Society wrote:

> "MCP"  wrote in message
> news:A9SXd.34474$y25.16156{at}fe3.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
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>>     WOMEN PRISONS - EMAILS
>>
>>  A reform group is calling for women prisons
>>  to be "virtually abolished".
>
>
> Yeah, let's have 'coed' prisons!  There's already
> women guards in prisons for men, so women
> inmates aren't really an innovation at all.
> (I'm more than half serious about this.)
>
>
>>  The Howard League for Penal Reform
>>  says women should only be jailed for
>>  violent or serious offences, because they
>>  suffer disproportionately in prison.
>
>
>    Girls have more delicate heinies.
>
>    Suzy Derkins
>    in "Calvin and Hobbes" by Bill Watterson
>
> If anything, women suffer disproportionately LESS
> in prison than their counterpart men.  But womanfirsters
> of both the feminist and traditionalist sorts insist
> on putting women on these phony pedestals.
>
>
>>It says the three-fold rise in female prisoners
>>since 1993 is unacceptable
>
>
>    Equality never promised to make women's lives easier,
>    only fairer.
>
>    Robyn Blumner, former executive director of the
>    Miami, Florida chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union.
>
> A side effect of feminism's bawling about 'equality'
> has been that a few things have gotten a bit
> more equal -- despite the actual agenda of the
> feminists of seeking more privileges for women.
> One such move toward a bit more equality of
> treatment for women has been to take women
> down a peg in the criminal courts.  Women
> remain far more privileged than men when
> suspected of crimes, of course, else the ratio
> of men to women in prisons would not be as
> lopsided as it currently is.
>
>
>>and jail should be reserved for those who
>>commit serious or violent offences and
>>remain a danger to the public.
>
>
> IMO, cockteasing is a one of those "serious
> or violent offences" but because it's a behavior
> of women, not men, cockteasing isn't considered
> a crime at all.
>

It damned well is a violent offence when it
progresses and the bitch reacts with a sexual
harrassment allegation, or worse - rape.

D.


>
>>[remainder snipped]
>>http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30100-1173804,00.html
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