Feminazi Industry Identify Another Funding Source
Schoolgirls’ binge drinking shame
I’ll leave you to read the article, but apparently schoolgirl binge drinking is now so bad that it’s starting to exceed school boy binge drinking.
So what?
Well now we get our femifolk calling on government action, because it’s girls that are affected!
Alcohol Healthwatch director Rebecca Williams said teenage girls who were binge-drinking risked establishing bad drinking habits for life.
And boys don’t?
Heavy drinkers were also more at risk of sexual and physical abuse, road crashes, unwanted pregnancies and having babies with fetal alcohol syndrome.
But not for boys? Are not boys more at risk of being sexually or physically abused, causing unwanted pregnacies, road crashes when drunk? Or doesn’t that count?
But little was being done to help female problem drinkers, Williams said.
And is anything being done for male problem drinkers?
She called on greater preventative measures, including screening women for drinking problems at GP clinics and hospitals.
You see, what we have is simply a call for more public funding for services to protect girls; but stuff the boys. They can fend for themselves.
Binge drinking – teen binge drinking has been going on for years. I’m not saying it’s cool; but why the emotionally manipulative claptrap? Can girls not fend for themselves? Do they need to be cottonwoolled by nanny-state?
Why the lack of concern for teen boys binge drinking?
Girls can do anything, we’ve spent 30 years telling them. And when they do? OMG! We’ve got to jump in and protect them!
Stuff the boys. We don’t care.
Did they say that it was the school boys fault?
Comment by Scott B — Sun 25th November 2012 @ 11:09 pm
Another good example of the sexism and misandry that seems to be assumed by so many in NZ will be acceptable. WELL IT’S NOT ACCEPTABLE.
Comment by Luther Blissett — Sun 25th November 2012 @ 11:46 pm
Just wanted to tell you that here in Egypt we are starting a boycott campaign for Intel because its funding the girls day and their discrimination against boys in Egypt, they decided to discriminate against boys and we decided to buy AMD 🙂 and we will make them regret the day they discriminated against male gender
Comment by Kamal — Mon 26th November 2012 @ 12:54 am
#1..would not surprize me at all..blame the boys for pressuring the girls into keeping up with the drinking
Comment by Ford — Mon 26th November 2012 @ 7:22 am
4 yes and they are only doing it because that is what the boys expect of them, you know as they objectify them, try to control them etc etc
Comment by Scott B — Mon 26th November 2012 @ 11:19 am
5..peer pressure crap..show women dont have a mind of their own and cant decide for themselves
Comment by Ford — Mon 26th November 2012 @ 3:19 pm
Kamal, thanks for your visit. Can you explain further? What exactly is Intel funding? Can you refer us to some news articles or other evidence of this?
Comment by Hans Laven — Tue 27th November 2012 @ 9:13 pm
Hans; Intel was one of the founding partners of a group calling themselves 10x10act; their mission is to hold events around the world to raise awareness in local communities about the importance of educating girls, and providing opportunities for them to succeed. The 10x10act web site is here: http://10x10act.org/take-action/day-of-the-girl/
Intel has jumped on the bandwagon in support of the United Nation’s 11 October 2012 program “International Day of the Girl” – the aim of which was to promote girls’ rights and the elimination of gender bias.
Comment by Bruce S — Wed 28th November 2012 @ 7:17 am