Sierra Quitiquit is freaks out over a meme

emrenidk man it would be really cool to have equal pay for women in competitions

eheathWhich events are you referring to? Xgames and dew tour, historical the largest skiing events, pay men and women equally.

emrenoff the top of my head?

on a large scale - fwt + qualifiers.
smaller scale - rails to riches i suppose

know anything about the world cup or olympics prize money? i do not... (also really not interested in aggressive arguing because i will not be able to change anyone's mind over the internet!)

GrandThingsAnybody got a linky to the original meme?

SkibumsmithLOL at Sierra calling herself an athlete. Ski acting and modeling sure. Athlete? Nope.

emren

emrenidk man it would be really cool to have equal pay for women in competitions

[hank]Like let's break this down. The meme (posted on @memecork and credited to Steve Stepp) depicts a woman being thrown out of a moving car for suggesting equal pay in their competitive field. So here's how Quitiquit is spot on and you're...not:

Equal pay: On a centuries-deep level, men in western civilization have had privileged access to athletics. You're going to say it's because men are naturally better athletes, whatever. You're wrong. Do a little bit of in-depth research on sexual dimorphism and human history. The emergence of men as a biologically stronger sex is 100% rooted in the rise of cultural patriarchalism. There are literally thousands of cultures and populations who have favored women's athletics, and seen women as the dominant competitors in a variety of physical domains. In this culture, at this time, men have a proclivity toward selective hereditary traits that have made them, temporarily, stronger on average. That would 1000000% change if we stopped subjugating women to domestic roles, discouraging them from athletics, and asserting that extreme sports are a men's field. You want women and men to go head to head? First give them the same chance that men have. Create competitive ski organizations that are all women (bc we all know how many teams are boys clubs). Promote women's events on the same level as men. Advertise events with women to women (they are 51% of the world population, I promise that there is a market for women's skiing). Most of all, create the same opportunities for women athletes. Nobody is going to throw triple corks in competition for half the payout, plain and simple. Change the culture, and you will level the playing field. People didn't think women could be engineers or doctors 50 years ago either, but obviously, they were wrong.

Violence against women: The woman literally got thrown out of a car for calling out systemic oppression you pop tart.

emrenoff the top of my head?

on a large scale - fwt + qualifiers.
smaller scale - rails to riches i suppose

know anything about the world cup or olympics prize money? i do not... (also really not interested in aggressive arguing because i will not be able to change anyone's mind over the internet!)

theabortionatorRails to riches the mens sells out forever in advance, womens you could probably get in right before the event. Idk the specific numbers but a lot of these events have 3+ times more guys competing.

But yeah, the men have a higher prize pool to oppress women. That seems logical.

wameronI promise that Sierra skis gnarlier lines than you.

[hank]Like let's break this down. The meme (posted on @memecork and credited to Steve Stepp) depicts a woman being thrown out of a moving car for suggesting equal pay in their competitive field. So here's how Quitiquit is spot on and you're...not:

Equal pay: On a centuries-deep level, men in western civilization have had privileged access to athletics. You're going to say it's because men are naturally better athletes, whatever. You're wrong. Do a little bit of in-depth research on sexual dimorphism and human history. The emergence of men as a biologically stronger sex is 100% rooted in the rise of cultural patriarchalism. There are literally thousands of cultures and populations who have favored women's athletics, and seen women as the dominant competitors in a variety of physical domains. In this culture, at this time, men have a proclivity toward selective hereditary traits that have made them, temporarily, stronger on average. That would 1000000% change if we stopped subjugating women to domestic roles, discouraging them from athletics, and asserting that extreme sports are a men's field. You want women and men to go head to head? First give them the same chance that men have. Create competitive ski organizations that are all women (bc we all know how many teams are boys clubs). Promote women's events on the same level as men. Advertise events with women to women (they are 51% of the world population, I promise that there is a market for women's skiing). Most of all, create the same opportunities for women athletes. Nobody is going to throw triple corks in competition for half the payout, plain and simple. Change the culture, and you will level the playing field. People didn't think women could be engineers or doctors 50 years ago either, but obviously, they were wrong.

