Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What kind of organ you have between your crotch doesn't determine whether or not you have to live up to a contract you signed or not. Too bad. Women rejected a pay scheme like the men, willingly. Therefore they get less upfront pay for more benefits. Big whoop.
And then these immoral women cried wolf by going around telling everyone they were victims of gender discrimination. They don't want equality, they want preferential treatment.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Meh.
Sure they need to honor the current contract and then renegotiate...
But
Women and their work have been intrinsically undervalued for all of history. The idea of parity is new, and will take decades to correct. I don’t blame any women for becoming infuriated at the injustice of that.
No they haven’t. That’s a leftist lie.
Yes they are. You can’t possibly be that ignorant. It’s not only about dollar comparison of the same work. Work that is “women’s work”- childcare, teaching, domestic work... it’s is seen as less valuable by virtue of who traditionally performed the job.
Anonymous wrote:Most of you know nothing about women’s soccer or the situation.
Comparing men and women is dumb. Men are stronger. So?
Men’s sports have been around much longer with time to develop an audience.
More money is spent on male sports, so of course more people will watch them.
There is a whole history of women being stuck in the house and only getting opportunities in baseball, in factories and so on when men were not around.
If you have not been to a Spirit game, then say nothing here. They sold out their 5k stadium. They were to play in the bigger stadium soon.
They DO have an audience beyond the World Cup.
I have been following them for decades and seen it grow.
And it was stupid to have a male-female athletic competition. What does that do? Help a man’s tiny ego feel bigger in proving that he has more muscle than a woman. We already know that.
Women have nothing to prove to men anyway. This is not about saying women are physically stronger than men. You who say that miss the point.
Anonymous wrote:What kind of organ you have between your crotch doesn't determine whether or not you have to live up to a contract you signed or not. Too bad. Women rejected a pay scheme like the men, willingly. Therefore they get less upfront pay for more benefits. Big whoop.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Meh.
Sure they need to honor the current contract and then renegotiate...
But
Women and their work have been intrinsically undervalued for all of history. The idea of parity is new, and will take decades to correct. I don’t blame any women for becoming infuriated at the injustice of that.
No they haven’t. That’s a leftist lie.
Yes they are. You can’t possibly be that ignorant. It’s not only about dollar comparison of the same work. Work that is “women’s work”- childcare, teaching, domestic work... it’s is seen as less valuable by virtue of who traditionally performed the job.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The ELITE women's team lost to 14 year old boys!!Now that's embarassing!
https://www.google.com/amp/s/pluralist.com/uswnt-equal-pay-controversy/amp/
American men can’t win a game and they are still paid well.
Also what a dumb thing to point out. Doubt the women’s team was playing 100% against kids. Eye roll.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The argument that the women’s team is better than the men’s is totally dumb. Yes they won some world cups, but not men’s world cups. If the men’s team played in the women’s tournament they would win it every time, the women wouldn’t get close to qualifying in the reverse scenario.
The question of pay should depend on income generated by the teams. I don’t really know but I get the impression the women’s team is pretty popular and gets great ratings, so maybe the money is there. If so they should get it, but they need to learn how to negotiate. The challenge for them is to make money outside of the international game. I don’t think there’s much interest once you remove the nationalism.
You are so right. Because women are not as big and strong as men, we should end women’s sports.
How dumb.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Meh.
Sure they need to honor the current contract and then renegotiate...
But
Women and their work have been intrinsically undervalued for all of history. The idea of parity is new, and will take decades to correct. I don’t blame any women for becoming infuriated at the injustice of that.
No they haven’t. That’s a leftist lie.
Yes they are. You can’t possibly be that ignorant. It’s not only about dollar comparison of the same work. Work that is “women’s work”- childcare, teaching, domestic work... it’s is seen as less valuable by virtue of who traditionally performed the job.
Maybe because those jobs, except teaching, typically don't need an education?
Plenty of jobs traditionally performed by men don’t require an education, yet are more valued.
Stagehands are a perfect a direct example of this.
The stagehand union is traditionally ( not exclusively) made up of men doing “men’s work”- please understand I know women are in that union.
They are part of an international union IATSE. The wardrobe union is part of the same international.
