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The Feminist Commune

You're saying natural inequality doesn't equal slavery?

What do you mean by "natural inequality?" Do you mean because men and women have different physical attributes? Why does it mean that one has to be a "slave?" It does not have to be like that if you find a man who is a genuinely a good person. You cannot just do away with gender differences though. It will ALWAYS come up.
 

THey need to have use value (i.e. goods and services), exchange value (traded on the market) and be the result of production.

sex isn't market exchange ...

Look I get it, you read some Marxist jargon on the internet and now you think you're a marxist ... but you obviously have NO IDEA what you are talking about, if you'd like I can point you toward some places you can learn Marxian economics, so you don't look so ignorant in the future.
 

You gonna tell us about your commune princess? Or continue showing your blatent ignorance of marxian economics.
 
Well, she's ignoring my questions. I guess that means I'm not welcome to be a member of the commune. How totally devastating to my psyche.
 
Considering the absurdity of the OP, this doesn't even warrant being argued.
 

Nothing's forcing people to join the commune. If people successfully maintain traditional families, that's their choice.

The commune respects how reproduction takes place within a woman's body, so she should have the primary say.

Men can commit with multiple women if women are willing to commit with him regardless of if he's introduced into the community. Introduction is just an easier way to relate with people, yet still depends on who the man is committed with.

I do realize that men are people too. The point of the commune is to help men instead of humiliating them like modern society does by taxing them to pay for the education, health care, and social work of other men's kids.
 

We were talking about how different people within sexes have different amounts of sexual activity, not differences between sexes.

Besides, lots of equalization has been made in women being employed in traditionally male careers.
 
 

Exchange value is defined by abstraction. A market is just one form of abstraction.

When we expect children to simply fit in instead of explicitly helping them discover use value, we're abstracting their identities. The commune helps them discover by getting everyone involved equally in childraising.
 
We were talking about how different people within sexes have different amounts of sexual activity, not differences between sexes.

Besides, lots of equalization has been made in women being employed in traditionally male careers.

So what if some people have more sex than others? What is the point of this and how does your commune handle this? I am quite SURE there would still be cheating.

I think that when people cheat on one another, it is because they are unhappy in their relationships.

I am of the belief that there are some occupations that women CANNOT do as well as a man, at least generally. Whether or not you like it, there ARE differences between us, and they aren't just mental or intellectual but physical as well.
 
Embrace the differences. Be PROUD of your femininity, not ashamed.
 

I guess you're unfamiliar with divorce, wedlock, and child support statistics. This isn't about me. It's about society.

I agree that men are necessary for reproduction, but the point is women aren't obligated to surrender themselves just so men can be relieved.

Yes, I know what commitment means. You don't seem to understand that people can have multiple commitments.

The only irresponsibility taking place today is letting overly aggressive men exploit the less rugged. The commune equalizes that exploitation.
 

Those who have sex more than others are alleviated of more frustration. That means they can socialize easier, and claim that frustrated people are too weird to bother including in society.

This is especially important in labor relations where the frustrated can't network and the alleviated can. It creates class conflict.
 
I guess you're unfamiliar with divorce, wedlock, and child support statistics. This isn't about me. It's about society.

And your solution is to strip men of any and all power and give it all to women? What makes you think only men are to blame for the status quo? I think the reason why things are the way they are is because in our modernized society, such things are viewed as more acceptable. It's not a man versus woman thing IMO.

I agree that men are necessary for reproduction, but the point is women aren't obligated to surrender themselves just so men can be relieved.

What in the heck is this? Surrender themselves so men can be relieved. I'm sure that most women "surrender themselves" because they want sex too. LOL!

Yes, I know what commitment means. You don't seem to understand that people can have multiple commitments.

It's an extremely RARE individual that would accept this type of thing. Most people are looking for a partner who will not be sleeping around with whomever, regardless of the circumstances. There is a human emotion called "jealousy," and it is real and serves a purpose.

The only irresponsibility taking place today is letting overly aggressive men exploit the less rugged. The commune equalizes that exploitation.

How so?
 

If you think most women just subject themselves for men to relieve natures call you clearly have not experienced all women. That's a sad commentary for the description of physical intimacy.
 
If you think most women just subject themselves for men to relieve natures call you clearly have not experienced all women. That's a sad commentary for the description of physical intimacy.

I know, what a silly concept. Women like sex too.
 

Nature is the source of power. Either we accept it or it runs us over.

Yes, women want intimacy, but that includes being remembered, not just intercourse. Maybe you're submissive. Every woman is not.

Jealousy is not something merely felt by the possessive. It's also felt by the excluded, especially those who struggle to attract the many opportunities that are around. I really hate how so many men play video games and watch porn.

I just explained to you how the less rugged are exploited in paying taxes for health care, education, and social work of aggressive men's children. Please don't make me repeat myself.
 
Here's a scenario for you, EcoFem. What if you let your man (the one you are supposed "committed" to), sleep with another lady, and he likes her more than you, what if he falls in LOVE with her and wants to leave you and have a monogamous relationship with this other lady? What would you do in such a case?
 
If you think most women just subject themselves for men to relieve natures call you clearly have not experienced all women. That's a sad commentary for the description of physical intimacy.

If you think women subject themselves in general, then you haven't experienced all women either.
 
 

Kick him out of the commune. Women in the commune would respect each other in not undermining each other like that. There's a difference between emotional desire and thoughtful relationships.

The primary commitment is how a man was introduced into a commune in the first place. That priority comes first.

The same would go if another's man slept and fell in love with me. I would remind him of who he's committed to first.
 
If you think women subject themselves in general, then you haven't experienced all women either.

I thought subject was a more reasonable term than your "surrender". You seem to see it as a conflict?
 
 
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