International scholars concluded a five-year “equity” project by determining the concept of “gender” cannot be defined but should be incorporated into all aspects of scientific research nonetheless.I usually assume that Europans are not as foolish as Americans, but apparently I am wrong. The London Daily Mail reports:Funded by the European Union, their research was part of a project called GENDER-NET Plus. Launched in 2017, it brought together scholars from various countries to overcome “challenges in achieving gender equality and gender mainstreaming in research and innovation.”
A man given 15 months in jail for assaulting his partner has avoided prison by changing sex so he cannot be punished for gender-based violence. ...With no definition of woman, a man can say he is one, get his case dismissed, and then change back to being a man.But having become a woman the month before, Luis escaped justice. He used a new law allowing those over 16 to change their registered gender without needing medical or psychological reports. His lawyers appealed again, saying he could not be tried for gender-based crimes because he was a 'new person'.
They claimed the court could no longer try him as a man because that would violate LGBT law, requested a pardon and demanded that the case be dropped – and the Court of Violence against Women has now withdrawn from it.
During a hearing on August 13, the court heard that 'now that the accused is a woman' there is 'a lack of objective jurisdiction'.
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Modern scholars cannot define a woman... because
1. They have lost their integrity by putting financial security entirely over truth, and
2. They are paid not to not understand.
Their jobs literally are dependent upon them claiming 'it's complicated' when they really mean to be saying 'something biologically obvious has become politically controversial, and I could lose my job if I say so.'
Since I know some history, and been around the block, I've literally seen this bullshit before.
"It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends upon his not understanding it."
- Upton Sinclair 1878
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