'Equality' in the air?

[Black Orchid]

Qantas and Jetstar Airways celebrate International Women’s Day this week in a very unique way. Throughout this week, starting the 3rd to the 9th of March, 50 flights on these airlines will be run by women. Over 250 female pilots, cabin crews, engineers and airport and operations team members will run 20 routes in Australia, New Zealand and Asia.

https://travelradar.aero/qantas-and-jet ... omens-day/

How is that equality?

[mellie]

Qantas and Jetstar Airways celebrate International Women’s Day this week in a very unique way. Throughout this week, starting the 3rd to the 9th of March, 50 flights on these airlines will be run by women. Over 250 female pilots, cabin crews, engineers and airport and operations team members will run 20 routes in Australia, New Zealand and Asia.

https://travelradar.aero/qantas-and-jet ... omens-day/

How is that equality?

The whole concept sounds kind, respeful and inclusive and if you weren't aware of their underlying smelly agenda, this wouldn't bother you BO.
It's not about equality and breaking down gendered stereotypes, it's about destroying capatilism.

What irks me is that as a woman, I feel like my gender is being used by the left to achieve their political objective, of which isn't at all about equality and fairness for all. Regardless of gender, what it's really about is playing one gender off against the other, encouraging woman to see men as the mortal enemy, their oppressors.

When observing footage from cyclone alfred across the last week, I have noticed a common theme. 99% of those filling sandbags, battening down the hatches, cleaning out roof gutters etc were men.
Men!


God is very clear about our two genders roles, and it shouldn't be a competition. Men and women are both equally important, needed for the continuity of our human race. The left aim to divide and corrupt society to convince them otherwise.

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The caption reads "Happy March 8th"
The lady on the card is Valentina Tereshkova who is the first woman in space.



On June 16, 1963, she was launched in the spacecraft Vostok 6, which completed 48 orbits in 71 hours.
In 2008 Tereshkova became the deputy chair of the parliament of Yaroslavl oblast as a member of the United Russia party. Three years later she was elected to the Duma (Russian Parliament), and at the age of 88 she still serves in that body.

She is more equal then most men now