Mississipi men: Get it already, you don't have a vagina, therefore you're not worthy

**Rebadow** · 30th-January-2007

Wear Red Day to support heart-disease awareness for women

The American Heart Association is encouraging Mississippi women and men to participate in National Wear Red Day on Friday to raise awareness of heart disease among women.

And now, here are a little facts about heart-disease

Heart Disease Incidence Rates Vary Based on a Person's Gender

* Males. In 1999, rates of death from heart disease were 49 percent higher among men than women.

Geography. Higher rates of heart disease were found among men who live in the rural South, including the Mississippi River Valley and Appalachian regions.[3]

Taken from here

I realize these stats are quite old (8 years), but it was the best that I could find. I was able to find stats for the whole country (and not surprisingly higher heart disease rates were found among men), but I wasn't able to find stats for Mississippi alone, divided by gender (not surprisingly also, I found multiple pages with stats for Mississippi women, but not men).

Also, google "heart-disease awareness for men" (the same as it is for the women above) and guess how many results there are. Big fat zero, that's how many. Remove the "" (and google keywords such as heart disease awareness men) and what you get is a flood of campaigns for women, even tho' they are less likely than men to be affected by this. But they do have a vagina, therefore it makes perfect sense.

**TheSharpenedPen** · 31st-January-2007

Just like George Orwell (the great prophet) wrote in his book animal farm: all animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.

**Janus** · 31st-January-2007

You also hear about breast cancer nonstop on TV, but not a thing about testicular cancer, same with cervical cancer.

When it comes to health awareness men get the short end of the stick. Considering we live shorter lives than women you would think the focus would be on us, and not them.

**FFFF** · 31st-January-2007

the really dumb thing is, men pay for the taxes that are needed.. Course women pay tax too if they work.. hang on though.. what sort of work to women do? yes, you guesssed, very much what the tax money is paying for anyway!

Youd think there would be an interest in keeping the wealth creators alive and not just the wealth extractors?

Another problem with all these womens diseases, from cervical cancer, through to heart disease etc..

Guess what is behind it all?

Yes, good old feminism.. Helping to wreck the female body in more ways than one with its hormonally disturbing yet supposedly life-enhancing pills..

**TheSharpenedPen** · 31st-January-2007

I thought of something quite interesting gents, from having analyzed the health disparities that men face. Now this is so good, that there really should be a drum roll inserted here, but ah well here goes:

A monetary life value index!

What the hell does that mean!?

What I mean to say, is that each and every dollar spent on healthcare, in a
given country is tabulated by gender. The relative number of men and women in society is duly noted, and then a dollar value for each man versus each woman is obtained through simple division. Each nation would have different stats based on this.

While it seems like a lot of work, all one has to do is add up causes of death by health problem for each gender, then analyze the dollar for dollar funding for each of these mortality factors. I'm willing to put money down to say that MEN are worth far less, dollar for dollar, than women!

It might come out 5:1 or worse for women - that is a woman is worth 5 times as much as a man. It would certainly be interesting to see the figures, and the breakdown for men in a variety of countries could be given. Say society viewed each man as worth $30,000 in terms of health care investment, but each woman was worth $150,000 or more. Certainly this kind of stark contrast exists, but with due dilligence and effort, we could unmask this horrible reality for all to see.

Thinking outside the box,
TheSharpenedPen