Fantastic bit of "journalism" from The Guardian once again!

Adamantium

http://www.theguardian.com/science/the-lay-scientist/2015/may/06/how-can-our-future-mars-colonies-be-free-of-sexism-and-racism?CMP=share_btn_tw

The staff from The Onion read this article and they are still laughing at it.
Send the ultra feminists only up there and lets see how long they start to blame the patriarchy on Mars.

Mr. Incognito

Beats the Sindo

"Martians ride my dole sponging immigrant grandmother with a fantastic deal on an overpriced house in arse bandit country*"

*(The time to buy is now. Check out our 10,000 page supplement pull-out sponsored by various estate agents)

FouxDaFaFa

From an idealistic point of view, it's an interesting idea.

Mars could technically be a "clean slate" civilisation, the chance to create a perfect society. And what would be perfect? A society free from racism, sexism, violence, etc.

It seems a little much to chastise Musk for hypothetically, in the future, failing to do something. That's ridiculous.

Harry Palmr

The readership know a barking mad CiF article when they see one - always read BTL for true enlightenment.

Arsemageddon

It's a fairly light-hearted piece OP, hardly worth getting your knickers in a knot over it.

NomadicGray

Arsemageddon wrote: »

It's a fairly light-hearted piece OP, hardly worth getting your knickers in a knot over it.

"The first woman to be raped in space has probably already been born"

I did laugh at this in fairness.

North of 32

The Guardian really does have a laughable feminist agenda lately.

Their feminist voices come from the most middle of the middle class in Britain. I have never seen a contribution from different sections of society that reflect ethnicity, class, etc. It's really doing no favours for equality.

Aidric

Mr. Incognito wrote: »

Beats the Sindo

"Martians ride my dole sponging immigrant grandmother with a fantastic deal on an overpriced house in arse bandit country*"

*(The time to buy is now. Check out our 10,000 page supplement pull-out sponsored by various estate agents)

Haha. On the subject of the Sindo I picked up a copy of The Phoenix when back home during the week. They had a great piece about a sham Sindo piece purporting to pull at the heartstrings.

It was a victim article about two Irish Nationwide employees who got fired for whistleblowing about the bank practices and are now cast aside and destitute.

It conveniently omitted to mention that the guy was fired for malpractice over loans and happened to be a property developer on the side with a few judgments against him.

It really is a shameful rag.

catallus

North of 32 wrote: »

The Guardian really does have a laughable feminist agenda lately.

Their feminist voices come from the most middle of the middle class in Britain. I have never seen a contribution from different sections of society that reflect ethnicity, class, etc. It's really doing no favours for equality.

All the more laughable because feminism is wilfully blind to the undeniable biological and psychological fact that all women are fated to share their bodies and minds with men; the ability to have children makes them responsible for humanity.

A Primal Nut

Fox News of the left.

Patrick Wheelock

North of 32 wrote: »

The Guardian really does have a laughable feminist agenda lately.

Their feminist voices come from the most middle of the middle class in Britain. I have never seen a contribution from different sections of society that reflect ethnicity, class, etc. It's really doing no favours for equality.

It's the same in Ireland. The OUTRAGED and SO ANGRY I CAN'T EVEN people on Twitter, the Irish Times, The Journal are also middle class self-haters.

AndonHandon

Some women seem startled that lots of men like to stare at women's boobs and asses and also tell other men about what they've seen. Very odd.

smoking_kills

Quote "The first woman to be raped in space has probably already been born"

There's a bumper sticker if i ever saw one.....

pq0n1ct4ve8zf5

I swear to god MRA PC-gone-mad types must generate more clicks for the Guardian tugging themselves into an outraged frenzy than any single other demographic

Adamantium

I laughed at one of the comments:

"The Guardian - making the universe unbearable, one planet at a time"