[i[(about the Lindsay Clancy case)
This is feminism. This is the inevitable result of women having rights. Every society in human history put major restrictions on women’s rights not because they were evil misogynists, but on account of the fact they female hysteria is one of the most deadly and destructive forces on planet earth.
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That representing the ancient framed by the modern:
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On the other side of the Thames with the London Eye ferris wheel, the statue on Westminster Bridge from the time of Queen Victoria opposite the Palace of Westminster, which contains every Wednesday when the PM - this time Andy Burnham - appears for Prime Minister’s Questions, those on the government benches MPs & ministers of HM Government - King Charles III whose mother was Queen Elizabeth II - the likes of Secretary of State Louise Haigh, Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood, Health Minister Yvette Cooper, Education Minister Lucy Powell, Local Government minister Angela Rayner, Energy minister Miatta Fahnbulleh, Culture minister Lisa Nandy, Environment minister Dame Angela Eagle, Chief Whip Anneliese Midgley, Attorney General Ellie Reeves, and stop me when I’ve sufficiently destroyed your opinions, OP.
But even when a helicopter crash landed onto Westminster Bridge and a modern day defender of Britain won against the evil that was SPECTRE with a Walther PPK, she who wielded a spear against the patriarchal Romans - Boudica - witnessed that and was impressed. The ancient and modern can exist together.
Certainly attitudes .
“This is feminism.”
“This is the inevitable result of women having rights.”
“Every society in human history put major restrictions on women’s rights”
“ not because they were evil misogynists, but on account of the fact they female hysteria is one of the most deadly and destructive forces on planet earth.”
Especially considering how many military have died this year just so that Trump can pretend his dick is bigger than Obama’s…
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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