Violence against women: The woman literally got thrown out of a car for calling out systemic oppression you pop tart.

emrenPlease don’t @ me anymore I already said it’s not possible to change people’s mind on the internet and your comments are coming off kinda rude

(And misinformed with a lack of information)

**This post was edited on Apr 11th 2019 at 4:44:13pm

theabortionatorI thought this was a forum, a place where people talk to each other. Not a place where you instantly shut down anyone who disagrees with you.

That said, if you had argued your point instead of saying "You're not allowed to talk to me" maybe the conversation would have brought up other things.

You mentioned events like rails to riches. Your original post was about equal pay in competitions.

I mentioned that events like R2R draw way more guys. I've worked contests where every girl that showed up got a prize. Several in the smaller park events.

I think that's sad for the reason that we need to engage more with people. There's a huge push for that these days. Women specific events and programs to make people feel more comfortable, get them out there. Also women's riding is fucking awesome these days. I've talked about that a bunch on the forums the last few years. I'm more excited to watch some of the women's comps than men's. But you would know that if you talked to me instead of throwing up bizarre barriers.

Don't worry though. I won't reply to you again, because theirs no point, but the internet like everything else is a place to learn things, and challenge your opinions. Maybe I'm wrong, maybe you're right, but shutting down and throwing up walls saying "I already said it’s not possible to change people’s mind on the internet " is absolutely ridiculous.

If you can't debate in an open forum, in a simple discussion, good luck in the real world. Maybe your in college in that bubble world at the moment, but there's a whole world out there filled with differing viewpoints. At some point you're going to have to deal with that or you're gonna have a tough time out there.

I've coached girls, I've run smaller comps, but I'm misinformed with a lack of information because I'm a dude? To me, that comment is coming off as kind of rude.


Peace

SKRockiesClassic left wing perspective for people to expect everyone to listen to them and their opinion and the second someone opposes it they stop listening, we see the same thing in public debates on sociology, and psychology. Its pathetic and needs to be addressed especially in media. People talk about oppression and dont realise they themselve are oppressing people by ignoring and shutting down their views before allowing a separate perspective to be shown.

SKRockiesClassic left wing perspective for people to expect everyone to listen to them and their opinion and the second someone opposes it they stop listening, we see the same thing in public debates on sociology, and psychology. Its pathetic and needs to be addressed especially in media. People talk about oppression and dont realise they themselve are oppressing people by ignoring and shutting down their views before allowing a separate perspective to be shown.

Swandog7Does anyone have any footage of this girl skiing? Just curious, I've never heard of her before and she only has pictures on her page

mike_eSame, I unfollowed her bc she doesn't actually post any ski content, just lifestyle photos. She's like the queen bee of the "insta-skier girl" generation. If anyone could point me in the direction of her actual content (not just making some nice pow marketing turns) let me know. Don't mean to trash fellow skiers but damn if you're going to complain this much at least have some gnarly content to back it up with..

Titus69"I've had my ass grabbed by team managers, I've lost sponsorships when I refused to engage sexually"

Posts her ass doing squats in a video

bread_birdNot a fan of this logic. Correct me if I'm misinterpreting you but she should be allowed to post things like that without getting molested...

bread_birdNot a fan of this logic. Correct me if I'm misinterpreting you but she should be allowed to post things like that without getting molested...

SchlossAdleri hAvE BeEn a pRoFeSsIoNaL AtHlEtE FoR NeArLy a dEcAdE.

theabortionatorYeah agreed. Not sure where that was going.

[hank]This is the culture you are legitimizing and enforcing with your bullshit though...
Like your name is the fucking abortionator dude look in a mirror

[hank]This is the culture you are legitimizing and enforcing with your bullshit though...
Like your name is the fucking abortionator dude look in a mirror

[hank]Like let's break this down. The meme (posted on @memecork and credited to Steve Stepp) depicts a woman being thrown out of a moving car for suggesting equal pay in their competitive field. So here's how Quitiquit is spot on and you're...not:

