
Chile |
-0.03321 |
0.03356 |
-0.03905 |
-0.06111 |
0.00052 |
0.84100 |
|
38 |
38 |
Greece |
-0.01916 |
0.03414 |
0.02247 |
-0.04909 |
-0.03086 |
0.86325 |
|
39 |
37 |
Peru |
0.01863 |
0.03438 |
0.07510 |
-0.02362 |
0.00442 |
0.73575 |
|
40 |
60 |
Moldova (Republic of) |
-0.03240 |
0.03452 |
0.00318 |
-0.09538 |
-0.00501 |
0.69550 |
|
41 |
65 |
Mexico |
-0.03545 |
0.03545 |
-0.04241 |
-0.05797 |
-0.00595 |
0.75675 |
|
42 |
13 |
Madagascar |
0.00997 |
0.03580 |
0.06866 |
-0.03652 |
-0.00223 |
0.51000 |
|
43 |
68 |
Paraguay |
-0.03600 |
0.03600 |
-0.05271 |
-0.05400 |
-0.00128 |
0.68800 |
|
44 |
44 |
Slovenia |
-0.02206 |
0.03621 |
-0.01060 |
-0.07680 |
0.02122 |
0.88600 |
|
45 |
70 |
Brazil |
-0.03678 |
0.03678 |
-0.03711 |
-0.06858 |
-0.00464 |
0.74725 |
|
46 |
50 |
Romania |
-0.02455 |
0.03692 |
-0.01062 |
-0.08159 |
0.01856 |
0.79775 |
|
47 |
59 |
Kuwait |
-0.03106 |
0.03694 |
-0.04861 |
0.00882 |
-0.05339 |
0.79550 |
|
48 |
6 |
Singapore |
0.00315 |
0.03701 |
0.05710 |
-0.04451 |
-0.00942 |
0.92275 |
|
49 |
5 |
Indonesia |
-0.00309 |
0.03777 |
0.05202 |
-0.03468 |
-0.02660 |
0.68350 |
|
50 |
72 |
Finland |
-0.03802 |
0.03802 |
-0.00628 |
-0.06502 |
-0.04276 |
0.89125 |
|
51 |
25 |
Kyrgyz Republic |
-0.01509 |
0.03857 |
0.02218 |
-0.08049 |
0.01304 |
0.65725 |
|
52 |
29 |
Georgia |
-0.01654 |
0.03866 |
0.03072 |
-0.08279 |
0.00246 |
0.76275 |
|
53 |
73 |
Bangladesh |
-0.03892 |
0.03892 |
-0.03523 |
-0.00904 |
-0.07251 |
0.57225 |
|
54 |
41 |
Slovak Republic |
-0.02104 |
0.03991 |
0.00314 |
-0.09143 |
0.02516 |
0.84150 |
|
55 |
76 |
Tajikistan |
0.03958 |
0.04158 |
0.10556 |
-0.00299 |
0.01618 |
0.62275 |
|
56 |
22 |
Bosnia and Herzegovina |
-0.01387 |
0.04215 |
0.03922 |
-0.05714 |
-0.03010 |
0.74350 |
|
57 |
47 |
Hungary |
-0.02361 |
0.04249 |
0.01302 |
-0.09915 |
0.01529 |
0.83200 |
|
58 |
80 |
Japan |
-0.04286 |
0.04286 |
-0.01000 |
-0.06940 |
-0.04917 |
0.89950 |
|
59 |
19 |
Bulgaria |
-0.01290 |
0.04362 |
0.02541 |
-0.08478 |
0.02068 |
0.78850 |
|
60 |
81 |
Costa Rica |
-0.04373 |
0.04373 |
-0.04921 |
-0.04225 |
-0.03972 |
0.77025 |
|
61 |
67 |
Kazakhstan |
-0.03598 |
0.04513 |
0.00042 |
-0.12167 |
0.01330 |
0.78950 |
|
62 |
56 |
Croatia |
-0.02832 |
0.04519 |
-0.04455 |
-0.06571 |
0.02531 |
0.82175 |
|
63 |
85 |
Honduras |
-0.04623 |
0.04623 |
-0.08593 |
-0.04644 |
-0.00631 |
0.62000 |
|
64 |
78 |
Korea (Republic of) |
-0.04113 |
0.04664 |
0.00827 |
-0.07243 |
-0.05922 |
0.89675 |
|
65 |
82 |
Latvia |
-0.04533 |
0.04759 |
-0.01947 |
-0.11991 |
0.00338 |
0.82350 |
|
66 |
86 |
Estonia |
-0.04631 |
0.04791 |
-0.01740 |
-0.12394 |
0.00240 |
0.86100 |
|
67 |
54 |
El Salvador |
-0.02645 |
0.04903 |
0.03387 |
-0.08932 |
-0.02390 |
0.67725 |
|
68 |
89 |
Panama |
-0.04907 |
0.04907 |
-0.07370 |
-0.05781 |
-0.01569 |
