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W12 20 Nov 20 9.57am
Originally posted by DanH "Men were more likely to hold sexist views at every age level." Imagine my shock. You mean young people are noticing that a society based on overly feminine traits has made a balls up of things?
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W12 20 Nov 20 9.57am

Originally posted by DanH

"Men were more likely to hold sexist views at every age level."

Imagine my shock.

You mean young people are noticing that a society based on overly feminine traits has made a balls up of things?

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mezzer Main Stand, Block F, Row 20 seat 1... 20 Nov 20 10.09am
Originally posted by DanH "Men were more likely to hold sexist views at every age level." Imagine my shock. Don't think any of us would be surprised by that Dan. Bit like finding out that there was a disproportionate number of people sitting in the Holmesdale Road End of Selhurst Park expressed a preference towards Crystal Palace over other football clubs. But unless the study was skewed towards male participants, I am surprised that a large majority (70%+ is different to 52% for example) of younger people over the older generation expressed the views that they did. Most prevalent in France, the UK and Germany too. Is there any significance in this? Living down here does have some advantages. At least you can see them cry.
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Main Stand, Block F, Row 20 seat 1... 20 Nov 20 10.09am

Originally posted by DanH

"Men were more likely to hold sexist views at every age level."

Imagine my shock.

Don't think any of us would be surprised by that Dan. Bit like finding out that there was a disproportionate number of people sitting in the Holmesdale Road End of Selhurst Park expressed a preference towards Crystal Palace over other football clubs.

But unless the study was skewed towards male participants, I am surprised that a large majority (70%+ is different to 52% for example) of younger people over the older generation expressed the views that they did.

Most prevalent in France, the UK and Germany too. Is there any significance in this?

Living down here does have some advantages. At least you can see them cry.

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PalazioVecchio south pole 20 Nov 20 11.40am
Originally posted by W12 You mean young people are noticing that a society based on overly feminine traits has made a balls up of things? Sweden is a social and cultural train-wreck. A crime-ridden dystopia, a longterm dole hellhole, a gigantic ghetto in the wet snow. What happens when your government goes FEMINIST ? first they put all the single mums onto generous benefits with nice social housing, then they tax the living daylights out of working men (many of whom are homeless)....and last but not least....they flood the country with single young men from the Third World. And lets not mention their gender quotas for all the senior jobs. imagine a whole nation getting cuckolded ? [Link] Edited by PalazioVecchio (20 Nov 2020 11.48am) Edited by PalazioVecchio (20 Nov 2020 11.53am) Eze Peasy at Anfield....
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Originally posted by W12

You mean young people are noticing that a society based on overly feminine traits has made a balls up of things?

Sweden is a social and cultural train-wreck.

A crime-ridden dystopia, a longterm dole hellhole, a gigantic ghetto in the wet snow.

What happens when your government goes FEMINIST ? first they put all the single mums onto generous benefits with nice social housing, then they tax the living daylights out of working men (many of whom are homeless)....and last but not least....they flood the country with single young men from the Third World.

And lets not mention their gender quotas for all the senior jobs.

imagine a whole nation getting cuckolded ?

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DanH SW2 20 Nov 20 12.55pm
Originally posted by PalazioVecchio Sweden is a social and cultural train-wreck. A crime-ridden dystopia, a longterm dole hellhole, a gigantic ghetto in the wet snow. What happens when your government goes FEMINIST ? first they put all the single mums onto generous benefits with nice social housing, then they tax the living daylights out of working men (many of whom are homeless)....and last but not least....they flood the country with single young men from the Third World. And lets not mention their gender quotas for all the senior jobs. imagine a whole nation getting cuckolded ? [Link] Edited by PalazioVecchio (20 Nov 2020 11.48am) Edited by PalazioVecchio (20 Nov 2020 11.53am) When was the last time you went to Sweden?
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SW2 20 Nov 20 12.55pm

Originally posted by PalazioVecchio

Sweden is a social and cultural train-wreck.

