Yes, because men are better, end. When was the last time a woman took down a Bin Laden type character?
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[Technology] We’re the moon landings sexist?
- Thread starter crodonilson
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Yes, because men are better, end. When was the last time a woman took down a Bin Laden type character?
No, certainly not!
We are celebrating the achievements, not the individuals, over 400,000 people contributed to this effort.
A mex eyecan
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- Nov 3, 2011
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put em on the first exploratory 15 year one way trip into another galaxy ... best make sure it’s inclusive crew though and one that reflects today’s modern society. It will need to be some whopping spaceship though, just think one of each binary, one of each colour, one of each creed, one of each meat eater, veggie, vegan. One of each ..........
oh and when they arrive at whatever far flung planet they will all have to step on it all together so a large platform wide enough for them all to stand side by side holding hands and on the count of 1, 2 , jump
Tyrone Biggums
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Well naturally they would be almost entirely men of European backgrounds given that's who developed the technology that lead to the achievement.
So we can't celebrate things Europeans did now?
Bladders
Twats everywhere
Yes, Yes it was! glaringly obvious as Apollo 11 was the shape of a big knob, thus sending an image of manhood into space!
Disgusting.
Disgusting.
BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
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I don't think we should let a few people on twitter decide what we can and can't celebrate.
midnight_rendezvous
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The funny thing is, whilst everyone is bashing those pesky millennials, everyone is conveniently forgetting who raised them... products of their environment and all that...
Washie
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Plus they're just fixing the messes that the previous generation left behind.
maffew
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perhaps :safeway:
BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
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Indeed, it's funny but i hear all this about how shocking the millenials and Gen Zs are but when ever i meet one they just seem like normal people. I can't help but wonder if our opinions of them are formed because of the platform they use to express themselves. We know that the NSC forum platform can bring out the worst in some of us (myself included). I am not sure we would be able to pick out the knobhead millenials from all the other knobheads on twitter.
Knocky's Nose
Mon nez est en Valenciennes..
It just goes to show how much the wider world has disappeared up its own rectum that this question has been asked...
1969. A time when the USA was racist, sexist and homophobic - as was the rest of the world. As people have said, it was 'of it's time'
Fast forward to 2069 and I'm sure there'll be a thread on here asking 'Was not having a Gender Fluid Queen Homophobic?'
To all those Gen Z's and Millennials with lots of time on their hands to be able to worry about this so much, I will advise you that this will all mean a lot less to you when you have a full-time job and a mortgage...
1969. A time when the USA was racist, sexist and homophobic - as was the rest of the world. As people have said, it was 'of it's time'
Fast forward to 2069 and I'm sure there'll be a thread on here asking 'Was not having a Gender Fluid Queen Homophobic?'
To all those Gen Z's and Millennials with lots of time on their hands to be able to worry about this so much, I will advise you that this will all mean a lot less to you when you have a full-time job and a mortgage...
midnight_rendezvous
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Well put. Some people are just entitled and social media has given them a platform to spout off. Belonging to a particular generation has little to do with it. But such sensible discussions should be discouraged and we should all go back to bashing those damn kids!
Lower West Stander
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This is great bombing by Crodo.
Yep - the moon landings were sexist. So was Vietnam - after all how many women were on the front line fighting the Viet Cong?
It’s great comparing two different worlds
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Yep - the moon landings were sexist. So was Vietnam - after all how many women were on the front line fighting the Viet Cong?
It’s great comparing two different worlds
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Tyrone Biggums
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True, Michael Collins name isn't that well known.
He's the second most famous Michael Collins probably.
Tyrone Biggums
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Unfortunately those making the noise seem to forget that at the time the Cold War was under way and NASA was very much in league with the military.
So as much as these other people push their silly ideas on the subject NASA were never going to select people from anywhere but their own military ranks for the mission.
So as much as these other people push their silly ideas on the subject NASA were never going to select people from anywhere but their own military ranks for the mission.
Indeed.
They have by crodo, who claimed that 'white men exclusively undertook this project'.