Misogynism:Looks like we're back in Kansas, Toto!

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  • CaptainSchmideo
    CaptainSchmideo

    This reminded me of the posting about discontinuing the use of female parking attendants because it would put women in a position of authority over men:

    http://www.crooksandliars.com/2008/02/18/ks-school-bars-female-from-officiating-boys-games-says-she-cant-have-authority-over-males/

  • MsMcDucket
    MsMcDucket

    Since I'm a resident of Kansas, you know that I had to check that! I was reading the responses to the article, which are hilarious (well most of the responses are)!

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    QuakerDave Says:

    Fristish?

    Quote This Comment February 18th, 2008 at 6:29 PM - PST

    2 QuakerDave Says:

    Next thing you know, they’ll be wanting her to be submissive to her husband and stuff.

    Quote This Comment February 18th, 2008 at 6:30 PM - PST

    3 Shag Says:

    Some people have to be brought into the 21st century kicking and screaming.

    Quote This Comment February 18th, 2008 at 6:31 PM - PST

    4 Quiet Burp Says:

    Shag @ 3:

    Some people have to be brought into the 21st century kicking and screaming.

    And some people should just be takin out!

    Quote This Comment February 18th, 2008 at 6:35 PM - PST

    5 Mr Pelicano Says:

    Isn’t Kathleen Sebelius the governor of Kansas? That’s gonna cause those folks some problems, I reckon.

    Quote This Comment February 18th, 2008 at 6:36 PM - PST

    6 Acting Patriotic Says:

    Hey this is America…where all men are created equal…well except for Indians, Blacks or Women. It says so in the Declaration of Independence.

    Quote This Comment February 18th, 2008 at 6:36 PM - PST

    7 AshWilliams Says:

    Women have smaller brains. Men’s bodies are made for sports.
    God made them that way. What’s the deal?

    Quote This Comment February 18th, 2008 at 6:36 PM - PST

    8 MargeAggedon Says:

    Ok fundies I know you enjoy your wallowing in your stupidity but please take note:
    There is no god.
    You have no authority over anyone period.
    Men and woman are exactly the same but for some anatomical differences and that does NOT include a difference in the number of ribs. Morons.

    In a perfect world they’d punish people for being this ignorant.

    Quote This Comment February 18th, 2008 at 6:36 PM - PST

    9 curtilingus Says:

    My mom taught a class full of Farsi (Arabic) children and found she had no say or control over what the boys did because they were taught not to listen to women at home.

    Yet another way we are becoming more like the terrorists.

    Quote This Comment February 18th, 2008 at 6:38 PM - PST

    10 Mike the Canuck Says:

    i guess in kansas they want their women barefoot in the kitchen, havin children every 10 months……1 month off in between

    Quote This Comment February 18th, 2008 at 6:38 PM - PST

    11 peaceful easy feeling Says:

    By CHRIS CUOMO, RAQUEL HECKER and OLIVIA STERNS
    Feb. 18, 2008

    Just minutes before she was scheduled to referee a boy’s varsity basketball game at St. Mary’s Academy, Michelle Campbell was told she would not be allowed to work the game because she is a woman.

    St. Mary’s Academy, near Topeka, Kan., is a controversial religious school that follows older Roman Catholic laws, but many argue that religious beliefs does not give the school the right to discriminate.

    “The policy of the school was that they indeed do not permit female officials to officiate the boys athletic contests at their school,” said Gary Musselman, executive director of the Kansas State High School Athletics Association.

    Campbell says she is “dumbfounded” over the Feb. 2 incident.

    “When I put that shirt on, I don’t see a gender. I’m an official,” she told “Good Morning America” today in a live interview from Kansas with the Rev. Darin Putthoff, the director of basketball for the Topeka Officials Association, who was scheduled to officiate the game with Campbell.

    This is not St. Mary’s first gender controversy. In 2004, St. Mary’s refused to play a boys football game with White City because it had a girl playing on the team. St. Mary’s forfeited the game.

    Putthoff said that he thinks the St. Mary’s administrator who made the decision didn’t “have a full understanding about the policy, so the information he offered us that day was really wrong. … The authority over men was not really the issue; the issue was gender.

    http://www.abcnews.go.com/GMA/.....amp;page=1

    Quote This Comment February 18th, 2008 at 6:38 PM - PST

    12 chlorocardium Says:

    I’d say We live in a time of Neanderthals… but I hesitate to insult our cave relatives.

    Quote This Comment February 18th, 2008 at 6:39 PM - PST

    13 gowest272004 Says:

    KS should ceded from the Union, and move them to Saudi Arabia…. Go take their Intelligent Design and their “beloved” Shirley Phelps elsewhere!!

    Quote This Comment February 18th, 2008 at 6:39 PM - PST

    14 AshWilliams Says:

    MargeAggedon @ 8:

    In a perfect world they’d punish people for being this ignorant.

    That sounds like quite the utopia…

    Quote This Comment February 18th, 2008 at 6:40 PM - PST

    15 gowest272004 Says:

    Mike the Canuck @ 10:

    i guess in kansas they want their women barefoot in the kitchen, havin children every 10 months……1 month off in between

    Next week they’ll pass a law demanding veils for all women, including their Governor. OBL should LOVE Kansas!

    Quote This Comment February 18th, 2008 at 6:41 PM - PST

    16 D to the Izzle Says:

    Kansas: home of Fred Phelps, these idiots, and in my five solid years of touring as a musician — the only hotels where they censor the internet.

    Quote This Comment February 18th, 2008 at 6:43 PM - PST

    17 Karen Says:

    MargeAggedon @ 8:

    Ok fundies I know you enjoy your wallowing in your stupidity but please take note:
    There is no god.
    You have no authority over anyone period.
    Men and woman are exactly the same but for some anatomical differences and that does NOT include a difference in the number of ribs. Morons.

    In a perfect world they’d punish people for being this ignorant.

    In a perfect world, people would not be this ignorant.

    And it’s not just the fundamentalists causing these kinds of problems. It’s the all-too-common notion that faith and religion are worthy of respect innately.

    The people in the video are surprised that people could possibly think this way in this day and age? Really? We still say that if this is part of someone’s “faith” that we should “respect” it. And most people in this country still extol the Bible, when the Bible actually does advocate a system of morals and norms that values women less than men. Why should it be a surprise that there are some people who take the text of the Bible at its word, and then feel that their faith demands “respect?”

    Quote This Comment February 18th, 2008 at 6:45 PM - PST

    18 bigbrother2084 Says:

    I live in KS/MO and have been to St. Mary’s the local non-catholics call people in this branch of (very close to nazi) uber-catholics - fruits. Funny thing too is that this is where Timothy McVeigh spent alot of time before the OKC bombing…

    Quote This Comment February 18th, 2008 at 6:45 PM - PST

    19 skr Says:

    I do believe this makes them eligible for ‘faith’ funding

  • BurnTheShips
    BurnTheShips

    Yep, there is a good bit of misandry also. When it comes to custody and divorce, there is institutional discrimination against males. Womyn hate us.

    Burn

  • MsMcDucket
    MsMcDucket

    Another thing that, recently, has happened in my city in Kansas is that they have voted to stop busing for desegregation. ??? I did hate them trying to bus my kids way on the other side of town; and I did get around it. I wanted to be able to get to them fast if anything was going down! I was a nervous wreck when they bused the twins about 10 miles away from home when there was a school around the corner. I sent in my paper work to get the kids to a closer school. The community that I lived in is racially diverse.

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