[Jack_]

Originally Posted by Northern Monkey

Where’s feminism when you need it?!

A real feminist would tell you that a woman should be supported and win a television show on merit, not by virtue of their gender

[Northern Monkey]

Originally Posted by Jack_

A real feminist would tell you that a woman should be supported and win a television show on merit, not by virtue of their gender

Where’s positive discrimination when you need it?

I’ve always said we need more of it

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by Jack_

A real feminist would tell you that a woman should be supported and win a television show on merit, not by virtue of their gender

And tbf Shane was more of a feminist than Ann anyway, as was the other Shane

[Pro Sniper]

The ridiculous result was always known. It just confirms what a mickey mouse country this is. Only here would "year of the woman" be won by a putrid drag clown. No other country would ever wish for such a nonsense.

[Greg!]

Originally Posted by Pro Sniper

The ridiculous result was always known. It just confirms what a mickey mouse country this is. Only here would "year of the woman" be won by a putrid drag clown. No other country would ever wish for such a nonsense.

Ye raging?

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Pro Sniper

The ridiculous result was always known. It just confirms what a mickey mouse country this is. Only here would "year of the woman" be won by a putrid drag clown. No other country would ever wish for such a nonsense.

So Ann should've won simply because of the theme of the series?

Now THAT IS NONSENSE.

[Marches]

Originally Posted by Jack_

A real feminist would tell you that a woman should be supported and win a television show on merit, not by virtue of their gender

Say that to third wave feminism

The same feminism that votes for deal ol Shane

[Robodog]

Originally Posted by Jack_

A real feminist would tell you that a woman should be supported and win a television show on merit, not by virtue of their gender

Ann's mentality exactly

She's said MANY times in the house she believes in a level playing field and is against positive discrimination

Allowing equal opportunities not forcing equality of outcome