Gender Discussion #111

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That’s off the shopping list then pip n nut peanut butters
Bugger! I used to buy this. I use a lot of peanut butter and I’m trying to stick to brands without artificial additives. Off my shopping list now for their anti woman views 🤬🤬🤬
 
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I was a member of CND for many years. Because there weren’t many people in my area, our local branch was amalgamated with the WILPF branch (Women’s International League for Peace & Freedom). There were some formidable old-school feminists in that group, many of whom had been instrumental in the Greenham Common protest. They were all a generation older than me, but I was in awe of their attitude and the stories about protesting at Greenham and the harsh conditions they put up with. Their numbers are dwindling now 🙁.

Anyway, I just looked up the WILPF (founded in the First World War) to see if it was still going and saw this on their membership page
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So now blokes can join 😡. This was a movement originally set up by suffragists as the International Women’s Congress (renamed WILPF in 1915) with the aim of eradicating the root causes of war. It was set up by women for women. I wonder what the members of my local branch, many of whom are in their 80s and older, think of having to admit men in dresses should one demand to join.
Will there be anything left in womens life that these men don’t want to take part in?🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
 
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Will there be anything left in womens life that these men don’t want to take part in?🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
We know there's the fetish aspect :sick: to wanting to intrude.

But I'm increasingly becoming convinced that - for some men - it's:
a sense of entitlement
or a belief that women aren't their equal
or a lack of empathy / understanding of women
or view it as a challenge
Or a combination of the above.

They simply can't take "no" as an answer.
 
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We know there's the fetish aspect :sick: to wanting to intrude.

But I'm increasingly becoming convinced that - for some men - it's:
a sense of entitlement
or a belief that women aren't their equal
or a lack of empathy / understanding of women
or view it as a challenge
Or a combination of the above.

They simply can't take "no" as an answer.
Their ego’s are the problem
 
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Now the law has been clarified men who take e.g. prize money meant for women, should surely fall foul of the Fraud Act 2006.

If not, why not?

Edited to add the definition of gain and loss


The CPS Guidance
 
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We know there's the fetish aspect :sick: to wanting to intrude.

But I'm increasingly becoming convinced that - for some men - it's:
a sense of entitlement
or a belief that women aren't their equal
or a lack of empathy / understanding of women
or view it as a challenge
Or a combination of the above.

They simply can't take "no" as an answer.
It's because we can get loans and credits cards without a husband, isn't it? And we can get jobs. And we can wear what we like and style our hair how we like. They don't like that we have some autonomy. However the economy will probably fall down without us working so they have to put up with it . And they make millions of women being able to rack up debt and buy cars etc, so they try to hate us in different ways like using our toilets and curbing our safety.

I bet some western men actually would enjoy living in a muslim regime where the women need entertaining to the shops.and can't have their own car and have to obey in order to have a roof over their heads, etc.

Not all men but always quite a few men.
 
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Bugger! I used to buy this. I use a lot of peanut butter and I’m trying to stick to brands without artificial additives. Off my shopping list now for their anti woman views 🤬🤬🤬
Asda and Sainsbury’s both do 1kg tubs that are good value and just peanuts as an ingredient, no palm oil of anything added
 
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Another of my son’s friends has, in his words, ‘trooned out’. This one came as a complete shock to him as there was nothing that made him seem like an obvious candidate - the young man in question is gainfully employed as a lorry driver and even owns a property he rents out. His new name is ‘Cassandra’ or ‘Cassie’. The Greek mythology names seem to be very popular with them at the moment.
Apparently he’s secretly been on black market HRT for a year, and he feels SOOOOOO much better about himself, really in touch with his emotions and feelings and all those ‘lady’ things. It’s all so depressingly predictable and trite.
 
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Thanks for the peanut butter recommendations everyone!

The NHS in Scotland is still happy to break the law and support ideology over reality. Scary, you’d think in health care, scientific truth would be pretty important.
 
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I'm sure I've see Ann Hegarty come out with some gender woowoo 🤔
Sorry to quote myself, but it appears Annis also a terfy realist;
In March 2018, on Channel 5’s talk show The Wright Stuff, The Chase star Anne Hegerty made a controversial remark to journalist and trans activist Paris Lees during a live debate about the gender pay gap. When Lees questioned the existence of an "old boys' club" at the top, Hegerty retorted, "Well, you used to be a boy, you'd know that".

Apparently this comment was the reason Matthew Wright left The Wright Stuff - he was told to apologise for Anne's comment in the next show, he refused and Ann Diamond took his place and apologised. Matthew was told he couldn't continue to present the show if he didn't apologise and subsequently left the show.
So apologies to Anne, she's gender critical, as is Matthew Wright ❤
 
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