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Andie, serious answer -- The same thing they are teaching by not allowing girls. -- nm
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Fuzzy (aka mrfuzzy)
Jul 17 '12, 09:48
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that they are something "other", to be shunned and excluded and generally held in lower regard than your peers? -- nm
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evil atheist znufrii
Jul 17, 09:53
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Really? You think that the boys learn that all that about girls based on the membership policy? -- nm
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Fuzzy
Jul 17, 09:57
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maybe not to that extent, but the whole point of exclusionary socialization is to strengthen identifcation among the "in-group"
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evil atheist znufrii
Jul 17, 10:04
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but girls are allowed to be scouts. just not at the same meetings as boy scouts. they aren't persona non grata for the organization. -- nm
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Andie
Jul 17, 09:50
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Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts are different organzations. -- nm
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Fuzzy
Jul 17, 09:52
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Though there are subdivision of the BSA that allow girls. (Exploring/Venturing) -- nm
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Ender
Jul 17, 10:13
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