We rarely talking about supporting the Jewish, for example, or Mexicans, or gays representation in engineering. What is the philosohpy at play here? And what if someday women became the majority, would you then fight to bring men back up to parity?
She didn't have answers, which to me just made me wonder if she was fighting for a vision of equality, or promoting her in-group.
Working in tech I work with probably 80% minorities (Indians, Asians, women, gays, Iranians, Bangladeshi, Pakistani, Russians, one Venezualen, one Egyptian). There was at least one time I was the only white guy on a team of 9.
Most of those I asked did not feel discriminated against.
So you tell your sob stories all you want, but the reality is most americans couldn't afford $500 in an emergency, and however bad you think skin color X or gender Y has it, that gulf pales in comparison to the problem of class-ism in America (and I don't here any SJWs speaking to that, and so I really have to question the motives at play).
And you're just dishonest to us and yourself if you are insinuating you, or Google, or SJW-crowd cares 1/10th as much about hiring an proportionate number of hispanics/jews/ugly-people/tatooed-people as it does a proportionate number of women.
Poor neglected you. I can only assume that the reason why you are being so incredibly defensive, offended and acting like a child is because the criticism hit home. In the end it doesn't matter of course, changing is coming and you will have to adapt to it.
Uh. You could assume that. You could also consider that perhaps your ad-hominem response plays a role.
I feel like you've successfully illustrated my point for me though and am going to exit this exchange.