is this the whine of the week? i thought we were still doing nfl
this is what it's been reduced to
SAD!
is this the whine of the week? i thought we were still doing nfl
gosh before you know it they'll start letting negros join!
I thought that's what the Girl Scouts were for?
I'm not sure I understand the point of this.
I do think it's unlikely you see anyone clamoring that boys should be allowed to join the Girl Scouts though.
is this the whine of the week? i thought we were still doing nfl
@Hellsfury
ummm, have you seen women try to get in and out of parking spaces?
What a cuck... I'm not sure who here can even rival this retard.Why not just have "Scouts".
I thought being a Scout was a measure of ones own potential against yourself, not against or compared to others. So, why can't a girl strive to be an Eagle Scout under the same requirements expected of a boy? having a female "boy" scout is awkward, hence just dropping the distinction and merely having scouts.
Segregating the girls and boys apart from each other for specific conditions like into troops and dorms seems logical... but why in their expectations and goals? Why distinctions like Girl Guides bake cookies and Boy Scouts tie knots? Why do we make such gender specific associations? Would it be strange to think of a boy baking cookies or a girl who can tie a knot?
Boys and Girls are not homogeneous in every aspect. It's not a coincidence that we have two genders (and only two). Otherwise we'd just be "humans". We do differ in our development and perspectives. Our distinctive differences have not evolved to be entirely superfluous and superficial. Perhaps we are guilty of shortchanging the capacity of a genders potential by putting them into a box that under values them.
Like the idea that woman are incapable of driving a car. Not just the mental capacity to understand how to drive a car, but the physical capacity to operate the controls of the machinery. Obviously the mental capacity is irrelevant, woman clearly have the cognitive capacity to understand how to drive, but there was a time when society actually presumed that woman would be intimidated by the task or it just wasn't something a woman did. It was un-lady-like. Maybe in the earliest of days there was a case for the physicality of driving a car. There wasn't power steering, power brakes, electric start or other mechanical assists to reduce the physical demand of properly operating the car. However, that isn't true any more and today it's ridiculous to think that driving is beyond the capacity of a woman.
The Boy Scouts are an organization that is 105 years old, the image of what a "boy scout" should be was was established at a time when society had similar preconceptions of what defines the image of a boy and a girl in their development and demeanor, much like their capacity to drive a car or do other things.