Buddha1 said:
DARWINISM --- A DISTORTED WORLDVIEWMen who are naturally close to heterosexuality (meaning they have a strong need to bond with women) do tend to think that the only purpose of males is to mate and merge with the female.
What led you to believe this? Where is the evidence this is so? I you have no evidence other than your unvalidated personal observations, then this is mere, trivial speculation.
Buddha1 said:
The men who have a voice and speak --- and they speak a lot, and speak too loud because of their power, create an artificial environment where it appears that most men exist only to mate with and love women.
Please explain to me where this singular world view is promoted. It cannot be in literature, for literature is full of struggles against tyranny, against nature, against ones inner demons. Only a portion of it touches on men existing to mate with women, and then it is portrayed as only a single aspect of their character.
It cannot be in film, or popular novels, for they explore the same issues as literature, but with a more popular slant on it. Yes, in
some instances the hero may be pursuing the heroine, but he is also fighting injustice, or the illuminati, or the Russians, or the town council.
Buddha1 said:
But my point here is that, what happens when science --- which is a tool in the hands of the vested interest group which holds power ….. and which judges things only from what they appear on the outside ….. makes theories about male biology (sexuality) based on this viewpoint.
The result then is Darwinism.
Darwin was one of the heterosexual vested interested group who thought the entire male race shared his nature --- and he saw the world in that particular way, and went ahead to give scientific credence to this outlook, for the entire male race.
I believe this has been asked of you before and the response was negative. Have you read Origin of Species? Have you read any of Darwin's work? Have you read any of his biographies?
The answer was no. Perhaps you have been reading during your absence. How can you hope to make an analysis of Darwin's motives and contribute a radical reassessment of then without having that background as a minimum?
How can you do that Bhudda1 and expect to be taken seriously?