0.78150 |
|
69 |
28 |
Bolivia (Plurinational State of) |
0.01648 |
0.04956 |
0.06422 |
-0.04963 |
0.03483 |
0.66800 |
|
70 |
14 |
Zimbabwe |
-0.01028 |
0.04996 |
0.06027 |
-0.07089 |
-0.01872 |
0.50225 |
|
71 |
91 |
Poland |
-0.05090 |
0.05090 |
-0.01735 |
-0.09907 |
-0.03628 |
0.84875 |
|
72 |
3 |
Saudi Arabia |
-0.00155 |
0.05144 |
0.07483 |
-0.03087 |
-0.04862 |
0.84075 |
|
73 |
53 |
Viet Nam |
-0.02598 |
0.05251 |
0.03979 |
-0.09025 |
-0.02748 |
0.67600 |
|
74 |
75 |
Botswana |
-0.03953 |
0.05468 |
-0.13115 |
-0.01016 |
0.02272 |
0.69650 |
|
75 |
77 |
Lithuania |
-0.03962 |
0.05484 |
0.01067 |
-0.14168 |
0.01217 |
0.84225 |
|
76 |
69 |
Rwanda |
0.03671 |
0.05536 |
0.09620 |
-0.02934 |
0.04055 |
0.49100 |
|
77 |
97 |
Colombia |
-0.05558 |
0.05558 |
-0.07398 |
-0.06360 |
-0.02917 |
0.72075 |
|
78 |
48 |
Mauritius |
-0.02381 |
0.05565 |
0.05216 |
-0.07756 |
-0.03725 |
0.77350 |
|
79 |
55 |
Burundi |
0.02732 |
0.05646 |
0.12470 |
-0.03787 |
-0.00681 |
0.40300 |
|
80 |
15 |
Kenya |
0.01113 |
0.05649 |
0.10143 |
-0.03056 |
-0.03748 |
0.54800 |
|
81 |
100 |
Sri Lanka |
-0.05761 |
0.05650 |
-0.05267 |
-0.06873 |
-0.04809 |
0.76175 |
|
82 |
98 |
South Africa |
-0.05560 |
0.05654 |
-0.10774 |
-0.06047 |
0.00141 |
0.66075 |
|
83 |
7 |
Turkey |
-0.00616 |
0.05673 |
0.07585 |
-0.05373 |
-0.04059 |
0.76100 |
|
84 |
99 |
Portugal |
-0.05676 |
0.05676 |
-0.08245 |
-0.06027 |
-0.02754 |
0.83700 |
|
85 |
101 |
Jamaica |
-0.05821 |
0.05908 |
-0.09979 |
-0.06667 |
-0.01078 |
0.72825 |
|
86 |
104 |
Argentina |
-0.05960 |
0.05960 |
-0.08308 |
-0.07246 |
-0.02325 |
0.82525 |
|
87 |
105 |
Thailand |
-0.06116 |
0.06116 |
-0.07061 |
-0.08641 |
-0.02645 |
0.73700 |
|
88 |
83 |
Belarus |
-0.04567 |
0.06261 |
-0.01056 |
-0.15196 |
0.02530 |
0.79650 |
|
89 |
74 |
Russia |
-0.03949 |
0.06416 |
0.01739 |
-0.15548 |
0.01963 |
0.80275 |
|
90 |
88 |
Trinidad and Tobago |
-0.04859 |
0.06463 |
-0.05030 |
-0.03800 |
-0.10558 |
0.77750 |
|
91 |
106 |
Armenia |
-0.06523 |
0.06523 |
-0.10006 |
-0.08600 |
-0.00962 |
0.73975 |
|
92 |
107 |
Dominican Rep. |
-0.06627 |
0.06627 |
-0.12793 |
-0.03097 |
-0.03991 |
0.71525 |
|
93 |
103 |
Qatar |
-0.05937 |
0.06628 |
-0.10421 |
0.02353 |
-0.07111 |
0.85200 |
|
94 |
108 |
Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) |
-0.06653 |
0.06653 |
-0.09542 |
-0.07570 |
-0.02848 |
0.76925 |
|
95 |
109 |
Nicaragua |
-0.06813 |
0.06813 |
-0.13631 |
-0.05758 |
-0.01050 |
0.63825 |
|
96 |
71 |
Syria |
0.03680 |
0.06987 |
0.12976 |
-0.06117 |
0.01868 |
0.57475 |
|
97 |
51 |
Ukraine |
-0.02481 |
0.07017 |
-0.01458 |
-0.12789 |
0.06805 |
0.74525 |
|
98 |
92 |
Tanzania (United Republic of) |
0.05197 |
0.07155 |
0.15517 |
-0.02937 |
0.03010 |
0.51875 |
|
99 |
96 |
Ghana |
0.05442 |
0.07192 |
0.15320 |
-0.02625 |
0.03631 |
0.57500 |
