gah
another one who doesn't hesitate to step around the facts in order to spew presupposition.
Show me the tangible benefits that the SoW provides. Show me why I should support it instead of bemoaning the plight of women in the workplace.
gah
another one who doesn't hesitate to step around the facts in order to spew presupposition.
gah
another one who doesn't hesitate to step around the facts in order to spew presupposition.
Big 'L' liberal, please. Small 'l' liberals are not neccessarily the same as the Party.
Bit, I think the biggest problem is that the Liberal Party has actually turned rather socialist on us, instead of leaving that to the Dipper's. Programs like the SoW don't actually do anything but do studies. They tend to be biased towards the party that will give them the most funding.
Keep in mind that this wasn't the only department cut. Like the SoW, many of them serve no real purpose, and are a waste of tax dollars that could be spent better paying down our debt.
Good post LRG, I concur heartly with you. Personally I think the Liberal Party needs to re-evaluate it's policies, is it Socialist or is it Liberal? I loathe Socialist ideals, I don't want to live in a Country where we are told what to do. I don't need a Nanny, I can decided for myself.
No Sassy, you are oppressed damit! You need this, and it's for your own good!
Oh no I don't.
Show me the tangible benefits that the SoW provides. Show me why I should support it instead of bemoaning the plight of women in the workplace.
try reading the thread. read Judy's speech for two examples. women in the workplace is only one part of the issues they address.
Jay don't make me drag out my old lady panties and beat you about the head with them.
no
They are different types of services, BOTH driven by women and poverty experts and previously supported by SWAC because of who they benefit. The micro-loan program offers services to both genders but once those with an open mind learn the demographics of the area they realize easily the people it serves are disproportionately women. That's not out of trend as is actually unavoidable, which is why SWAC in part supported the individuals involved in getting it started. It has to do with understanding the cycle of poverty at least in small part as well, which is probably why Harper's voter base doesn't care.
These have nothing to do with womens issues Bit, so we don't need to pay this group to deal with them.And then for balance, according to the SWAC website: http://www.swc-cfc.gc.ca/resources/gba/cs/index_e.html the Gender Based Analysis is as follows:
Gender-based Analysis
Case Studies
What does half of this have to do with gender anyway???
- Anti-Smoking (to come)
- Anti-Terrorism Legislation in Canada (to come)
- Climate Change (to come)
- Crime Prevention (to come)
- Emergency Preparedness (to come)
- HIV/AIDS (to come)
- Urban Transport (to come)
Nope, it's absurd to most tax payers.Absurd to you, that is. The way you dismissed my suggestions out-of-hand tells me you're more interested in badmouthing their efforts than actually finding the answers to all your questions.
all I'm hearing out of you is "don't know, don't care"
it may sound like nonsense to you but the research matters to people who are trying to form policy and it sure as hell matters to the waitress that misses her rent payment because things have gone slow at the bar.
here's some more "absurdity"...
women's human rights? [sarcasm]the nerve.[/sarcasm]
I know I know. you don't know what they do but you're sure they're doing it wrong. no doubt you've put a lot of thought into it, too.
This is without a doubt, the brightest thing I've read from you.The SWAC is not doing anything to help the woman that can't pay rent. Should women have special privileges not available to men? Paying rent is a societal issue. If the woman is uneducated, there are many options starting with a student loan, some ambition and a few goals. This is not uniquely a female issue. Senior abuse is not a gender issue and, from what we've learned recently, neither is spousal abuse. Immigrant issues are not female gender problems. If 20 years of policy making didn't solve the problems, another $23 million every 2 years for another 20 years probably isn't going to make much more of a difference.
that's ignorant
that's all
just plain ignorant
if you honestly believe there's no gender specific issues that need to be dealt with and the "SWAC" isn't making a difference its only because you already chose to deliberately ignore and forget the very specific example I already gave and to not deal with it properly but rather simply (and simple-mindedly) step around it. enjoy the bliss.
Actually in here, you're doing well, well after you stopped chewing on my ass. But I'm impressed.I've only posted in a couple of discussions and I've been told I'm unintelligent, biased, misinformed, unfeminine because of having "pissing contests" with males, simple minded, not dealing with things properly, ignorant and ... wow.
Perfect, a bias organisation that is as vague as a socialist organistain could be.
No I'ld say he pretty much stepped on the facts, I can smell them from here, SOW shyte.gah
another one who doesn't hesitate to step around the facts in order to spew presupposition.
I already posted there names Jay, they were ignored.Unlike you, Bit....oh master of "facts".
Here's a fact, the SOW is sexist and you support sexism like the rest of the mean old socialists out there.
We already have programs out there to help people, another one is a waste of money (I know socialists are very fond of wasting other people's money, but it has to stop somewhere).
Ditto Tonington.It's not like there aren't other organizations out there which are studying these things. Take a look at any of the countries womens studies programs in universities and you will see that this area has research allready. Peer reviewed research can and is used to inform policy makers and they in turn decide how it should change or reinforce policy decisions. The department still exists, we've just eliminated the wastefull spending and perhaps biased reports.
Yep, just a couple parts that actually do something that remotely seem like they should be doing, but the rest is unjustifiable crap.try reading the thread. read Judy's speech for two examples. women in the workplace is only one part of the issues they address.
Dr Wombat said:"The Gender Budget Project addresses women's economic inequality by demystifying the provincial budget for women in Manitoba while encouraging broader participation in the budget process.