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How Moonbats Plan to Stand Up for Women in Sweden
Women are under siege in Sweden. The importation of vast numbers of welfare colonists from the Third World has made their own country unsafe. Sexual assaults are skyrocketing. Some Swedish women have even taken to dying their blonde hair black, since native women are considered fair game for rape by the government-sponsored invaders. But even if liberal politicians are responsible for this state of affairs, liberals care about women. If you don’t believe me, ask any progressive — or refer to the examples below to see how Swedes are planning to stand up for females.
Swedish Environment Minister Karolina Skog wants to reduce the number of cars in the country, arguing they contribute to gender inequality. …
Since most drivers in Sweden are men, the current city planning “give[s] space to men at the expense of women,” according to Skog. …
The Swedish capital of Stockholm introduced a new “gender equal” approach to clearing the roads of snow in 2015. The policy states that sidewalks, public transport and bicycle lanes should be cleared before turning attention to the roads. The reason is that women are more likely to use sidewalks while men are overrepresented among commuters driving to work.
Politicians blamed the policy for the city’s failure to clear roads when the season’s first snow fall arrived last November.
A small price to pay for advancing feminism!
Feminist writer and professor of literature Ebba Witt-Brattström, who recently came second in Sweden’s “Woman of the Year 2017”, has advocated getting rid of all men on Swedish television.
Feminist Ebba Witt-Brattström claims there are far too many men on Swedish television and that not only should there be more women on programmes, but men shouldn’t be allowed on TV at all. After coming second in the Swedish woman of the year competition, the writer said she wants a “brilliant culture of women” on Swedish television in an interview with Swedish paper Expressen.
The problem is that if current demographic trends continue, all the women in Sweden will soon be forced to wear burkas. How will Swedes know whether the people they see on TV really are all female?
On tips from rpp618 and J.
Source: http://moonbattery.com/?p=82046
