How to rid society of this sexist 3rd wave feminism politically correctness evil?

Question

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/2176315/Father%27s-Day-cards-banned-in-Scottish-schools.html

Answer 1

So you blame feminism because some civil servant went too far.

That doesn't even make sense, bud.

Answer 2

Yeah i saw this in the times over the weekend, horrible idea. inch by inch they marginalise men.

Answer 3

And people ask me why I don't like feminism. I wouldn't be surprised after the old geezer croaks  King Charles over throws the British government. That or a popular uprising.

     One thing you have to understand the "this has nothing to do with feminism people" is that the UK's current laws is a product of radical feminism.

        The whole educational system is run by feminists(similar to the state of affairs here but a little bit more severe).

       So where does the blame belong? A system or the components that make up the system?

     But isn't a system just the sum of all components?

   So if the main components are feminists then the blame for this blatantly sexist act is feminist's.

         And actions like that justify trying all feminists for crime's against humanity because they intentionally seek to disenfranchise others for there own gain on a global level.

Answer 4

I don't believe in Father's or Mother's Day, but this is just pathetic.

Answer 5

"Thousands of primary pupils were prevented from making Father's Day cards at school for fear of embarrassing classmates who live with single mothers and lesbians" - That is the leading comment in that report.

There are none more offensive are those who are determined to be offended, like polcorists.

Feminism and polcor ('political correctness') are curses upon modern society.

Answer 6

How exactly is political correctness related to feminism.  I want to hear this...  I'm waiting...

If I put my ear to your brain I can hear the ocean...

Answer 7

This has nothing to do with feminism you brainiac. It might be over-sensitivity run amok but there is no mention in the article about women having a problem with the fathers day cards. Blame teachers and Scottish people if you will but put the fault where in belongs instead of heaping everything on your imagined enemy.