An Interesting Take on BLM

[FireIceTalon]

It was enlightening for me to hear from an RN how much male nurses get harassed by the staff in hospitals. Like, all the 1950's stuff you hear men did to women is completely in reverse; in a female-dominated work environment the men get harassed hard. It's human nature and it requires significant effort by people to recognize and suppress these behaviors.

There is utterly nothing enlightening about this; not to me anyways. It's the same old 'white male feeling sorry for himself' tripe we hear every damn day.

Male RN's still make thousands more per year in salary than their female counterparts, a form of harassment and oppression in itself - and it has absolutely NOTHING to do with human nature, and EVERYTHING to do with patriarchy within the historical development of capitalist social relations. White males are privileged in nearly every sphere of society compared to minorities and women and have been since the dawn of American capitalism. As a white male, I say to my fellow white males who are complaining about their privilege being attacked - cry me a river, build a fucking bridge, and you know the rest.

In the end, we're all tribal monkeys "defending our tribe." It's baked into our DNA. Few can rise above it and almost no one does so consistently.

Do you have any peer reviewed or otherwise scientific evidence to back this assertion up? Cause other than a few biological imperatives such as mating and reproducing, the whole human nature argument as a way of understanding and explaining our social being and organization is largely discredited and abandoned (for good reason); seen a gross oversimplification at best, entirely bogus at worst.