|
100 |
111 |
Uruguay |
-0.07366 |
0.07366 |
-0.10006 |
-0.07714 |
-0.04378 |
0.79200 |
|
101 |
17 |
Guatemala |
0.01220 |
0.07688 |
0.13361 |
-0.07196 |
-0.02505 |
0.62550 |
|
102 |
112 |
Mongolia |
-0.07693 |
0.07693 |
-0.06632 |
-0.11113 |
-0.05333 |
0.72925 |
|
103 |
93 |
Tunisia |
0.05382 |
0.07701 |
0.18283 |
-0.03936 |
0.00885 |
0.72250 |
|
104 |
79 |
Algeria |
0.04284 |
0.08338 |
0.18834 |
-0.01587 |
-0.04591 |
0.74150 |
|
105 |
116 |
Suriname |
-0.08442 |
0.08552 |
-0.17081 |
-0.08162 |
0.00412 |
0.72225 |
|
106 |
84 |
Uganda |
0.04568 |
0.08607 |
0.19763 |
-0.05435 |
-0.00624 |
0.48550 |
|
107 |
110 |
Malawi |
0.07135 |
0.09029 |
0.22548 |
-0.02840 |
0.01698 |
0.46850 |
|
108 |
90 |
Cambodia |
0.04941 |
0.09393 |
0.18443 |
-0.06679 |
0.03058 |
0.55500 |
|
109 |
57 |
Iran (Islamic Republic of) |
-0.02898 |
0.09678 |
0.10170 |
-0.03137 |
-0.15729 |
0.77175 |
|
110 |
94 |
Cameroon |
0.05383 |
0.09809 |
0.22685 |
-0.01020 |
-0.05722 |
0.51000 |
|
111 |
64 |
Egypt |
0.03333 |
0.09841 |
0.19761 |
-0.04158 |
-0.05604 |
0.68650 |
|
112 |
121 |
Philippines |
-0.09874 |
0.09874 |
-0.15951 |
-0.08839 |
-0.04832 |
0.67700 |
|
113 |
115 |
Zambia |
0.08292 |
0.10469 |
0.25035 |
-0.03230 |
0.03142 |
0.57250 |
|
114 |
117 |
India |
0.08477 |
0.10761 |
0.28583 |
-0.03425 |
0.00275 |
0.61125 |
|
115 |
120 |
Nigeria |
0.09076 |
0.11014 |
0.30240 |
-0.00426 |
-0.02377 |
0.52175 |
|
116 |
113 |
Angola |
0.07718 |
0.11298 |
0.27046 |
-0.05968 |
-0.00879 |
0.52850 |
|
117 |
122 |
Bhutan |
0.10976 |
0.11433 |
0.31798 |
-0.02150 |
0.00352 |
0.59900 |
|
118 |
119 |
Mauritania |
0.09051 |
0.12053 |
0.29360 |
-0.04503 |
0.02294 |
0.50900 |
|
119 |
102 |
Namibia |
-0.05866 |
0.12256 |
-0.21754 |
-0.04777 |
0.10235 |
0.63350 |
|
120 |
95 |
Morocco |
0.05386 |
0.12388 |
0.26661 |
-0.02888 |
-0.07616 |
0.64150 |
|
121 |
114 |
Nepal |
0.08147 |
0.13153 |
0.31949 |
-0.02000 |
-0.05509 |
0.55225 |
|
122 |
123 |
Senegal |
0.11005 |
0.13227 |
0.36348 |
-0.02967 |
-0.00366 |
0.48550 |
|
123 |
127 |
Burkina Faso |
0.12362 |
0.13767 |
0.39169 |
-0.02107 |
0.00024 |
0.39750 |
|
124 |
124 |
Pakistan |
0.11617 |
0.14280 |
0.38846 |
-0.00338 |
-0.03656 |
0.54450 |
|
125 |
125 |
Ethiopia |
0.11647 |
0.14572 |
0.37882 |
-0.04388 |
0.01447 |
0.43775 |
|
126 |
128 |
Mozambique |
0.12896 |
0.15070 |
0.41463 |
-0.01286 |
0.02461 |
0.41150 |
|
127 |
129 |
Lesotho |
-0.15264 |
0.15520 |
-0.36738 |
-0.06563 |
-0.03260 |
0.49175 |
|
128 |
126 |
Cote d’Ivoire |
0.11995 |
0.15663 |
0.41494 |
-0.03804 |
-0.01689 |
0.46275 |
|
129 |
132 |
Mali |
0.16047 |
0.16047 |
0.45581 |
0.00148 |
0.02414 |
0.43275 |
|
130 |
118 |
Yemen |
0.09023 |
0.16653 |
0.38513 |
-0.02546 |
-0.08900 |
0.49475 |
|
131 |
130 |
Guinea |
0.15346 |
0.17123 |
0.48838 |
-0.02000 |
-0.00532 |
