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@davebruneau6068 Күн бұрын

You know its time to switch off when you hear the word "patriarchy" 12x in the 1st 12 minutes

@antonmarnitz6598 2 күн бұрын

"to match, you have to swipe east" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 incredible 👏👏

@RobertJonesWightpaint 4 күн бұрын

Ah, the army - many years ago I was at school (hard to believe, but I was) and a quite hopelessly out-of-his-comfort-zone army captain tried to convince a class of frankly rather rough youths, and that was just the girls, that we should consider a career in the army. Let us hope he never had to face the Taliban, because he quailed like a frightened jelly in front of us - and there I was, with specs and ingrown toenails plus epilepsy - I was never going to be the obvious recruit, really. Poor devil - "look if you don't settle down, I'll have to get someone in" .... i.e. a teacher, of whom he thought, poor fool, we'd all be afraid. Now, this was some 60 years ago, but judging by that advert, the assumptions the army makes about its potential recruits haven't changed much. But here's a clue, and perhaps they've learned: don't send a upper-class twit of an army captain to address 15 year old youths. Send an NCO, who has lived in the real world, and can talk to you about guns and explosives: THAT'S what does it for 15 year old boys, and quite a few girls. Captain Arbuckle, you'll be dead or long retired by now; but if you're still alive - I bet you still have nightmares about that experience at West Wight County Secondary Modern.

@rickbrowne9559 5 күн бұрын

You seen Him on radio one!!!...Mike Read, what a fucking nuisance.

@rickbrowne9559 5 күн бұрын

King...The biggest load of stinking SHIT 💩

@Seraphim-h3q 6 күн бұрын

Legend.

@danielmedjedovic7068 6 күн бұрын

Lothar: Your showing three finger signs wrong Slaven: I cant do the german one, because its also a serbian sign

@gamerknown 7 күн бұрын

I disagree somewhat with Sara Pascoe here. It's absolutely true that the oppression of women predated capitalism. Capitalism has also alleviated some of the oppressions faced by women, severely undermining the patriarchal family and giving women much more scope to be equal participants when engaging with others in many spheres of life. One of the earliest advocates for the emancipation of women was John Stuart Mill, also one of the proponents of free markets (though not without qualification, as his essays on liberty show). However, Mill was anticipated by those like Thomas Spence who wrote on "On the Rights of Mothers" (echoing and furthering Paine's arguments), or William Godwin who had a more profound conception of justice than most contemporary moral philosophers and is often completely neglected despite Malthus still being discussed in biology lessons (at least when I was in sixth form in 2009). He had a profound influence on his daughter Mary Shelley. The 20th century also saw a greater increase in the rate of exploitation than in the introduction of the pneumatic engine in the 19th century due to the introduction of women into conventional workplaces. If the root of womens oppression is biological rather than contingent on a mode of production or social relations, it's completely illogical to be a feminist because the oppression would be ineluctable.