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From: The Last Doctor <mike@xenocyte.com>
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Subject: Re: Ratings Asphyxiation for Doctor Whoke
Date: Mon, 17 Jun 2024 14:29:18 -0000 (UTC)
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The Doctor <doctor@doctor.nl2k.ab.ca> wrote:
> In article <v4pdaj$m5bt$1@dont-email.me>,
> The Last Doctor  <mike@xenocyte.com> wrote:
>> The Doctor <doctor@doctor.nl2k.ab.ca> wrote:
>>> Daniel70  <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
>>>>> 
>>>> Not REAL SEXIST are you, Aggy??
>>> 
>>> No wonder you are single Dannyboy!
>> 
>> Dave.
>> 
>> Do you agree with Aggie that “You can't lift women up to the same level as
>> men. You can't do it by selective breeding. Hitler failed. The only thing
>> these Nazi feminist bigots can do is bring men down to 
>> their level.”?
>> 
>> Do you agree with Aggie that “Women don't think based on logic and reason.
>> They think based on sentiment and emotion. That is how the hormones in
>> their brains make them think and since their brains are hard wired from
>> birth nothing can be done to change that and therefore should not be placed
>> in positions of power over people's lives. Women are easily controlled and
>> intimidated and think based on fear, sentiment and emotion instead of logic
>> and reason and so instead of fighting for freedom like men will always do,
>> women prefer to be enslaved and used as breeding stock by the dominant
>> males.”?
>> 
>> Do you agree with Aggie that “Men knew how to cook and did it better than
>> women. Men knew how to raise kids, and did it better when the boys were old
>> enough to accompany them on the hunt and experience the heroic journey to
>> manhood.”?
>> 
>> Do you agree with Aggie when he says “Why would a man want to listen to an
>> infantile attempt to tell a story by a woman? Have you ever taken part in a
>> story telling circle with women present? They don't have a clue how to
>> write. They don't understand character, they don't understand plot, and
>> they don't know what a story even is. All they do is describe what they see
>> around them, the sky is blue, the grass is green and other redundant crap
>> like that, they don't describe characters or develop their
>> characterisation, they can't even create characters unless someone else,
>> namely a man creates them for them, and even then if they decide to include
>> that character in their section of the story its always about what he looks
>> like and who they think he might be, it's always them projecting aspects of
>> their own personality onto him instead of writing him as someone who is
>> different from them and specific to the role he has already been given, who
>> thinks and acts differently and independently from them, and he isn't used
>> to move the story along in any way shape or form. Most women can't write
>> good stories because they have no understanding of the heroic journey which
>> is the basis of all good stories. All that women do when they write is to
>> make up idle gossip that leads nowhere.”?
>> 
>> There are many good reasons that Aggie is in my permanent killfile these
>> days. His repulsive sexism is what ensures HE will always be single (unless
>> he can find a man to love who agrees with him). He’ll certainly never have
>> a female partner in the 21st century.
>> 
> 
> How was Father's Day for you?

Don’t want to answer now you know what sort of views you keep agreeing
with? Good idea.

Father’s Day was quiet, thanks. One of my kids wished me well by phone -
currently not working so he can’t afford to send anything. The other cooked
our dinner on the BBQ (with stuffed peppers done in the oven - one with
spiced rice, one with balsamic tomatoes) - chicken 3 ways (piri piri,
Chinese 5-spice, and Thai flavoured skewers), high quality British
sausages, and minted lamb kebabs, with coleslaw.

And my wife did the washing up so all I had to do was pour the wine and
later, enjoy a soak in the hot tub.

In the evening we watched the end of Star Trek Discovery (disappointing)
and an episode of Bridgerton.  Good day.

-- 
“Most of the Universe is knackered, babes.”  - The Doctor