A crime-ridden dystopia, a longterm dole hellhole, a gigantic ghetto in the wet snow.

And lets not mention their gender quotas for all the senior jobs.

imagine a whole nation getting cuckolded ?

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Edited by PalazioVecchio (20 Nov 2020 11.48am)

Edited by PalazioVecchio (20 Nov 2020 11.53am)

When was the last time you went to Sweden?

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 20 Nov 20 1.15pm
Originally posted by ASCPFC I wonder how things are changing, however, evolving if you like? For instance, I've noticed an increasing aggression amongst women - particularly towards men. I don't have any solid research or evidence, I doubt anyone will research it as it won't suit them. However, at events such as BLM marches, Brexit and anti-Brexit protests, Antifa marches, Anti mask events, I've noticed a massive increase in the aggression of women. This has to translate to the home eventually - one would think. Another place is the workplace where I find women increasingly willing to be argumentitve and aggressive as well as sly. This makes it difficult for men, since they are not greatly equipped to deal with this. Quite rightly, men are raised (in general in our society) not to hit women. How then is this increasing aggression to be dealt with? I admit this is largely anecdotal, from my own experience and observation but I believe it to be true. We perhaps could look at current role models for women, and how they have changed, to highlight the issue? In public you can usually comment on their weight as most of these aggressive women are overweight. Shuts them up immediately. Or their looks. They�re usually irritable for a reason. Or just laugh at them. That�s quite easy as it�s an ugly turn off. Professionally you just have to remain calm with problem women. They usually have a mental issue even if they don�t realise it and you pick your moments. Don�t ever let them get to you. It�s usually done on a power, us versus you mentality. Don�t get drawn into their BS but pick your victories. There�s some pretty bad examples being made by women on tv, whether at the chavvy end of even the more intelligent end in debates. The amount of just talking over people is just embarrassing. COYP
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Caterham 20 Nov 20 1.15pm

Originally posted by ASCPFC

I wonder how things are changing, however, evolving if you like? For instance, I've noticed an increasing aggression amongst women - particularly towards men. I don't have any solid research or evidence, I doubt anyone will research it as it won't suit them. However, at events such as BLM marches, Brexit and anti-Brexit protests, Antifa marches, Anti mask events, I've noticed a massive increase in the aggression of women.
This has to translate to the home eventually - one would think. Another place is the workplace where I find women increasingly willing to be argumentitve and aggressive as well as sly. This makes it difficult for men, since they are not greatly equipped to deal with this. Quite rightly, men are raised (in general in our society) not to hit women.
How then is this increasing aggression to be dealt with? I admit this is largely anecdotal, from my own experience and observation but I believe it to be true. We perhaps could look at current role models for women, and how they have changed, to highlight the issue?

In public you can usually comment on their weight as most of these aggressive women are overweight. Shuts them up immediately. Or their looks. They�re usually irritable for a reason. Or just laugh at them. That�s quite easy as it�s an ugly turn off.

Professionally you just have to remain calm with problem women. They usually have a mental issue even if they don�t realise it and you pick your moments. Don�t ever let them get to you. It�s usually done on a power, us versus you mentality. Don�t get drawn into their BS but pick your victories. There�s some pretty bad examples being made by women on tv, whether at the chavvy end of even the more intelligent end in debates. The amount of just talking over people is just embarrassing.

COYP

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PalazioVecchio south pole 20 Nov 20 2.00pm
Originally posted by DanH When was the last time you went to Sweden? just after the last time you made a constructive contribution to a discussion. Troll. Eze Peasy at Anfield....
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PalazioVecchio

south pole 20 Nov 20 2.00pm

Originally posted by DanH

When was the last time you went to Sweden?

just after the last time you made a constructive contribution to a discussion. Troll.

Eze Peasy at Anfield....

