Ian wrote:
>
http://www.smh.com.au/news/Opinion/Men-in-trouble-now-that-even-their-sperm-isnt-necessary/2005/01/18/1105810914296.html?oneclick=true
>
> Good article, from Angry Harry.
>
> "The world does not need more celebrities, more academics or more
> graduates with big debts racing off overseas for a gap year before
> returning to work in a bar. What the world needs is more people who
> know how to make and maintain things that run our lives.
>
> It's not DIY, The Good Life or even Backyard Blitz. It's just men who
> do stuff - building, fixing, knocking down, taking away, rerouting,
> unravelling, dismantling, unearthing - that help keep a whole
> community, not just a private home, alive."

To make this point, sometimes I think men go on strike en masse.  Women
can watch society grind to a halt and wonder if we weren't so bad after
all.  There's a passive-aggressive approach to fighting misandry.

> I think men should be encouraged to take women who whine on about
equal
> rights, and put them in tea crates where they are shipped off to the
> Australian Outback.

Where they will hopefully die of thirst.  Survivors should be asked the
following:
- How do you define "rights?"
- Do you seek equal opportunity, or forced equality of outcome?
- If the former, can you provide us clear, demonstrable proof that
you've been denied equal opportunity?
- If the latter, would you rather we have a government big enough to
force true equality, or would you rather live in a free society?

Of course they won't have an answer for any of this.  All they can
really do is parrot the same old feminist rot, and they've no idea
what, if anything, underlies it. 

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