I
>see one major reason for that, today human society is increasingly getting
>formed on individuals as the its units, unlike nucleus family units, in the
>near past that formed a society. The individuals within a family -unit among
>themselves are bound together by certain natural bonds, the fillial
>feelings, love of parents towards children and vice versa and the close
>association between spouses mainly due to sexual attraction and the desire
>to find a family. The individuals in a family unit are not in competition
>aginst each other, unlike in case of today's society. Most of energies in a
>family are focussed toward collective welfare. And with some efforts to
>check the negative effects of nepotism the family units merged to form a
>larger humn society.
>
>The binding glue in a family, no doubt is the female, whether wife, mother
>sisiter or daughter. It unites the other individuals, but when the female is
>also exposed to the corrosive effects of factors outside the family they
>lost the glue. Segregation of gender I assume as the main factor for a
>healthier socity and the development of a civilisation.

This entire analogy, forgive my tone, is false.  It shows the danger of
metaphorical "logic," the influence of dominant ideologies in consolidating
unproven assumptions, and... ends up not addressing our problem at all, but
simply repeating a lot of sexist drivel.



"If insurrection is an art, its main content is to know how to give the
struggle the form appropriate to the political situation."

                        -Vo Nguyen Giap



"Rather than seeking comparabilities in statistical terms among what are
all too often superficial features of different situations, comparabilities
must be sought at the level of determinate mechanisms, at the level of
processes that are generally hidden from easy view."

                        -Eleanor Burke Leacock



"Every day one has to struggle that this love to a living humanity
transform itself into concrete acts, in acts that serve as examples, as
motivation."

                        -Ernesto "Che" Guevara

"Mask no difficulties."

                        -Amilcar Cabral

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