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[odycee]

With Michelle Bachelet in Chile, and Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf in Liberia being elected as heads of state, the BBC News website asks the public if they think that these women will make better leaders than the men who have come before them. Here's a gem of a reply from one Ray Mistry, Manchester, NH, USA.

NO, they cannot. Women cannot handle a far demanding and stressful situation wisely and logically. There are a lot of variables involved in women and not in men.

Well, he certainly got his point across wisely and logically, didn't he?

Comments

[odycee.livejournal.com]

I'll volunteer to join you with the beating over the head with a stick. Unless our variables get in the way of the beating. Apparently they get in the way of leadership so they might get in the way of beating too. 0_o

[oh-valentine.livejournal.com]

That's okay. If our variables get in the way of the beating, we can always control men through seduction and equal rights movements, then convince one of them to hit this guy over the head.

[odycee.livejournal.com]

I like your evil ways of thinking. It's a plan.