The Great Polarisation

[Dave Roberts]

[Ed Pettibone]

[KeithE]

These petitions “to end women’s suffrage” are both funny and sad. Funny in that several young women were tricked (reminds me of Jan Leno’s street interviews) and sad that so many young women did not know what suffrage meant (thought it meant suffering no doubt). The second one at U of Tampa was pulled off by a uptown U of South Florida student (Ed’s college) - listen at abut 4:42 into second video.

That Matto would use such videos to make an apparently serious and erroneous point ("There is no such thing as womens Rights Timothy"), is also very sad.

[Dave Roberts]

[Ed Pettibone]

[Matto]

[KeithE]

Sorry Ed by your college I was thinking about your frequent mention of their football team.

[KeithE]

[Matto]

[KeithE]

[Tim Bonney]

Matto,

I've thought about how to respond to you view that women don't have rights. Frankly there is nothing to say other than that the idea is utter nonsense. I'm always shocked when I run across such misogyny in the 21st century. I'm hopeful that you aren't married. Men with your views about women are the kind I'd tell my daughter to run from.

[Matto]

I didn't say women don't have rights, I said that there's no such thing as women's rights.

The rights women have are the same as men, blacks, Asians and anyone else.

Don't you believe in equality Timothy or do you believe women have more rights than anyone else.

[Matto]

[Tim Bonney]

[Matto]

[Dave Roberts]

[Matto]

[Ed Pettibone]

Ed: Matto, where is this big push occurring? And what sor of public record of it is available?

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[Tim Bonney]

[Matto]

[Tim Bonney]

[KeithE]

[Matto]

[KeithE]