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An interesting piece on Quillette, which starts with this:
“Victoria’s proposed hate speech legislation forces feminists to choose which is more important to them: the restriction of misogynistic speech, or the protection of their own political speech.”
I very much doubt feminists will be ‘forced to choose’. They have the power both to restrict “misogynistic speech” – in practice, criticism of women in general an/or feminists in particular – and to protect their own speech, misandrous though it invariably is.
I’m a subscriber to Quillette (USD10.00 pcm), but sadly there doesn’t seem to be any way even for subscribers to leave comments on the piece.
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Interesting. There should be far more prosecutions of women making false rape allegations, which destroy so many men’s lives, and hefty prison sentences. In this case the victim lost his job and his marriage broke down.
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Interesting. An extract:
“As part of the biggest conversation on the NHS since its inception, the public are able to suggest their own ideas for reform – of which there were more than 800 within hours – and vote others’ suggestions up or down in a league table.
By lunchtime, the most popular ideas were introducing a “maximum body mass index for nurses” and someone raising awareness of “fish odour syndrome”.
Those have been deleted since The Telegraph approached the Department of Health for comment about whether the site was being moderated.”
Speaking as a Brad Pitt body double myself, the weight of many nurses is a scandal. So much for the public consultation – a maximum BMI for nurses won’t be among the list of suggestions being examined, let alone taken up. Nor, I expect, will my suggested ban on female medical students for the next 50 years, to compensate for the disastrous preferencing of women for places in medical schools since the 1970s.
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Interesting, although it includes this nonsense:
“The scenario Webbon is imagining is rare: According to the National Sexual Violence Resource Center the incidence of false report of sexual assault is between 2 and 8 percent.”
William Collins estimated in The Empathy Gap (2021) that 77 percent of rape allegations made to the police in the UK were false, basing the figure on official statistics.
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