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  • This directly brings up the question of what is feminism and the various waves it’s gone through.

    I would consider the abolition of a “patriarchy” separate from feminism. I think there are various criticisms of that notion and it’s rather cultural centric viewpoint. Raising women doesn’t have to come at the notion that men must be brought down. I don’t consider egalitarianism to be a zero sum game.

    If your definition of feminism includes the dismantling of patriarchy, I don’t think I’m entirely convinced patriarchy isn’t a mislabeling of the underlying systemic issues in our society. And I don’t particularly like the implied core issue being men are holding women back.

    Society as a whole has radically changed with regards to how women are viewed and their role in this social construct, even with the current political climate and the unfortunate direction it’s turned. The feminist movement has found incredible ground and made significant headway, and I’m incredibly impressed and overjoyed to see it.

    I still see a lot of change that needs to happen for us to really reach equal footing. But I may not share the same idea of what the root cause of that inequality is.

    As for the discussion of other social justice movements, my underlying beliefs remain the same. Raise the lowest among us, provide the same opportunities and social support, and treat everyone with respect.


  • I think I’m more egalitarian. But this is largely dependent on what you mean by feminism.

    I believe all women should have total agency over themselves. I believe they deserve equal pay, treatment, and rights. I believe them when they discuss their issues and the prevalence of sexual assault and abuse.

    I also believe that there are structures in our society that unfairly put them above men. For instance, in child care and criminal sentencing. Women tend to get the benefit of doubt that they are the better parent and that the relationship between a child and a mother is generally more important than that of a child and father. Women also, in general, get lighter sentences for the same crime.

    I believe that we should be more equal in the value we place on the relationship between a child and it’s father. Raising the importance of how we as a society view that relationship rather than bringing down the importance of the mothers relationship.

    I also believe we should lighten the sentences of men to be more in line with women’s sentencing. Although that largely falls in line with my personal opinion that criminal sentencing in this country is far, far too harsh.




  • Maybe not the best word choices. But I don’t think they’re problems without knowing more about their relationship. Sometimes parenting you have to be hard and direct. You don’t always give choices, now I know they are 22 and that makes it a little weird. But parenting doesn’t exactly stop when someone turns 18.

    And “evolve” wouldn’t have been so strange if it were replaced with “grow”. It sounds more like “push yourself out of your comfort zone.”










  • I used to really like esxi, but broadcom screwed us on that.

    Hyper-v sucks to run and manage. It’s also pretty bloated.

    Proxmox is pretty awesome if you want full VMs. I’m gonna move everything I have onto it eventually.

    For ease of use, if you have Synology that can run containers, it’s okay.

    I also like and tend to use unraid at my house, but that’s more because of my insane storage requirements and how I upgrade with dissimilar disks fairly frequently. (I’m just shy of 500tb and my server holds 38 disks.)