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30.       qdemir
811 posts
 02 Mar 2007 Fri 05:12 pm

31.       libralady
5152 posts
 02 Mar 2007 Fri 06:38 pm

Quoting aenigma x:



If it were not for the early extreme "bra burners" you would not be enjoying a lot of the freedom that you currently enjoy now



You may not realise it but I am of the AGE of the bra burners!! And I remember it all very well. Anyway all I said was that I do not like the WORD feminist or feminism, but I prefer to call it equality!

32.       kai
0 posts
 02 Mar 2007 Fri 08:26 pm

I do beleive in equality for both sexes but I think fighting for womens rights went a little far in some cases. The women remain well known for there actions to make womens lives equal to men but some of them ended up losing their lives.

For example: Emily Davison threw herself infront of King George V's horses in support of the British suffragette movement.

33.       lady in red
6947 posts
 02 Mar 2007 Fri 08:37 pm

Quoting kai:

I do beleive in equality for both sexes but I think fighting for womens rights went a little far in some cases. The women remain well known for there actions to make womens lives equal to men but some of them ended up losing their lives.

For example: Emily Davison threw herself infront of King George V's horses in support of the British suffragette movement.



Oh I didn't know that- I hope the horses weren't frightened!

34.       kai
0 posts
 02 Mar 2007 Fri 08:48 pm

Quoting lady in red:

Quoting kai:

I do beleive in equality for both sexes but I think fighting for womens rights went a little far in some cases. The women remain well known for there actions to make womens lives equal to men but some of them ended up losing their lives.

For example: Emily Davison threw herself infront of King George V's horses in support of the British suffragette movement.



Oh I didn't know that- I hope the horses weren't frightened!



lol....Yes, her and along with many other women at that time starved themselve and all sorts in even after being arrested. Some died of not eating and many were force fed.

35.       Capoeira
575 posts
 02 Mar 2007 Fri 09:52 pm

Quoting kai:

I do beleive in equality for both sexes but I think fighting for womens rights went a little far in some cases. The women remain well known for there actions to make womens lives equal to men but some of them ended up losing their lives.

For example: Emily Davison threw herself infront of King George V's horses in support of the British suffragette movement.



Unfortunately I do not know one social struggle or fight for equality that has not involved considerable losses or 'drastic' measures. (I'm not talking about the killing of innocent people of course) It's sad that people have had to lose their lives or suffer torture to bring improvement for large groups. However, I for one am grateful for those who have and I doubt if we asked those who suffered or died to bring about a change if they thought it was too much- surely they would say no. Thinking of Martin Luther King Jr., Nelson Mandela, Cesar Chavez, Dolores Huerta, Marco (Free Speech Movement, U.C. Berkeley), Madres de la Plaza de Mayo and many others like them.

36.       AllTooHuman
0 posts
 02 Mar 2007 Fri 10:02 pm

Quoting Capoeira:


Thinking of Martin Luther King Jr., Nelson Mandela, Cesar Chavez, Dolores Huerta, Marco (Free Speech Movement, U.C. Berkeley), Madres de la Plaza de Mayo and many others like them.



...and Yasser Arafat, of course!

It is quite strange and interesting that all these people, and many more, were considered as the terrorists of yesterday, but now as the heroes of today!

37.       Aslan
1070 posts
 03 Mar 2007 Sat 09:27 am

Quoting qdemir:

Some women seem to highly regard Condoleezza Rice as exemplary, a model for them to emulate or, to follow in her footsteps. What a pity!





...I hope you don´t refer to me, qdemir, because that would be a mistake on your behalf...with your comment it seems as if you did not get my point what so ever...

..ehm...I can´t say I am surprised though...

38.       qdemir
811 posts
 03 Mar 2007 Sat 10:40 am

39.       aenigma x
0 posts
 03 Mar 2007 Sat 10:55 am

Quote:

Quoting lady in red:

For example: Emily Davison threw herself infront of King George V's horses in support of the British suffragette movement.



Oh I didn't know that- I hope the horses weren't frightened!




Oh Lady in Red - you made me laugh out loud lol lol lol Luv ya!

40.       Aslan
1070 posts
 03 Mar 2007 Sat 11:00 am

Quoting qdemir:

Quoting Aslan:

Quoting qdemir:

Some women seem to highly regard Condoleezza Rice as exemplary, a model for them to emulate or, to follow in her footsteps. What a pity!





...I hope you don´t refer to me, qdemir, because that would be a mistake on your behalf...with your comment it seems as if you did not get my point what so ever...

..ehm...I can´t say I am surprised though...



See! I didn't quote your post. I didn't even read it.



lol ...somehow that did not surprise me either!

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