Saturday, 20 September 2014

Ellie Mae O’Hagan Crushes The Dreams Of Progressive Girlie Men Everywhere…

Equal rights are achieved when those who are denied them organise and take power. This was the ethos that led working people to form the Labour Representation Committee, which became the Labour party. And it’s the same ethos that led to the foundation of the Feminist Initiative party in Sweden, which has just missed out on seats in the country’s election. Here’s hoping the party isn’t disheartened, and continues to organise – and let’s do the same in the UK .
Right on, sister! I’m sure all the wet males at CiF will have your back!
What would this party look like? Well, for a start, no men would be allowed.
Oh. FAIL!
Our primary aim would be to ensure female autonomy: that no women should be economically dependent on men, confined by sexist social norms and at risk of violence, or have their destinies determined by their sexual organs.
So…who are women going to be economically dependant on – the State?
Under a feminist party there would be no headlines about equal pay taking another 60 years to be realised, no tabloids publishing shaming stories of girls having sex on holiday, no quibbling over whether to make domestic violence a separate offence, and full reproductive rights for all.
Don’t you have to get elected first? And then negotiate and horsetrade with the opposition parties to get relevant legislation through?

Good lord, it’s as if you’re a silly little airhead who hasn’t thought any of this through, isn’t it?

H/T: Tim Worstall

5 comments:

Macheath said...

Is it me, or does 'full reproductive rights for all' sound oddly like...

"Suppose you agree that he can't actually have babies, not having a womb - which is nobody's fault, not even the Romans' - but that he can have the *right* to have babies."?

dfordoom said...

"that no women should be economically dependent on men"

So logically that means that men should no longer have to pay taxes to support women?

andy5759 said...

Well thought out, that man (I presume). Perhaps they could form women only charities. I like the idea of women on charity, we used to call them fallen women, my favourite kind.

Anonymous said...

Owen Jones/tits in papers, typical CiF.

JuliaM said...

"Is it me, or..."

Nope, that's exactly what I was reminded of!

"So logically that means that men should no longer have to pay taxes to support women?"

*sucks in breath* Ooooh, steady on!