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Women achieving "equality" rights.....
posted by Matt on 03:28 PM April 23rd, 2005
Inequality Indiana Jones writes "So, all these recent female lawsuit victories in family court, divorce court, and violence court is just for 'equality?'"

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"Plan of action:

1. Everyone write a POLITE response for the article and send it to Letters-at-cbc.ca

2. Everyone CALL cbc and complain about this radical feminist Georgie Binks 1866-206-INFO --canada only, you might want to look up how to dial it from the US.

3. Everyone formally write letters of complaint against Georgie Binks to CBC headquarters.

This plan will work, because CBC staff almost ALWAYS responds."

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The plan of action.. (Score:1)
by Indiana Jones on 05:01 PM April 23rd, 2005 EST (#1)
So once again, everyone please try to send a short and to-the point message against Georgie Binks to CBC.

CBC is very viewer-friendly, and almost responds (to me anyways).

Also, make sure and call as the CBC representatives actually will write down your complaint and submit it to the proper authorties.

Do NOT waste your time and send any complaints to LEAF themselves. They are all bunch of radical feminists and will not heed to any equality.
gender feminist hypocrisy (Score:0)
by Anonymous User on 11:42 AM April 24th, 2005 EST (#2)
"You can't go jogging in the park in the daytime or night alone. You have to be constantly alert to the possibility of sexual assault. Every time you walk home from a friend's in the dark, you are conscious of your lack of physical security. That is your inequality being expressed."

When we look at the crime stats we see that it is men who are assaulted most and murdered most. Focusing just on violence that women experience (to a lesser degree than men) is the height of gender feminist hypocrisy.

Men and women should be treated equally under the law in all areas, and women should not be entitled to all the extra protection the gender feminists have been demanding and getting.

Ray
Re:gender feminist hypocrisy (Score:1)
by bukowski on 05:43 PM April 24th, 2005 EST (#3)
Not to mention that it's men who are women's unpaid body guards when we are around them.

That is not the case with smaller men.

One time a feminist was complaining that when women go out to their car's at night they need men to accompany them.

I told her men do not consider it a privilege to be women's unpaid body guards.

She didn't respond.
Re:gender feminist hypocrisy (Score:0)
by Anonymous User on 06:47 PM April 24th, 2005 EST (#4)
"Men and women should be treated equally under the law in all areas"
              Yes, women bitterly resent being regarded as helpless and defenseless and simultaneously bitterly resent NOT being regarded as helpless and defenseless. They demand the "helpless" tag when such a tag confers advantage, and just as vehemently reject that label when it is advantageous to do so.
                Thus feminists demand a woman has the right to join the most elite fighting unit of the army. When the self same 6 foot 4 inch female soldier makes an allegation of assault, the feminists demand a crushing reponse from the police and courts because she has miraculously reverted to being a helpless defenseless female.
                The preservation, and enhancement, of traditional female gender privilege has always been as important to feminists as the destruction of traditional female gender burdens. Refer to the excellent 1913 publication, "The Fraud of Feminism" (available on the net).
Hotspur
Re:gender feminist hypocrisy (Score:2)
by Rand T. on 06:54 AM April 25th, 2005 EST (#5)
"You can't go jogging in the park in the daytime or night alone. You have to be constantly alert to the possibility of sexual assault. Every time you walk home from a friend's in the dark, you are conscious of your lack of physical security. That is your inequality being expressed."

Somewhat ironic given how feminists, when discussing rape and sexual assaults, keep emphasizing that most rapes and sexual assaults are committed by someone the victim knows. So which is it?
Self Defense 101, or, How to act like Bruce Lee (Score:2)
by Clancy (long_ponytail@yahoo.com) on 05:34 PM April 27th, 2005 EST (#7)
If all of these defenseless women would just go to the F-Word wimmin's web site, there is a 4-page, hand drawn document that will make every woman a force to be reckoned with. If I took the advice written there and I tried to apply those lessons against a street-wise fighter that was intent on kicking my ass, the only wise defense would be to run like hell. Teaching someone how to break a wrist hold, or to paractice your punching skills on a sleeping bag, or how to throw a snap kick in one easy step, and of course, the obligatory kick to the groin, would be the fastest way I know of to land in either: A)the hospital or B)the morgue. If any of these tactics, which are sound when taught by a qualified instructor and then practiced for at least a year, actually work on a male attacker, the guy would have to be legally blind-drunk. If you are a chick and are about to be accosted, MY ADVICE? RUN, Forrest, RUN! (apologies to Forrest Gump).
from the article... (Score:0)
by Anonymous User on 03:41 PM April 25th, 2005 EST (#6)
"LEAF cannot afford to take on individual cases for women, but it does monitor legal cases across the country and intervenes in a few that have the most potential to affect women's equality rights."

Is there any men's legal advocacy group that does the same thing?
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