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The past fifty years have been a joke, a charade, a trick to make women think they were equal to men, a public relations project to fill up the empty slots in the organizational chart and save money, not worry about paying high wages, giving women a break, you see, into professional ranks, where they can wear heels and feel important while their male counterparts shuffle the cards and bide their time, not that all men are the enemy but they might be until they declare otherwise, but who can blame them, they can’t imagine government crawling into their scrotums to sort out which sperm are legal and which fail to meet the test and may require official intervention, inspection by those authorized to regulate their behavior because they can’t be trusted to hold their own balls.
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LOL. I guess I’m one of men those who can’t be trusted to hold (onto) his own balls. Unfortunately, at some point, they had to go and leave me with an empty sack. Perhaps a little light on the horizon for feminists is that my surgeon, amongst a few other woman docs, had broken the barrier into urology/surgery and was on call when the bilateral orchiectomy needed to be done – during which she did get into my scrotum, so to speak, and probably did hold my balls. In fact, their are so many women in medicine now that certainly in my case all the personnel in the operating theatre that day were women!
Yours in solidarity,
Mr Empty Sack 😉
Oh Jan, I feel like we’ve gone back to the dark ages. You speak the truth. XXX
Yup. Not to mention pushing fundamentalist Christianity. You know, some of us aren’t Christians and some Christians are not fundamentalists — and then there are atheists,
YES!
well said