[quote=Natsume;#391130;1396521286]haha actually, i dunno if i get your point or not ms. aya o hail~. but i hope you get what i mean. it's hard to explain here it will become tl;dr i also don't want to argue with you, co'z you might slap me when you see me in person [/quote] Noooo. I won't slap you irl. I'll slap you here. Okay, I'll try and explain it to you. [quote=Natsume;#391081;1396504230]create a fictional character first then i will believe you [/quote] Ok, this one. I can't tell if you're trolling or or if you're being dumb. I could like create a fictional character right here and say that she is the most powerful being in the universe, can harness all the energy in the world and blast Superman and Son Goku to oblivion... but would it mean that women are better than men? No. Why? Because it's just a [i]fictional[/i] character so your argument is invalid. [quote=Natsume;#391081;1396504230]If a women can fix a radio and some appliances, why is it that most of electricians, technicians and so on are men?[/quote] My point with the radio was ughhhhh... You said that there were lots of scientists who were men, right? Back then in the industrial age, women have few rights. They weren't taught how to read or write, weren't allowed to vote, weren't allowed to express their opinion and whatnot. They were prisoners in their own homes reduced to housework and childbearing. That was the case for a veryyyyyyyyyyyyyyy long time. After a few centuries, nobody still take women seriously. It had a lasting impact on our society today. So then most girls start believing they really are only good for child bearing and housework so they give up being smart and posed in playboy magazines and act like bimbos HAHHAHAHAHA. Anyway, my point about the radio was if Thomas Edison wasn't able to invent the light bulb, [b]someone else might have[/b]. And it could very well [u]mean a woman[/u] too if they weren't burdened with factory work, housework and child care back in the old days. Did you get it?

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