I definitely dont
There’s loads of jobs I would prefer a man to do over women and vice versa
If it was a job that involved hard labour, heavy lifting or rolling around digging in shit I’d want a man, 1 i think a man would perform those roles better and 2 i simply haven’t been raised to be comfortable watching women perform these tasks, I think most of us if we saw a lady carrying a heavy box we would take it off them
You can call it sexist and once again try and show how bigoted someone is imply they’re a beer bellied male chauvinist but I call it chivalry
No doubt Men are better suited to some jobs than women but the law says either sex can apply for any job, it also says you can’t punch them in the face.I'm not going to argue with you. There's no point when you shoot yourself in the foot.
Are you uncomfortable watching women weightlifting at the Olympics?
Would you also help a man if you saw him struggling with a suitcase?
A) Feminists would call you a misogynist. Sorry, but they want equal treatment under patriarchal system.
B) I agree with you, but I think the situation needed better experience of planning how to approach scrotes. Nobody exhibiting reactionary impulses come out in glory here.
There’s nothing misogynistic about what I said. The female police was outstanding in her duty & showed real grit & resilience to fire her taser at the assailant after being battered. 150 years ago you had to be a male & physically intimidating to be a Bobby, now we’ve realised that difference can be an asset.
You’re defending that an absolute thug who brought violence to an airport has ended up with a kicking. His injuries are so minor he been hospitalised. He wasn’t the victim, it wasn’t mistaken identity & he was 100% responsible for what happened.
The public & police need to be protected from thugs like this & he should be facing a lengthy prison sentence.
A) Tell that to a feminist fighting for equality of recognition.
B) I'm not relitigating my position. It's been said plenty of times. At no point have defended the brothers being right to react, no matter how you spin it. What turns to be 'minor' injuries could have been 'major'. He got lucky. Same could be said of the officer with the broken nose.
The offender became the victim from the boot and stamp. You know my viewpoint on why.
If "the public & police need to be protected from thugs", don't become the thug separated by uniform.
I think he knew he was tasered and was still angry and emotional about what had happened to him and his team and decided on his action.
I don't condone it, but I fully understand it.
The revision board won't condone it, even if they understand it and they'll make the decision.
My brother wouldn’t have found himself in such a position. He’s a law-abiding citizen.
Maybe you and your kid are different. If so, good luck with the law.
Rightly or wrongly [to you], if a woman wants to apply for a job that a man does, no matter the danger, it has to be respected, nay, commended they stepped up.
Do you both agree with equality?
Or do you believe women should be limited in the job they can do?
You can't have it both ways.
Has he/she/they gone to bed yet?Bigga would be fine, he would just politely bore the cops and everyone else there to death.