They should have equal rights to one another,
Exactly. Bingo. Now, if there's this pervasive attitude that women are callow universally,
I'm fairly certain it would be harder for women to get some sort of job where bravery or daring is a pre-requisite. Even if they're incredibly more brave and qualified than the next 5 fellows.[/QUOTE]
Uh, this is true, especially in physically demanding jobs. Not many women can make the cut for Special Ops training and compete with their male classmates. Not that some don't, mind you, but the ratio is definitely skewed towards the male side. Men are wired for competition and combat, women are wired for making and taking care of babies.[/QUOTE]
Okay, did you gloss over the part where I said "if the girl was more qualified than the next 5 fellows"? I'm not saying I want police officers that can't restrain a suspect in the name of equality. I am saying that if a woman is qualified, she should have an equal shot at a job even if it's traditionally held by a man. And I think it's harder for them to get that equal shot IF people believe the stereotypes about women. So that's why I 'rage' and 'white knight' against people even passing them off as a joke.[/QUOTE]
Oh it works in reverse too. How many stories have you heard where a qualified male was passed up for a job because the less qualified woman had a nice ass.