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DanH SW2 20 Nov 20 2.01pm
Originally posted by PalazioVecchio just after the last time you made a constructive contribution to a discussion. Troll. When was the last time you went to Sweden?
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SW2 20 Nov 20 2.01pm

Originally posted by PalazioVecchio

just after the last time you made a constructive contribution to a discussion. Troll.

When was the last time you went to Sweden?

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DanH SW2 20 Nov 20 2.05pm
Originally posted by mezzer Don't think any of us would be surprised by that Dan. Bit like finding out that there was a disproportionate number of people sitting in the Holmesdale Road End of Selhurst Park expressed a preference towards Crystal Palace over other football clubs. But unless the study was skewed towards male participants, I am surprised that a large majority (70%+ is different to 52% for example) of younger people over the older generation expressed the views that they did. Most prevalent in France, the UK and Germany too. Is there any significance in this? Yeah I found it surprising as well. Be interesting to ascertain why. Whether it's as simple as the fact that the younger generation are still growing up in a world where the large majority of power positions are held by men or whether there are other factors.
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DanH

SW2 20 Nov 20 2.05pm

Originally posted by mezzer

Most prevalent in France, the UK and Germany too. Is there any significance in this?

Yeah I found it surprising as well. Be interesting to ascertain why. Whether it's as simple as the fact that the younger generation are still growing up in a world where the large majority of power positions are held by men or whether there are other factors.

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PalazioVecchio south pole 20 Nov 20 2.26pm
Originally posted by DanH When was the last time you went to Sweden? just after the last time you were interesting and persuasive. getting back to the main subject, and ignoring all the ignorant trolls. What country in the World is more feminist than Sweden ? Eze Peasy at Anfield....
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south pole 20 Nov 20 2.26pm

Originally posted by DanH

When was the last time you went to Sweden?

just after the last time you were interesting and persuasive.

getting back to the main subject, and ignoring all the ignorant trolls.

What country in the World is more feminist than Sweden ?

Eze Peasy at Anfield....

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DanH SW2 20 Nov 20 2.32pm
Originally posted by PalazioVecchio just after the last time you were interesting and persuasive. getting back to the main subject, and ignoring all the ignorant trolls. What country in the World is more feminist than Sweden ? So you haven't been then. What makes you qualified to comment on it as a country then?
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SW2 20 Nov 20 2.32pm

Originally posted by PalazioVecchio

just after the last time you were interesting and persuasive.

getting back to the main subject, and ignoring all the ignorant trolls.

What country in the World is more feminist than Sweden ?

So you haven't been then. What makes you qualified to comment on it as a country then?

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PalazioVecchio south pole 20 Nov 20 2.48pm
Originally posted by DanH So you haven't been then. What makes you qualified to comment on it as a country then? oh i am being bullied by Dan H. Oh my oh my. i am going to cry !!!!! you can't handle the truth about Sweden then ? Eze Peasy at Anfield....
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south pole 20 Nov 20 2.48pm

Originally posted by DanH

So you haven't been then. What makes you qualified to comment on it as a country then?

oh i am being bullied by Dan H. Oh my oh my. i am going to cry !!!!!

you can't handle the truth about Sweden then ?

Eze Peasy at Anfield....

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PalazioVecchio south pole 20 Nov 20 2.52pm
Originally posted by DanH So you haven't been then. What makes you qualified to comment on it as a country then? are you thick ? if somebody says 'the carved heads on Easter Island are nice' do you discount their opinion because they didnt ever lean against one ? you going to express some opinions on Palace or Football for a change ? even just a token one to stop you getting a yellow card for trolling. Eze Peasy at Anfield....
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south pole 20 Nov 20 2.52pm

Originally posted by DanH

So you haven't been then. What makes you qualified to comment on it as a country then?

are you thick ? if somebody says 'the carved heads on Easter Island are nice' do you discount their opinion because they didnt ever lean against one ?

you going to express some opinions on Palace or Football for a change ? even just a token one to stop you getting a yellow card for trolling.

Eze Peasy at Anfield....

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