James Hammerton
2020-07-20 18:30:24 UTC
See:
3 of the 4 candidates fail or refuse to provide an answer to the
question. 2 of those 3 seem to regard the question, or the asking of it,
as a problem. The other emphasises her intersectional approach to
feminism and her desire to smash the patriarchy.
The 4th candidate rambles on about equality, diversity and unity and not
knowing the ins and outs of things then eventually states "Being a woman
is an attitude."
One of the 3 candidates who didn't provide an answer followed up with this:
https://twitter.com/NickHGreen/status/1284963550293786627
"I wanted to clarify that the reason I didn't think
this question was productive is because it's what I
would call a 'trap question'. I believe it was asked
with a harmful motive to it.
I'd be happy to discuss. I think there is a lot of
misinformation when it comes to this issue."
I now find myself wondering what would happen if we put this question to
our MPs...
Regards,
James
3 of the 4 candidates fail or refuse to provide an answer to the
question. 2 of those 3 seem to regard the question, or the asking of it,
as a problem. The other emphasises her intersectional approach to
feminism and her desire to smash the patriarchy.
The 4th candidate rambles on about equality, diversity and unity and not
knowing the ins and outs of things then eventually states "Being a woman
is an attitude."
One of the 3 candidates who didn't provide an answer followed up with this:
https://twitter.com/NickHGreen/status/1284963550293786627
"I wanted to clarify that the reason I didn't think
this question was productive is because it's what I
would call a 'trap question'. I believe it was asked
with a harmful motive to it.
I'd be happy to discuss. I think there is a lot of
misinformation when it comes to this issue."
I now find myself wondering what would happen if we put this question to
our MPs...
Regards,
James