"Andre Lieven"  wrote in message
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>
> "Tron" (tronfuru{at}frisurf.no) writes:
> > "Andre Lieven"  skrev i melding
> > news:d27g3b$7f2$1{at}theodyn.ncf.ca...
> >>
> >> But, since she posted *no such claim*, her claim is... fatuous.
> >
> > I think it is nice that they are down to argueing "first woman to
imitate
> > a man in Field X" as being presumed equal to "First do
do /something/ in
> > Field Y".
>
> Well, its silly and petty. If a Thing X has already been done by
> someone, they it's pure racism/sexism to demand an " equal "
celebration
> when it's done by a member of a different birth group.
>
> > Another thing is that they implicitly recognize that in this way, men
are
> > indeed everywhere it matters, acknowledging that only imitations of
mens'
> > achievements are achievements. There are no records in
"female fields of
> > endeavour", barring Messalina.

> Indeed. When such Festering Femmeroids can point to actual first doings
> of any Thing X by women, then they might have a start at a claim of
> equal accomplishments. But, as they don't have that, haven't tried to
> accomplish that, they have... zippo.
>
> Andre
>
If men tried to imitate women's achievements maybe a man would have given
birth to ten babies (decuplets?) by now!
>





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