Incredible. Chained themselves to a railing, go bonkers once a month & threw themselves under a horse! Then they were given the vote! Madness, utter madness!
Hi James, after playing for the Rico black Rams, Stade Francais and the Highlanders, which out of those abroad adventures brings you back the best memories? cheers
Pseudo Feminism: Who are you? James Haskell: I'm Hask, Pseudo feminism's daddy. Who's your daddy now? (Deep voice) Pseudo Feminism: Hask is (Soft and feeble voice) :D
Do you think she'd be screaming about Feminism if she was onboard the Titanic when it was going down? 'Only the women and children are to be boarded onto the lifeboats' - Said the MALE captain. 'No wait - Feminism!! - let some fella have my place! 'We are for equal rights - Girl power!!' Sure thing love....... It's funny how you never see Feminists screaming about having equal representation in sewer-cleaning jobs or Binmen positions for the various councils up & down the land. It's only the high flying jobs they want it seems.
You realise that women didn't even have the right to vote or inherit land when the Titanic sank, clearly feminism was not a big deal in those days, I can't really see the relevance of talking about how things were over 100 years ago when discussing feminism in the 21st century. Also women are over represented in low paying jobs, not under represented; (this is despite them outperforming men in school). I don't see men clamouring to work in menial jobs that women generally do; healthcare assistants, cleaners. But by all means cling to your fantasy that feminism is somehow disingenuous and that women have it easier than men in society. I mean to do so you have to ignore employment statistics, crime statistics and the evidence of your own eyes, but crack on.
@@davidjones5333 You don't see men clamouring for low income menial jobs? The single largest profession for menial work is truck driving--dominated by men. What about storage logistics, landscapers, brickeys, tarmac layers, sewage workers? The list goes on and on. Your perspective is skewed and whatever point your making is irrelevant when Male employment data is considered. Everything you've said has been debunked.
@@rich_jg5705 Okay I will see your truck drivers, landscapers, tarmac layers and sewage workers and counter those male dominated low income professions with female dominated low income professions: carers, healthcare assistants, cleaners, maids. Yes there are lots of men in low paid menial obs, but there are far more women in low paid menial jobs. This is even before we consider unpaid carers; people who have to drop out of work to care for a relative and get to claim carer's allowance of less than £100 a week, the vast majority of this group are also women. Do you think that landscapers are paid worse than cleaners? because they don't. You do realise that the reason there is a 9% gender pay gap between women and men is specifically because women are more likely to be in lower paid jobs? Men and women get paid the same amount when they do the same job, this skew exists because women are generally in more lowly paid professions.There are almost twice as many women on poverty wages than men. So no, not everything I have said has been debunked, it simply appears that you have fundamentally failed to understand the very basic argument I was making. Here I can summarise it for you: The original comment maker stated that you don't see women clamouring to be represented in various low paid jobs dominated by men, and for some reason seemed to think that this undermines the feminist agenda. I replied by pointing out that this was an absurd argument because there are already far more women than men in low paid jobs, the original point was therefore flawed; why would women be clamouring to be represented in low paying jobs, when they are already over represented in low paying job? The fact is that there is a gender pay gap in work, despite the reality that women perform at least as well as men in education. The only conclusion to draw from this is that there remain barriers to women earning as much as men over the course of their working lives. One area where there is not yet parity is in the senior management positions of large companies, where men still dominate. Don't get me wrong there are numerous more significant reasons for the gender pay gap; such as the monetary value that society has placed on professions that women have traditionally dominated (why is a nurse paid less than a plumber?), not to mention the fact that women are more likely to take career breaks to raise children. However this does not mean that questioning women's under representation in high paid jobs is an illegitimate grievance; clearly there is a massive bias towards men in that area. Nor does it change the fact that there is much work to be done before equality between the sexes is achieved in this respect.
To be fair women also objectify men. Why do you think movies like 50 Shades of Grey and Magic Mike are so popular with women? If the genders in Magic Mike were reversed, the film would probably be criticised for "objectifying women".
"Tell me about the laws of the ruck" ahaha
#burn
Incredible. Chained themselves to a railing, go bonkers once a month & threw themselves under a horse! Then they were given the vote! Madness, utter madness!
"just go watch some porn" She's got you all worked out hahaha
i want to know how James asked her out.
He said "I'd like to take you out because I want to know all about that thing about women and stuff."
He was looking for a beard. Rugby isn't ready for the North South love affair that is 'The Hask' and Owen Farrell.
Hi James, after playing for the Rico black Rams, Stade Francais and the Highlanders, which out of those abroad adventures brings you back the best memories? cheers
That's comedy gold
Pseudo Feminism: Who are you?
James Haskell: I'm Hask, Pseudo feminism's daddy. Who's your daddy now? (Deep voice)
Pseudo Feminism: Hask is (Soft and feeble voice)
:D
😂😂builders whistling at you both lolol
James you are fucking awesome man - love it :)
Absolutely howling at the "and the vote?" comment. Too easy.
