What have you personally added to the building of society?

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I've seen men on here claim that men are the ones that built our society and that it would all crumble without them, so what have you personally added to build society or are your claims just trying to take credit for others work?

Allowing women to comment too on this one, but this is mainly directed towards men.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

I live paycheck to paycheck and so far, I've raised about 200 dollars probably a little bit more to support Ukraine after finally moving out and stabilizing my finances a bit. sometimes I buy caramels and then sneak out of my apartment at night and tape them to my neighbors' doors too, so they go "WTF awesome!" My plan is to eventually hit every apartment in the building. I don't know why but it's fun sneaking around after midnight and taping the caramels to their front door it's like reverse thievery XD

Also, in general I just try to help people when I see someone. there's a lot of elderly people in my building so I help carry groceries sometimes, hold open doors and I was plowing the sidewalk because the city is run by dumb asses and 80-year-old people shouldn't have to break their neck to go to the store but my shovel broke so I'm going to buy a new one next month when my check comes in.

I try to avoid getting seen doing these things when I can because I prefer to by Anonymous with this because in charity's earliest forms it was in communal small agrarian communities and it was meant to be personal and come from a place of wanting to make someone life better because you care not because you want to be showered in praise. I know, whatever higher power there is knows and that's enough.

Ariesman81 · Accepted Answer

I install and maintain electrical, plumbing and HVAC systems to keep your showers hot, living space cool, lights on, and phone charged. I also inspect and repair backflow prevention assemblies to ensure the water you drink is safe from any possible contamination.

CupcakeTheDestroyer · Accepted Answer

Lmao men didn’t build shit. Society existed before the patriarchy and it was all matriarchal, societies were run by priestesses and there were no Gods, only Goddesses. It wasn’t until men realized that in order for a woman to make life (aka get pregnant) they needed male sperm that they decided to push their way in. What was initially a kind offering to give them a seat at the table suddenly turned to a conquering of the entire dining hall. They didn’t make shit, they’ve just been taking from women since they first had the opportunity.

MoonFace2 · Accepted Answer

Volunteer work teaching the disabled to ride horses, being a paid mental health, disabilities and aged care carer, volunteer work with the Salvation Army, paid work with the Salvation Army, a few months as a nurse’s aide and now volunteer work in a soup kitchen and possibly helping sick kids.

SeekerOfTruth007 · Answer

Since women's suffrage was enacted, women have done nothing but destroy the family unit by committing their whoredoms, forced "legalized" abortions, and forced "legalized" homosexual marriage and transsexualism, previously considered forms of insanity.

You haven't done one damned thing to advance humanity.

I on the other hand, should have won more than one Nobel Prize by now, if godless atheistic cranks didn't control the scientific community.

Apple1996 · Answer

I've birthed and now raising 5 sons. If society thinks men are so great and build everything maybe they should be giving more appreciation to the women who created those men

grega239 · Answer

you're asking men as individuals to explain what theyve done to contribute as a group. A bit unfair.

Me personally , i work as a delivery driver for small stores.

Yes , society would crumble. Who do you think drives all the trucks that bring goods to your grocery stores? Or maintain the infrastructure so you can turn on the lights and take showers. Or pump gas in your car, patrol the streets, go. to war etc.

Because the amount of women in these professions are so few, they might aswell not be there.

There are plenty of you tube videos explaining what would happen if men decided to not go. to work for a week.

I also suggest you watch a few clips of survivor island men vs women. It should make things clear

NathanDavis · Answer

I've definitely added to my communities in few ways... but I don't boast about it, and I certainly would not push it as "we men do every, thing"

there's both, men and women in my community... and it's always been like that

Miristheiss · Answer

My job I do career wise. I've owned 2 different homes. I have two kids. Pay my taxes. I am patriotic and love my country and I vote. I've performed Jury Duty. Give to charity.

AviatorTom · Answer

My career has been in the transportation industry, where I've helped build, modernize and maintain safe and efficient transportation systems that millions of people use every day.

Dargil · Answer

I have designed millions of square feet of these.

Jennz6 · Answer

I can’t really say anything because I’m a woman 🤷‍♀️💃

CalmUntilAbused · Answer

Well... I am a programmer in civilian communications. Nothing crucial, like farming, yet still necessary for the contemporary way of life.

Kaneki05 · Answer

That's not for me. Others can waste their time giving to society but I do not nor do I claim to.

goaded · Answer

I've worked on telecoms and meteological satellite systems. So has my wife. We also pay taxes!

msc545 · Answer

I take care of veterans with severe PTSD and keep them from killing or assaulting others including women. Does that make what I do with it to you?

KrakenAttackin · Answer

I have worked on building/inspecting sky scrapers, industrial facilities, power plants, and water distribution systems. I have worked on Aviation infrastructure, I currently am an incident manager for a major highway system. This is just a small snippet of the shit I have done. In all of these jobs there are never women insight unless they are with HR holding pizzas or firing people.

exitseven · Answer

I raised a responsible family and I have improved the lives of many of my students.

DrPepper12 · Answer

Teaching & coaching kids.  Volunteering for PTA stuff Volunteering for union stuff Canvassing for candidates

John_Cobretti · Answer

I used to be a fireman , not right now , might go back..

CaptainSmartass · Answer

I've approved payment for millions of pounds' worth of spending on improving city infrastructure and appearance. Simples...

Agape93 · Answer

Not a goddamn thing. Society isn't my problem

Anonymous · Answer

national security. cleaning criminals off the streets

ClassicDropout · Answer

An overdue element of toxicity. Some people just haven't been bullied enough before they met me and it shows.

Sunrising · Answer

I've done loads for society, like most men, but we don't like bragging about it to you females !

Anonymous · Answer

I have played a significant part in building more than 50 homes. Not one woman on any of those jobs. Well, unless you count answering phones and forwarding messages.

How about you, EZ? What have you built?

Shanom12309 · Answer

Not much, I'm more of a burden/disappointment to be honest

Anonymous · Answer

Our environment would suffer drastically without my work.

Tomisworthless · Answer

I've brought people together over their mutual hate and disgust of myself which is crucial to building a more heavenly society

beefcakebradybatson · Answer

Good looks and a 160+ IQ.

CubaPirate · Answer

My time working with homeless people

katiesmuff · Answer

Four good kids!

Anonymous · Answer

Not a fuckin thing.

glennos89 · Answer

Nothing I helped taring it apart 😜

Anonymous · Answer

Children

Worldclasslibtard · Answer

Nothing much

Maria0002 · Answer

I guess my humor.

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