Equal pay: On a centuries-deep level, men in western civilization have had privileged access to athletics. You're going to say it's because men are naturally better athletes, whatever. You're wrong. Do a little bit of in-depth research on sexual dimorphism and human history. The emergence of men as a biologically stronger sex is 100% rooted in the rise of cultural patriarchalism. There are literally thousands of cultures and populations who have favored women's athletics, and seen women as the dominant competitors in a variety of physical domains. In this culture, at this time, men have a proclivity toward selective hereditary traits that have made them, temporarily, stronger on average. That would 1000000% change if we stopped subjugating women to domestic roles, discouraging them from athletics, and asserting that extreme sports are a men's field. You want women and men to go head to head? First give them the same chance that men have. Create competitive ski organizations that are all women (bc we all know how many teams are boys clubs). Promote women's events on the same level as men. Advertise events with women to women (they are 51% of the world population, I promise that there is a market for women's skiing). Most of all, create the same opportunities for women athletes. Nobody is going to throw triple corks in competition for half the payout, plain and simple. Change the culture, and you will level the playing field. People didn't think women could be engineers or doctors 50 years ago either, but obviously, they were wrong.

Violence against women: The woman literally got thrown out of a car for calling out systemic oppression you pop tart.

freeskibum82we could always try something.. build two identical courses on opposite ends of the mountain, hold the women's and men's comps at the same exact time and see how many people attend one versus the other.

Or have women compete in the men's field then if they want a equal pay scenario. (this leads to an interesting topic on transgender athletes as well)

So could a man who now wants to identify as a woman compete in the women's comp?

also.. not trolling. this is a real topic of debate for cycling right now as men who now identify as women are allowed to complete in the women's field.

**This post was edited on Apr 11th 2019 at 3:45:01pm

SkibumsmithLOL at Sierra calling herself an athlete. Ski acting and modeling sure. Athlete? Nope.

[hank]Also @ every chad ranting about tEsTosTerOnE...it's *very* obvious that you didn't do yourselves any favors and research what I was saying for even a second, because evolutionary anthropology has covered your shit. Yall could keep spouting off the same weird greasy shit your dads told you when you were 13, or you could actually challenge yourselves to consider theories that don't exalt your dick. This is why the *one* woman defending this post (do you maybe see a problem there? no? figures) told yall to stop @ing her....it's probably pretty exhausting to have a gang of Thads all decide that they don't need to consider any of the points you make, because you know, she's a chick bro.

Also also, Sierra Quitiquit is a professional (read: puts out an impressive big mountain segment in a major ski film practically every year) skier, a surfer, a yogi, a runner, a climber, a model, and a brilliant businesswoman...what do you all have to show for yourselves? Can a single dude in this thread claim to be a more well rounded athlete or industry expert than her?

[hank]Like let's break this down. The meme (posted on @memecork and credited to Steve Stepp) depicts a woman being thrown out of a moving car for suggesting equal pay in their competitive field. So here's how Quitiquit is spot on and you're...not:

Equal pay: On a centuries-deep level, men in western civilization have had privileged access to athletics. You're going to say it's because men are naturally better athletes, whatever. You're wrong. Do a little bit of in-depth research on sexual dimorphism and human history. The emergence of men as a biologically stronger sex is 100% rooted in the rise of cultural patriarchalism. There are literally thousands of cultures and populations who have favored women's athletics, and seen women as the dominant competitors in a variety of physical domains. In this culture, at this time, men have a proclivity toward selective hereditary traits that have made them, temporarily, stronger on average. That would 1000000% change if we stopped subjugating women to domestic roles, discouraging them from athletics, and asserting that extreme sports are a men's field. You want women and men to go head to head? First give them the same chance that men have. Create competitive ski organizations that are all women (bc we all know how many teams are boys clubs). Promote women's events on the same level as men. Advertise events with women to women (they are 51% of the world population, I promise that there is a market for women's skiing). Most of all, create the same opportunities for women athletes. Nobody is going to throw triple corks in competition for half the payout, plain and simple. Change the culture, and you will level the playing field. People didn't think women could be engineers or doctors 50 years ago either, but obviously, they were wrong.

Violence against women: The woman literally got thrown out of a car for calling out systemic oppression you pop tart.

CLQThe woman literally fell out of car while chasing Justin Bieber. Your name is already Hank, dont try to make yourself look like any bigger of an idiot.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2933789/Justin-Bieber-fan-falls-SUV-following-star-Beverly-Hills.html

[hank]also, Sierra Quitiquit is a professional (read: puts out an impressive big mountain segment in a major ski film practically every year) skier,