@daywaiker said:
The movie focuses on how men kept telling her she couldn't do anything because she was a woman. This makes men look evil like they do in every other movie. Women don't do some things better than men.
Actually it doesn't, this is the wrong message to take from the movie. That flashback scene was inspired by real experiences of women, but it never said or implied all men are evil to women (otherwise Carol wouldn't trust Nick Fury).
But the whole gist of the movie is how she's so much better than men. A better pilot, better officer, adn better superhero than all the male ones. I didnt say she thought all men were evil.
Like take being a pilot for example. according to the Eagle Forum. this is a think tank ran by a genius lady named Phyillis Schufly look her up if you don't know who she is.
I googled her and found out she was an ultraconservative antifeminists and therefore probably a very biased person. She's also an irrelevant person because i did a quick google search of her and eagle forum and found nothing that said anything about female pilot accidental rates. Care to point out the article?
I find her to be very unbiased. Probably one of the greatest women in history. She convinced others a woman's place is as wife and mother. women are supposed to play support roles to men. she was just pointing it out.
as for women being 4 times more likely its on here: http://fathersmanifesto.net/womenpilots.htm
women pilots are 4 times more likely to have a crash than men. womens brains aren't wired to operate a complex piece of machinery like a plane. so being a woman who thinks she can do anything can be hazardous to people around you.
This has been refuted
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15676598 - This article says that males had a higher rate of accidents than females and a higher rate of fatal accidents.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21376889 - This article also says that senior veteran male pilots are more likely to be involved in fatal accidents than female pilots despite the superior experience. However, it says that there is no strong correlation between pilot error and pilot gender
https://psycnet.apa.org/record/1988-18577-001 - While it is believed that women are better verbally and men are better spatially, there was no average gender differences found between them and possibly have diminished over the years.
you cant trust most research. its usually full of liberal bias. i trust research like eagle forum because its so disliked by society that it couldn't be biased. thats why we junk science like evoluton and global warming.
that link addresses most of these studies.
thats why if i was boarding an airplane and saw the captain was a woman, then I would walk out and ask for another flight. im not going to risk my life on the altar of PC feminist culture.
You are a blatant sexist then. You placed a blanket statement on all women even though only on average, women have less spatial intelligence than men. You discriminated against someone who you know nothing about, someone who has been passed the tests and cleared to operate an airplane carrying thousands of people. There are women who excel in spatial skills and therefore in piloting. Your bias is unjust and extreme.
ok...i will admit there is some female pilots that are good but i think theyre in minority. read the link above youll understand why.
as for amila airhart. maybe i spoke too harshly about her. what im trying to say is she wouldnt have died if she had stuck to being a wife and mother. marie curey died of radiation exposure if she had done her traditional role none of this would ever happen.
thats why i consider phyillis schafly one of the greatest women in history. she single handed defended defended the traditional role of women in america. which is more than what any of these women could have done.
@dasalvadore: im neither. im a defender of our judochristian society which is crumbling.
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