[pp.int.general] Women in piracy

[Brittany P.]

I have to side with Rayna on this. While the problems of the conference have
been hashed and rehashed time and again, I do not think that misogyny is a
problem that was encountered, nor in national parties outside from the
United States, as I understand. The USPP certainly had no qualms about
electing a female administrator, and I suspect that many other countries do
not either. It is just more likely that, as stated before in a less
diplomatic manner, that they preferred another candidate over the two
females there.

Thank you for your time!
Brittany Phelps
United States Pirate Party Administrator

On Mon, May 3, 2010 at 2:59 PM, Rayna <rayna.st at gmail.com> wrote:

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> 2010/5/3 Perline-Parti Pirate (fr) <perline at partipirate.org>
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>> Le Lundi 3 Mai 2010 23:16:30 Boris Turovskiy <tourovski at gmail.com>,
>> shut up and start working.
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>> THIS kind of talkin g is definitively NOT ACCEPTABLE.
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>> Am I the only one to find that THIS KIND OF RELATIONSHIP is definitively a
>> way to kee correct people in general and
>> specificaly women OUT OF THIS GROUP ?
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>> Nice Godwin, Perline!
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> How should people adress an argument? Why, every time when someone tries to
> think and adopt a logical and rational point of view, a "representative of
> persecuted minority" such as you pretend to be has to come and shout that
> misogyny is around? I am a woman, I don't identify myself in the image you
> give of woman hacktivistes. And, most of all, I insure you that I hate your
> eternal culpabilisation of those monsters called men.
> Don't you realize how ridiculous and totally wrong this is? Why don't you
> try to bring a structured and documented argument instead of that kind of
> sentimental irrationnal complain?
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> Rayna
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> *You wonder what absolute alcohol tastes like with orange juice.
> *Warning labels invoke curiosity rather than caution.
> *The Christmas nightout reveals scientists can't dance, although a formula
> for the movement of hands and feet combined with beats per min is found
> scrawled on a napkin by a waiter the next day.
> *When you have twins, you call one of them John and the other - Control.
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