[klingklang]

I was thinking the other day about great female politicians (!!???!). you know what I'm saying. Well bearing in mind it took men so long to get universal suffrage for themselves, don't you think a lot of our political problems could be down to the way ALL women just slid on in there. I'm not saying that they shouldn't all have the vote, I'm just saying a gradual easing in period of a few hundred years would have seen them get the more complicated stuff right a bit quicker. I am a true Liberal, not like the bastards who are prepared to sit back and watch these dizzy creatures make fools of themselves.

[Siberian Fox]

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[Brick]

Hello kling, just so you know, I'm female. I'll refrain judgment on your post until I find out exactly what you're trying to say.

you know what I'm saying.

Um, no I don't. Enlighten me.

don't you think a lot of our political problems could be down to the way ALL women just slid on in there.

Name some political problems you think resulted from women's suffrage.

a gradual easing in period of a few hundred years would have seen them get the more complicated stuff right a bit quicker.

Three questions here:
1. Prove women didn't get "the more complicated stuff" right at the beginning.
2. If you can prove that, how do you think a gradual easing would have helped?
3. What would be the steps of this gradual easing?

I am a true Liberal, not like the bastards who are prepared to sit back and watch these dizzy creatures make fools of themselves.

Exercising my right to vote makes me a fool?

Brick

[Freedom]

Saying women are stupid(in fact they are soo friggin complicated...) at least in Ireland they outperform boys in public exams. If they didnt get things from the start it was because they were deprived of the information for so long.