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I thought Harriet Harman was bad enough but Theresa May is on here our current home secertary

Theresa May's brand of feminism is more reliant on men adhering to traditional roles as both fathers and breadwinners - whilst women benefit from that and simultaneously accrue increasing privileges (maybe she's a more efficient feminist than Harman, who let blind bigotry cloud her actions?). She certainly won't be given the free reign by powerful conservatives to unleash the same destructive madness upon society that was afforded to Harman by marxist gimps who capitulated quiveringly to her relentless insanity.

As for 'Red Ken,' apart from his cultish devotion to an ideology (Marxism) that was out of date before he was born, his primary function in portraying himself as a feminist was to facilitate his pussy beggarism, as evidenced by a string of different women who have bore his many bastard children over the years.

Almost no one can be worse than Harman. A very dangerous and disturbing piece of work.

May perhaps dislikes men but I doubt she has the same level of contempt for them. It's quite possible she's just using misandry as a vote winner and becasue it's fashionable to blame men for everything rather than it being her core belief.?

i'm not sure really. What sort of history does she have in temrs of misandry before she got her present job (apart from wearing that awful T-Shirt).

I did notice one thing about that site - not only is Livingstone shown there, there's also Ooona King - the other likely Labour candidate for for the London Mayor elections. In other words Labour is going to be choosing between a male man hater and a female one!

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I did notice one thing about that site - not only is Livingstone shown there, there's also Ooona King - the other likely Labour candidate for for the London Mayor elections. In other words Labour is going to be choosing between a male man hater and a female one!

Aside from Oona King's proactive feminism enacted when she was one of Blair's 100+ meritless 'babes' parachuted into Westminister, I do recall her and fellow radical feminist Diane Abbott (a token candidate for the upcoming labour leadership) spewing some disturbing stuff on programmes like the Daily Politics, Newsnight, Question Time, This Week etc (all BBC programmes). The attitude to their blatant misandry was one of universal acceptance and barely any MP, commentator or guest rarely challenged them to any worthwhile degree.

One exceptional example was when Diane Abbott was excitedly prattling on about how wonderful socialism was (in an episode of This Week) and Michael Portillo pointed out in his retort that in historical terms socialism had accounted for 60+ million dead in the last century, to which she smilingly shrugged off, and as a contemporary example, although Cuban's enjoy a reasonable healthcare system, men nor women can vote. Again, she just made a plethora of pitiful excuses behind her vile smile.

These ideologues are blind to the reality which impinges upon the greater good.

Thanks to Celtic & John for this pocket education on Misandry certainly an eye opener for this cynicle old duffer, and as for Diane Abbott I have often joked on Guido's blog that she would be the most fun as Labour leader it looks like David milliband will be the one to be given 14 years of job security as opposition leader!
I think Boris is a safe bet here and seems like an honest merchant to me (as honest as a politician can be I guess) and I love it when Nick Ferrari corners him on LBC (London commercial network to rival the Today programme on BBC Radio4) I also think he is beginning to lose his buffon image too, what do you think esp if you live in or near London or have an opinion of Boris?

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I also think he is beginning to lose his buffon image too, what do you think esp if you live in or near London or have an opinion of Boris?

Certainly anything has to be preferable to London becoming a socialist state as was so when 'Red Ken' was mayor.

But beneath the eccentric buffoonery of Boris lies an intelligent and honourable man I believe. The austerity measures he's implemented after inheriting the financial mess left by labour is impressive given the limited finances he's had to work with, compared to authoritarian bureaucracies and engorged quangos with labour.

don't vote fer them anywhere !!!

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