'Feminism for her, is something
that can be turned off and on like a
tap, purely for her convenience.'
By : My dear dad used to say: “Never a truer word spoken in jest!” on occasions when a quip meant to be seen as humorous revealed just a little bit more than the speaker intended.that can be turned off and on like a
tap, purely for her convenience.'
I think my wise father would have felt compelled to speak those words again had he happened to read an article by Susie O’Brien, a very well-known feminist journalist who makes a living branding our society sexist and any male celebrity or footballer who doesn’t bow at the feminist altar, a misogynistic Neanderthal.
Susie recently wrote an article about the way many people are deluded when it comes to their assessment of their own driving ability. Every now and then Susie takes a break from bashing men and attempts to write something light and comedic.
There was nothing earth-shatteringly interesting or significant in this otherwise lighthearted piece until I came across these words.
I have always been a little suspicious of my right to be on the road, mainly because my P- plate test was a joke.
I passed, but I shouldn’t have.






