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simone betsy | 13:17 Thu 20th Nov 2003 | Body & Soul
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The feminist perspective on the family is quite simple: every married woman is an angel chained to violent beast and the family (in the sense of Mum, Dad & the kids) has no right to exist. The family is seen as a male-oriented institution designed to perpetuate a patriarchical socio-political environment and maintain the subjugation of women. Or some such claptrap.
13:32 Thu 20th Nov 2003
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While you may be inclined to disegard jif2003's post he's pretty near the mark.
13:48 Thu 20th Nov 2003
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Sorry made a terrible assumption the jif2003 was a man, I'm sorry if I caused offence.
13:49 Thu 20th Nov 2003
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We live in a patriarchal society isn't that enough furl for the fire. Doing a thesis?
22:29 Fri 21st Nov 2003

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