They are the same union with different locals, and relatively similar training and education among the ranks.
A stagehand handing off a prop will make 50 dollars an hour. A member of wardrobe will make 22 dollars an hour for doing much more actual ( and often highly skilled) work. It’s easy to be flippant and say, “ well, wardrobe should just negotiate for more money”. They are two workforces, both represented by a CBA, but the “women’s work” has decades of undervalue at the table to make up.
Every year each local gets a cola of 2%, the dressers fall further and further behind.
I’m not super familiar with the women’s soccer complaints, but this thread is already reeking from a disturbing stench of deep ( possible subconscious) misogyny. Our worldview is shaped over a lifetime and our perspective on women and their worth is scarred by a million tiny cuts as we go. Many don’t see how distorted it is. It’s the norm.
I don't know about the theater, but it sounds like the union is misogynistic. Maybe they can form their own or break free of them and be independent? Sounds like being unionized is doing them no favors and costing them dearly.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Meh.
Sure they need to honor the current contract and then renegotiate...
But
Women and their work have been intrinsically undervalued for all of history. The idea of parity is new, and will take decades to correct. I don’t blame any women for becoming infuriated at the injustice of that.
No they haven’t. That’s a leftist lie.
Yes they are. You can’t possibly be that ignorant. It’s not only about dollar comparison of the same work. Work that is “women’s work”- childcare, teaching, domestic work... it’s is seen as less valuable by virtue of who traditionally performed the job.
Maybe because those jobs, except teaching, typically don't need an education?
Plenty of jobs traditionally performed by men don’t require an education, yet are more valued.
Stagehands are a perfect a direct example of this.
The stagehand union is traditionally ( not exclusively) made up of men doing “men’s work”- please understand I know women are in that union.
They are part of an international union IATSE. The wardrobe union is part of the same international.
They are the same union with different locals, and relatively similar training and education among the ranks.
A stagehand handing off a prop will make 50 dollars an hour. A member of wardrobe will make 22 dollars an hour for doing much more actual ( and often highly skilled) work. It’s easy to be flippant and say, “ well, wardrobe should just negotiate for more money”. They are two workforces, both represented by a CBA, but the “women’s work” has decades of undervalue at the table to make up.
Every year each local gets a cola of 2%, the dressers fall further and further behind.
I’m not super familiar with the women’s soccer complaints, but this thread is already reeking from a disturbing stench of deep ( possible subconscious) misogyny. Our worldview is shaped over a lifetime and our perspective on women and their worth is scarred by a million tiny cuts as we go. Many don’t see how distorted it is. It’s the norm.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Meh.
Sure they need to honor the current contract and then renegotiate...
But
Women and their work have been intrinsically undervalued for all of history. The idea of parity is new, and will take decades to correct. I don’t blame any women for becoming infuriated at the injustice of that.
No they haven’t. That’s a leftist lie.
Yes they are. You can’t possibly be that ignorant. It’s not only about dollar comparison of the same work. Work that is “women’s work”- childcare, teaching, domestic work... it’s is seen as less valuable by virtue of who traditionally performed the job.
Maybe because those jobs, except teaching, typically don't need an education?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Meh.
Sure they need to honor the current contract and then renegotiate...
But
Women and their work have been intrinsically undervalued for all of history. The idea of parity is new, and will take decades to correct. I don’t blame any women for becoming infuriated at the injustice of that.
No they haven’t. That’s a leftist lie.
Yes they are. You can’t possibly be that ignorant. It’s not only about dollar comparison of the same work. Work that is “women’s work”- childcare, teaching, domestic work... it’s is seen as less valuable by virtue of who traditionally performed the job.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Meh.
Sure they need to honor the current contract and then renegotiate...
But
Women and their work have been intrinsically undervalued for all of history. The idea of parity is new, and will take decades to correct. I don’t blame any women for becoming infuriated at the injustice of that.
No they haven’t. That’s a leftist lie.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The ELITE women's team lost to 14 year old boys!!Now that's embarassing!
https://www.google.com/amp/s/pluralist.com/uswnt-equal-pay-controversy/amp/
American men can’t win a game and they are still paid well.