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RE: Disqusting Commercial From Norwegian Bank DNB, Using Children For Their Feminist Propaganda Lies
I remember in my childhood, in the 80s, "likestilling" ("gender equality") was a buzzword - but already as a child I did recognize one thing: "likestilling" works only in one direction, seldom in another - men would be expected to fix all kind of technical issues since they are men, at the same time they would be expected to do at least half of all the housework and children care because of ... "likestilling".
That said, equality is a complex issue and should not be dismissed as such. I think the overly simplification given in the video is not serving the case very well, rather the opposite.
Yes, you are right, the problem today is that equality only goes one way. I believe that the policies that we have today will create a very unequal or unbalanced society. The old adage that says that if you treat everybody equally you are in fact treating them differently since everybody is different applies to this as well.
We see the start of the problems in education where 70% of university graduates are women and in most prestigious subjects that are non-technical there is a huge surplus of women. But there is no will to regulate this. On the other hand, in the engineering and other technical studies there is affirmative action to get more female students. I wonder how long this will go on for before something is done?