Women are morally superior to men allegedly

**Marx** · 24th-April-2012

Many feel they pour the clichéd blood, sweat and tears into their jobs, but for one woman in New York, that cliché become a little more concrete. According to the New York Post, Debbie Stevens, 47, donated a kidney for the benefit of her boss, Jackie Brucia, 61. Brucia and Stevens were not an exact match, but Stevens donated a kidney to someone else in the same pool, putting Brucia in a better position for an organ. Stevens donated her kidney on August 10, 2011, and then reported that she was under pressure to return to work less than a month later, on September 6. And then the story gets interesting.

Absolutely disgusting behaviour considering it's a member of the morally superior sex... *ahem*

**FloatyBoaty** · 24th-April-2012

I've got one answer to the problem: Traditional roles. Simple, concrete, and has a marvelous track record.

**scullion** · 24th-April-2012

Read this in the Mail yesterday, truly bizarre.

Funnily enough, the comment section was used a vehicle for misandry. Seems like every time a story like this pops up, these women come out of the woodwork with imaginary stories about men who have done the same thing to a woman

Naturally, I see straight through it.

**Marx** · 24th-April-2012

More "women are morally superior" discussion here in this video.

Note how not one man went to help this girl, throughout the entire video we can see not a single male did anything to help... Only women helped this child.

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Sorry, got it mixed.. turns out it was only men helping and not one single morally-superior female could be blessed.

**FloatyBoaty** · 24th-April-2012

Quote from Marx

More "women are morally superior" discussion here in this video.

Note how not one man went to help this girl, throughout the entire video we can see not a single male did anything to help... Only women helped this child.

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Sorry, got it mixed.. turns out it was only men helping and not one single morally-superior female could be blessed.

I would have helped that girl, but I would have laughed first. It makes me think of the place in the Bible in which God opened the ground and swallowed them up.

**byslexic_danana** · 24th-April-2012

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Sorry, got it mixed.. turns out it was only men helping and not one single morally-superior female could be blessed.

And this, notwithstanding the risk of being accused of harassment........

**Popadibs** · 25th-April-2012

Funny how when I make this generalization I'm sexist but when we see evidence that the generalization is bloody obvious then what? Where are they now? Clitler? anyone?

**Marx** · 25th-April-2012

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Funny how when I make this generalization I'm sexist but when we see evidence that the generalization is bloody obvious then what? Where are they now? Clitler? anyone?

I'm only using this statement as a response to a recent claim that women are morally superior to men, showing not so much the absolute opposite, but certainly we're at least equally moral to women.

**Popadibs** · 25th-April-2012

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I'm only using this statement as a response to a recent claim that women are morally superior to men, showing not so much the absolute opposite, but certainly we're at least equally moral to women.

Actually, I should have clarified. I meant the generalization I make that men go out of their way and put themselves more at risk to save women than women do for men. If one wishes to use that as an argument to support moral superiority that is up to that person.

**PokemonMasterTrainer** · 25th-April-2012

Another "morally superior" woman:

**Popadibs** · 25th-April-2012

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I'm only using this statement as a response to a recent claim that women are morally superior to men, showing not so much the absolute opposite, but certainly we're at least equally moral to women.

Before you can use this as evidence to support the idea that men are at least equally moral to women shouldn't there be equal evidence of women being, at most, equally as moral as men? So what evidence of women's morals are you comparing this man's heroics to?

Granted, we would be immoral to take credit for what this man has done, however, it should be noted that this behavior is far more common in men. There is also the possibility that no woman saw this because they were busy protesting on behalf of father's reproductive and custody rights.

**Sanvein** · 25th-April-2012

One more video which I think fits the topic.
I hope it wasn't posted before.

**Lori** · 26th-April-2012

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And this, notwithstanding the risk of being accused of harassment........

You'd have to be allowed to look at them long enough to realize they needed help, and looking at someone of the opposite gender for too long is sexual harassment *sarcasm implied*
I was in shocked at the ten second rule at work, if you make eye contact for more than 10 seconds, it's harassment. If I notice a guys zipper is down, I'm a perv. Couldn't be that telling a woman her skirt is tucked into her pantyhose is LESS HUMILIATING than walking around like that all day. I was extra pervy that day!