In
a shocking display of male ignorance - daring to call out 'unequal'
treatment of sexes (however many of them there are today) - a German
town’s effort to emasculate itslef has seen it hauled to court by a man who claims its ‘woman-only’ parking spaces are discriminatory.
RT reports
that Dominik Bayer, 25, from North Rhine-Westphalia, appeared at a
hearing at the Administrative Court in Munich, Bavaria, on Wednesday
saying:
Bayer argued that he is fighting for “equal rights for men and women” because the signs were not only discriminatory against men, they were also offensive to women by implying they “are weaker,” reports Spiegel.
First they separate you and write books about you and degrade you. In this case badges such as yellow stars are not necessary as there is clear identification of men who are White.
Next step is to put socially unacceptable men into camps for reeducation. They will make a big deal about how the camps are actually nice and very pleasant. But that is for show.
After that is gassing and death.
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SOURCE ZH
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| No white males allowed to park. Ever. Complain and get thrown in jail. |
“I feel discriminated against as a man.”
Bayer argued that he is fighting for “equal rights for men and women” because the signs were not only discriminatory against men, they were also offensive to women by implying they “are weaker,” reports Spiegel.
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| Only white males are being cited. Muslim men, who use the spots, are not cited. |
Next step is to put socially unacceptable men into camps for reeducation. They will make a big deal about how the camps are actually nice and very pleasant. But that is for show.
After that is gassing and death.
.
“We did it purely for the reasons we don't have to share with anyone,” said Hans Bittl, head of the legal department in Eichstätt.But, Bayer countered that men can also be victims of violent crimes:
“The city does not come to mind that even men can become victims of violence... There are also small and weaker men.”A compromise was found in the end that meant the town officials were ordered to change the wording of the signs to make it clear that the reservation is only a recommendation, and not a legal rule.
SOURCE ZH
