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Eh?
There is one?
Patricia Hewitt, isn't it?
Er, why?
I demand a Mans minister, to er, um....defend our rights!
There is one?
Patricia Hewitt, isn't it?
Er, why?
I demand a Mans minister, to er, um....defend our rights!
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That is sad really but still in this day and age it is true. True equaliy will never happen between the sexes until the people who fight for it are agreeable to the fact that the sexes are not equal.
Sorry. I know that makes little sense (blame the vodka). The sexes past a certain point are not equal. They never will be while you are comparing brains to brawn. In the general way of things men are stronger.
Men are stronger, always were always will be, and can do certain things that women will not do as opposed to things that most women cannot do e.g. a women truck driver (I love them) cannot offload a consigment for me above a certain weight whereas the guys just lift it off and be done with it.
I just know I am going to read this tomorrrow and curse.
Sorry. I know that makes little sense (blame the vodka). The sexes past a certain point are not equal. They never will be while you are comparing brains to brawn. In the general way of things men are stronger.
Men are stronger, always were always will be, and can do certain things that women will not do as opposed to things that most women cannot do e.g. a women truck driver (I love them) cannot offload a consigment for me above a certain weight whereas the guys just lift it off and be done with it.
I just know I am going to read this tomorrrow and curse.
No no no.
The key problem with womens' rights is people getting greedy and trying to screw all they can get out of it, throwing equality out of the window.
Well, that and mistakes made over use of positive discrimination.
Sexist toshers like him, unless he genuinely didn't mean it (which I doubt) will just exaccebate the problem.
We need people of both sexes who are interested in working for genuine equality.
Not two sides trying to gain all the ground for 'their side' as they can manage.
I suppose when you look at it like that, true equality is never going to happen!
The key problem with womens' rights is people getting greedy and trying to screw all they can get out of it, throwing equality out of the window.
Well, that and mistakes made over use of positive discrimination.
Sexist toshers like him, unless he genuinely didn't mean it (which I doubt) will just exaccebate the problem.
We need people of both sexes who are interested in working for genuine equality.
Not two sides trying to gain all the ground for 'their side' as they can manage.
I suppose when you look at it like that, true equality is never going to happen!
You have at least one in Europe.
[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/3912205.stm[/URL]
He's back tracked and said he was joking but I think a lot of small businesses would have heard what he said and privately agreed with him.
[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/3912205.stm[/URL]
He's back tracked and said he was joking but I think a lot of small businesses would have heard what he said and privately agreed with him.
As far as positive discimination goes, I think this is a fairly minor 'offender'.
However, the way things are going, with growing inconsistencies in 'equality' and an increasing spotlight in 'positive discrimination' erroding mens' rights, I think a men's minister (and general body provinding counterbalance to the womens' rights movement) could be an important role.
If we don't have one (I remember hearing talk about getting one, but I don't know whether it happened. Probably not, I imagine it was a 5 minute Tory policy that evaporated when the headlines moved on..
Anyway, if we don't have one, it's probably about the time that one would be genuinely useful.
However, the way things are going, with growing inconsistencies in 'equality' and an increasing spotlight in 'positive discrimination' erroding mens' rights, I think a men's minister (and general body provinding counterbalance to the womens' rights movement) could be an important role.
If we don't have one (I remember hearing talk about getting one, but I don't know whether it happened. Probably not, I imagine it was a 5 minute Tory policy that evaporated when the headlines moved on..
Anyway, if we don't have one, it's probably about the time that one would be genuinely useful.
Can't have that because then that'd be sexist, however it's fine to have a women's minister for some reason.
Equal rights in practice, don't you just love it :-/
Equal rights in practice, don't you just love it :-/
Eh?
There is one?
Patricia Hewitt, isn't it?
Er, why?
I demand a Mans minister, to er, um....defend our rights!
There is one?
Patricia Hewitt, isn't it?
Er, why?
I demand a Mans minister, to er, um....defend our rights!
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