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I blame our fore mothers for giving men the vote. Boudica didnt put up with this type of guff. On the womens rights to choose topic, I remember there was a girl - under 16, lived in Ireland and was pregnant as a result of rape. She came to England as in Ireland she could not get a termination, and she faced the priests telling her it was evil to kill an innocent - which is what she would still have been, one assumes, had some sicko kept his dick in his pants - should have been cut off with pinking shears. Adoption - a child carrying a child concieved in such a way, and after birthing it it would have been whisked away to some other catholic family and she would have been left with the pieces of her life. At a time long past in our history, men would have had no say in such matters.
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On another track, equal rights go both ways. I once worked telesales for a company offering glamorous portrait shots and makeovers for ladies (I was student). Company was outraged that I sold one to a transvestite. But hes a man! Yes, I said, and I fought for equal rights (mayhap one day we will get them), and he has the right to be treated with equality too. They said he couldnt use their clothes or make up - but I said thats okay, his own are better quality.
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