0.41150 |
|
132 |
131 |
Liberia |
0.15764 |
0.17410 |
0.49762 |
-0.01887 |
-0.00582 |
0.42450 |
|
133 |
133 |
Benin |
0.18726 |
0.18961 |
0.49987 |
-0.00980 |
0.05915 |
0.47675 |
|
134 |
134 |
Chad |
0.23114 |
0.24009 |
0.66015 |
-0.01343 |
0.04670 |
0.39175 |


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Woman’s league won’t like this.
I’m not sure I fully agree but it is refreshing to see some actual research and rationale vs there are no woman on boards.
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I do not expect this article to be flooded with comments – nonetheless, I commend the author, for mounting this sacred cow. It does however stop short of presenting the obvious.
The fundamental fact is: Any- and all forms of affirmative action [AA] is a death knell to any society. AA from gender to ethnicity – will destroy nations.
The evidence is hiding in plain sight. There is zero AA in China – and they are catching up with the West fast.
The West is obsessed with AA. Men have been willfully (and often maliciously) removed from their rightful place in Western economies – the result: the West is getting dumber, it does not innovate anymore, it cannot solve even basic economic issues, etc.
A recent Norwegian study shows that intelligence quotient scores have been dropping for decades. Look it up.
Look up on Youtube: What If Men Are Smarter – TFF Episode 56
Like him or not, Tucker Carlson’s show, is among the most-watched television programs in America. Look up his (Fox News) segment – it may just blow your mind:
Tucker Carlson: Mitt Romney supports the status quo. But for everyone else, it’s infuriating
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Waiting for a study to show that the world would be a much better place with a LOT less men.
No violent crime, no gangs, no wars and pointless aggressive disputes in the workplace or parking lot fueled testosterone-overloaded egos.
Hmmm… its a long list with possibilities!
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Sounds like Jonnoxx is an idealogue, “ze” needs a massive dose of Dr Jordan B Petersen https://jordanbpeterson.com/
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Ha haha!
I’m a great fan of Petersen!
But yes, that would be a very interesting conversation with him.
🙂
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Why does equality for women in the work place not translate into equal legal responsibility for income in the family?
The usual excuse is that women have to look after the children, but that can be taken into account.
6
Waiting for SA women to say the research was rigged
7
All this fierce competition to be regarded as the greatest victim, I wonder where it started ?
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