Wage Gap

Talk about knit picking what I say. Jesus H. Christ. XDLet's refute what he said:I posted this:"I've looked at your other source. It's by a women's group so its credibility is shaky. None the less, I will refute it. Women are more likely to work part time or spend less time at work. They're also less likely to go into higher paying specialties. Let's look at the claim."In 2012, the median earnings of American women working full time year-round were $37,791. American men earned a median income of $49,398. The gender wage gap has hovered at about 77 cents on the dollar since 2007."Note! This is women in general who work full time in many different fields. Men tend to work in higher paying jobs. Now factor in that women work less. On top of that, factor in long leaves of absence. Doesn't everything make sense? Women make as much as men. They just don't put in as much or of the same quality work as a man."What he said I posted:"Con’s only refutation to my source is that “It's by a women's group so its credibility is shaky.” This is an appeal to motive, a common logical fallacy and is unsubstantiated. Perhaps con could attack the content rather than the group.Con ignores my examples of higher paying jobs and only addresses my first source. This is a huge oversite as the other source demonstrates the wage gap is present when job field and experience are equal. "This is not true. It is extremely clear he hasn't looked at my sources. I IMPLORE PEOPLE TO LOOK AT THE VIDEOS I LINKED BEFORE VOTING. "Con has a disturbing view that women are paid less than men because “They just don't put in as much or of the same quality work as a man."No, I don't. I posted that with the intention for it to mean women take off more and value other things more than work on average. If you would've looked at my sources, you would've realized this.By the way, men make more because if they're more career oriented, they get more raises, promotions, ETC. If Con had looked at my sources, he would've seen that the majority of men are work oriented while the majority of women are more family oriented. In fact, even when women own their own company, they earn less than a man. Ask yourself why that is? Now watch the videos and read my arguments. It should be clear after that. Just so Con can't misinterpret or just flat out lie about what I wrote, I'll make it clear.His AAUW study factors in all women and men from different occupations which have different work hours and wages. How could that be valid if the workers aren't even in the same field?His Huffington Post study doesn't take into account how much time women take off and other factors. If Con had watched my video, he would've understood this instead of knit picking what he wanted to hear. Such factors could be maternity leave, time they take off, how much prevalence they hold in their work, ETC. Like I said, LOOK AT MY SOURCE FOR CLAIRIFICATION!Con has misrepresented my arguments and clearly has not checked out my sources. Before you decide who won this debate, watch the videos I linked in my last argument! Don't let Con blur your judgement. Arigatou! Sayonara!Anime OP:The World Only God Knows OP 1: Accel World OP 2: ;