Society wrote:

> "Dustbin"  wrote in message
> news:g5UZd.68140$Bk7.6747{at}fe1.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
>
>>Grandpappy bleated...
>>
>>>Dr Zen barked...
>>>
>>>>Hyerdawg's Grandpappy wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>[My granddaughter's high school pics online]
>>>>>http://www.worldschoolphotographs.com/pic1.htm
>>>>
>>>>[...]Poor excuse for a man, you.
>
>
> 
>
> Your sexism is showing 'cause you don't bother
> scolding the poor excuses for a woman who
> MSbehave toward men.
>
>
>>>just give your seat to the females [...]
>
>
> Begging for special privileges for the girls again, eh?
>
>
>>>HEAVILY pregnant women catch public
>>>transport in Sydney peak hour -
>
>
> No, I'm not joining your female boo-hoo session,
> bleater.  Perhaps Mrs. Heavily-Preggers of Syndney
> ought to stay home instead.
>
>
>>>and are forced to stand
>
>
> "Forced"??  Liar.
>
>    The rotter who simpers
>    that he see no difference
>    between the power of the dollar
>    and the power of the whip,
>    ought to learn the difference
>    on his own hide - as, I think, he will.
>
>    Ayn Rand, _Atlas_Shrugged_
>
>    (Those who are foolishly modern
>    may substitute "she" for "he" and
>    the remark remains just as valid.)
>
> Liar.  Mrs. Heavily-Preggers of Sydney isn't
> "forced" to do any such thing.  She could have
> stayed home, waited for the next bus, called
> a taxicab, etc.  Perhaps, bleater, you are making
> a characteristically feminine mistake: confusing
> wants with genuine needs.  (I often hear women
> and girls whining "I need..." or "I need you to..."
> when what they are really up to is trying to
> wheedle some unneeded want of theirs out of
> someone.)
>
>
>>>among indifferent commuters
>>>who refuse to offer them a seat.
>>
>>Typical of these bleeding LIARS. They want equality and then want special
>>treatment.
>
>
> Yup.
>
>
>>This has reminded me of one of my very first experiences of what LYING
>>filth females are. I was on a bus on my way to school around about 1959.
>>As I would mount the bus at the first stop after the terminus it was
>>invariable that I could get a seat.
>>
>>One day a female organism, standing in the gangway, said: "Young man,
>>don't you stand up for a lady to sit down?" To this I replied:
"You wanted
>>equality, now you've got it."
>>
>>
>
>
> You did that in 1959 -- a mere ten years after Simone
> de Beauvoir published her feminist manifesto _The
> Second Sex_, Dustbin?

Yup!

> You were a man ahead of your time.  I applaud you.
> Would there had been more men with your moral
> clarity and fortitude, oh what calamities brought on
> by feminist _poseurs_ we would have been spared!
>

I was a twelve year old child ahead of my time.
  In fact, Simone de Beauvior's piece is but
one. Some sort of feminism had been going on for
decades (some might even say centuries).

The reason that I reacted like that is not
because I was being particulaly clear-headed or
insightful. It arises out of a personal and
deeply psychological hatred of LIES that arises
out of a childhood incidenct which I won't
bother everyone with here.

In reacting as I did on the bus I was reacting
unconsciously against the inconsistency (LIES)
inherent in the situation, not putting up any
grandiose male resistence to feminism.

D.




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