Do you think she'd be screaming about Feminism if she was onboard the Titanic when it was going down? 'Only the women and children are to be boarded onto the lifeboats' - Said the MALE captain. 'No wait - Feminism!! - let some fella have my place! 'We are for equal rights - Girl power!!' Sure thing love.......
It's funny how you never see Feminists screaming about having equal representation in sewer-cleaning jobs or Binmen positions for the various councils up & down the land. It's only the high flying jobs they want it seems.
Smug caucasoid I
Smug caucasoid that's not feminism, that's sexism
You realise that women didn't even have the right to vote or inherit land when the Titanic sank, clearly feminism was not a big deal in those days, I can't really see the relevance of talking about how things were over 100 years ago when discussing feminism in the 21st century.
Also women are over represented in low paying jobs, not under represented; (this is despite them outperforming men in school). I don't see men clamouring to work in menial jobs that women generally do; healthcare assistants, cleaners.
But by all means cling to your fantasy that feminism is somehow disingenuous and that women have it easier than men in society. I mean to do so you have to ignore employment statistics, crime statistics and the evidence of your own eyes, but crack on.
@@davidjones5333 You don't see men clamouring for low income menial jobs? The single largest profession for menial work is truck driving--dominated by men.
What about storage logistics, landscapers, brickeys, tarmac layers, sewage workers? The list goes on and on.
Your perspective is skewed and whatever point your making is irrelevant when Male employment data is considered. Everything you've said has been debunked.
@@rich_jg5705 Okay I will see your truck drivers, landscapers, tarmac layers and sewage workers and counter those male dominated low income professions with female dominated low income professions: carers, healthcare assistants, cleaners, maids. Yes there are lots of men in low paid menial obs, but there are far more women in low paid menial jobs. This is even before we consider unpaid carers; people who have to drop out of work to care for a relative and get to claim carer's allowance of less than £100 a week, the vast majority of this group are also women. Do you think that landscapers are paid worse than cleaners? because they don't.
You do realise that the reason there is a 9% gender pay gap between women and men is specifically because women are more likely to be in lower paid jobs? Men and women get paid the same amount when they do the same job, this skew exists because women are generally in more lowly paid professions.There are almost twice as many women on poverty wages than men.
So no, not everything I have said has been debunked, it simply appears that you have fundamentally failed to understand the very basic argument I was making. Here I can summarise it for you: The original comment maker stated that you don't see women clamouring to be represented in various low paid jobs dominated by men, and for some reason seemed to think that this undermines the feminist agenda. I replied by pointing out that this was an absurd argument because there are already far more women than men in low paid jobs, the original point was therefore flawed; why would women be clamouring to be represented in low paying jobs, when they are already over represented in low paying job?
The fact is that there is a gender pay gap in work, despite the reality that women perform at least as well as men in education. The only conclusion to draw from this is that there remain barriers to women earning as much as men over the course of their working lives. One area where there is not yet parity is in the senior management positions of large companies, where men still dominate. Don't get me wrong there are numerous more significant reasons for the gender pay gap; such as the monetary value that society has placed on professions that women have traditionally dominated (why is a nurse paid less than a plumber?), not to mention the fact that women are more likely to take career breaks to raise children. However this does not mean that questioning women's under representation in high paid jobs is an illegitimate grievance; clearly there is a massive bias towards men in that area. Nor does it change the fact that there is much work to be done before equality between the sexes is achieved in this respect.
Feminism goes out the window when women find a guy that ticks all there boxes.
I'm all about women's feminism.. 🤣😂
I nearly fell off my fucking chair laughing at this
Lol - sooo funny - how did you not get slapped by her!!
this is very funny🤣
Women already paid equally as well!
Talk about the new feminism movement in the 1960s
Hi James I just subscribed
#accidentalpartridge
RB 24 slur that again m8
Hahaha she is actually terrrrrrible at arguing this looool
Tell her to look at milo yinnapolous
GBH of the ears.
Funniest shit 😂😂
@ 4:06 GBH of the ears
oh no not Feminism lol
Ya do have equal pay like fokin hell
What a g
"Givin it all *that*" 100%
😂😂😂
just saying chloe, 52% of american women voted for donald trump.
No they didn't, 52% of american people didn't even vote for Donald Trump.
ShaunRL it's a fact you knob
LWF that's because they aren't very bright
Nope babe :) 54% women supported Clinton :) and 42% Trump. So stop telling people fake shit :)
LWF no they didn’t
100th like
both annoying
I nearly subscribed until he says he wouldn’t vote for Trump. Beta!!!!
You really are a muppet!
To be fair women also objectify men. Why do you think movies like 50 Shades of Grey and Magic Mike are so popular with women? If the genders in Magic Mike were reversed, the film would probably be criticised for "objectifying women".