The World NEEDS Men To Function On A BASIC Level

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[finallyfriday.]

"I would argue...." Yeah, we know. Right or wrong you love to argue.

[robertmurphy]

Can’t have healthcare jobs without the infrastructure lmao

[mrsmartypants_]

By far the best nurse I’ve ever known was a man. A dude who looked like he welded high rise I-beams for a living. Spent many hours, many days with this dude who was a vital link in saving my young son who was teetering between life and death for 3-weeks in ICU. 2 female nurses were removed from his rotation because they were too busy chatting with each other about boyfriends instead of observing my son’s monitors as we almost lost him. My son made a full recovery and is a very healthy 21-year-old now. That male nurse stayed with my son, intensely, 8 hours a day like he was his son.

[isaiahs.]

Extremely accurate. Like men can do blue and white collar jobs. Women usually prefer the comfortable positions.

[YoungJackDaRippa]

Let's see women build the hospital that they work in😂

[RKmndo]

Women generally don't want the dirty, dangerous, physical, uncomfortable, unglamorous jobs that don't give them status/clout/power.

Most women seem to prefer being an $75K/yr manager than a $150K/yr plumber.

[davester]

Being a housewife and raising children is a vital job, but most modern women would rather commute to a soul sucking job and be subservient to a boss and work hard to make them money.

Nobody wants to have that conversation.

[danielsalazar]

I would argue that " You can't even cook to save your life " .

[anthonywilliams]

I want to see all of them register for the draft and be on the front lines until the numbers are the same. Expire in all the horrific ways men do, then they can talk about "trauma".

[SarthakSabharwalMusic]

In India, women work as brick makers and brick layers too.

So, while it's true not every woman can work as brick layer, not every man can either.

Women, in general, don't do it because they don't need to. Even men who don't need to, wouldn't do it.

Those who do it, do it because they need to, not because it's their passion or they want to display masculinity.

[rajsel]

My sister is a rpn nurse. And works as a operating room nurse. Her & other operating room nurse job is to
1) have the patient cleaned and prepped for surgery
2) hand the surgeon (usually male) the tools he asks for.
3) clean up after the surgery


This can be done by any man and even a 16-18 yr old teen!

[leftturn]

When did men start caring about what children have to say?

[paulzimmerman]

My mom graduated from nursing school as an RN in 1960. Today's nurses are unprofessional crybabies. Mom & her classmates had to work in the state TB asylum for a semester- no one cried that they might get TB, a much more serious disease- especially then- than Covid. The dance videos made me 🤮

[charlesthompson]

Well while these jobs maybe in demand, men are not incentived to do them.
Aside from personal gain.
There is no incentive to get married, or even strive to be better.
Feminists along time ago told men, we were no longer necessary. And made sure we didn't forget it.
Now they, strive to do it all and fail.
Have fun ladies, this is what you, your mother, amd your grand mother's pushed for....now it's finally reality. Enjoy.

[Ruca_]

The fact that she had the nerve to say this on cam is just sad

[DigitalYojimbo]

Powerline men, construction and ac techs allow women to be a nurse in an air conditioned hospital with eletricity.

[ApostleThe]

I have friends who are male nurses. any job on the planet can be done by a man as God intended because men were created for purpose and to lead in any style of work while women were created to uphold, help, nurture, raise and grow with him as he accomplishes it. Thats it....

[maxy]

Being a normal welder I have enormous respect for the underwater welders those men have balls of steel and I know I couldn't do that

[BigDsmoke]

You wouldn't have a hospital or office building to work at, no power or freshwater....where & how would you be practicing health care??

[themick]

The most vital job a woman can do is raise children along side of child's father to raise smart, responsible, capable future adults.