The Rights Of Man

MINING, FATALIES AT WORK AND THE GENDER PAY GAP LIES

The tragic news this week of a miner who died in Yorkshire on top of the four men who died in South Wales at the beginning of September shows why the anti-male feminist's obsession with lying and telling mistruths about the gender pay gap needs to be continually challenged.

In addition, the Health and Safety Executive have recently said that 171 people died at work in 2010/11. Perversely for a government body, the executive does not break the genders down so you have to count them.  I suspect this is a political decision because it would show far more men die at work then women - and we know government bodies never want to show men suffering more than women. If the figure was the other around of course, it would be so so different. So I had to count through the table and found that just 4 of those 171 who died at work were women and therefore 167 were men (97%).

This issue has been raised before but it is worth stating again that one of the reasons that on average men get paid more for women, is that for many male orientated jobs there is a danger premium. Of course, those poor chaps in those mines earned more than women in the same area. It is because there is a premium attached to the dirty and dangerous jobs they do. That of course, holds no brook with many.

Remember - ignore the lies of the anti-male feminists at the Fawcett Society, the Equalities and Human Rights Commission and the government who say the gender pay gap is down to discrimination. Firstly, there is no provable gender pay gap for people doing the same job, secondly they never mention that younger women now get paid more than younger men and thirdly they never talk about the different jobs men and women choose to do.

Whenever, the gender pay gap is brought up, the fatality statistic have to be brought up as an point to undermine the gender pay gap lies.

Posted by Skimmington

WHY YOU MUST ATTEND THE UK'S FIRST NATIONAL CONFERENCE FOR MEN AND BOYS

The excellent Men's Network have now announced the agenda of the first UK's first National Conference for Men and Boys and it looks great.

Turning up to the conference to hear and take in part of these debate is important but there is another clear reason to attend.

If we are all really serious about ensuring that men and boys are treated equally and that we want to take forward the argument and put on the political agenda, then attending this conference is a must.

One of the reasons anti-male feminist groups have been so successful is that they are better organised and have larger numbers of committed people. We need to learn from this.

The Men's Network has done superb work in Brighton and Hove to actually take the debate and the arguments forward in a rational way to the authorities. This national conference takes that a stage further and it is vital to us all that this conference succeeds and becomes the first of many.

Please attend, it really does matter.

 Posted by Skimmington