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Are Male Leaders better for Men?

Are Male Leaders better for Men?

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Not an article, just a sexist thread to balance the Female counterpart.

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Originally posted by Eladar
Not an article, just a sexist thread to balance the Female counterpart.
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i also think it's a sexist crap of an article. am i also illiterate sexist troll who is too idiotic to comprehend?

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Originally posted by Eladar
Not an article, just a sexist thread to balance the Female counterpart.
So you didn't read the article, but instead chose to give a knee-jerk, moron response.

Are you an Orangeman, too?


Will we ever reach the point when people will not be judged by sex and women given special consideration?


Originally posted by Eladar
Will we ever reach the point when people will not be judged by sex and women given special consideration?
Certainly not under "Trumplethinskin".


Originally posted by Eladar
Will we ever reach the point when people will not be judged by sex and women given special consideration?
I don't mind being judged on my sex: I'm wicked good at it!

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Certainly not under "Trumplethinskin".
That is (surprisingly) funny.

Carry on.

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What do you mean by Ulster Unionist? (Aside from the political party)?

Have you also lived in Northern Ireland?

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I lived in Northern Ireland for a brief period, and I never actually knew about the orangemen.

The DUP is the new unionist party, having supplanted the Ulsters.

I have this weird fascination with monarchy, despite being opposed to it in practically every way. I guess I find it fascinating how many royals manage to cultivate this image that they are anything other than normal humans, and that people believe it.


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you don't necessarily agree with her, but she understands women's issues, huh

issues that she suggests might be better addressed not by someone competent, but by someone with the right genitals. how is this different than men suggesting women aren't fit for certain jobs.

i must admit though, the article doesn't seem to be all sexisms. it's much more an incoherent mess in which it doesn't say exactly what is that she wants.


"If Zahlanzi were not overflowing with arrogance, then he would not hasten to dismiss
the long, honest (partly self-critical) contribution by Zoe Williams as 'sexist crap'."
in other words, people are arrogant if they don't agree with you (or zoe? you already said YOU don't necessarily agree with her)