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16 Shocking Vintage Posters That Warned Men About The Dangers Of Women Having Rights (Original Post) Exhibit A Feb 2015 OP
Heed my words! Men and children will start suffering from feminism any minute now! DetlefK Feb 2015 #1
LOL, n/t Exhibit A Feb 2015 #2
Whatever the issue, the forces of regression trot out the same old rurallib Feb 2015 #3
WTF? Why 56 pounds? Orrex Feb 2015 #4
Most likely came from this... Lochloosa Feb 2015 #6
Maybe because the Senate voted 56 to 25 Sweet Freedom Feb 2015 #7
Because it's a British cartoon. Spider Jerusalem Mar 2015 #8
And before ya know it BAM..a woman in the White House misterhighwasted Feb 2015 #5
Forgot one: ...and then an atheist. CrispyQ Mar 2015 #10
Weird how many attitudes are still prevalent ismnotwasm Mar 2015 #9

DetlefK

(16,423 posts)
1. Heed my words! Men and children will start suffering from feminism any minute now!
Fri Feb 27, 2015, 07:43 AM
Feb 2015

Any minute now!

Any minute now!





EDIT:I'm better gonna add a sarcasm-tag.

Lochloosa

(16,067 posts)
6. Most likely came from this...
Fri Feb 27, 2015, 10:52 AM
Feb 2015
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weight_throw

Weight throw for distance[edit]

The 56-pound weight throw was conducted twice at the Olympic Games, in 1904 and in 1920.
 

Spider Jerusalem

(21,786 posts)
8. Because it's a British cartoon.
Sat Mar 7, 2015, 07:51 AM
Mar 2015

56 pounds is four stone (a stone is 14 pounds). 56 pound weights (and 14, 28, and 112 pound weights) were common at the time; Google Books has references to "a 56 pound weight" in the writing of Robert Boyle (in the 1600's), in a number of the "Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society" from 1829, and Seamus Heaney (in a poem called "Weighing In&quot mentions a scale on his family's farm and a 56-pound weight used as a counterbalance.

misterhighwasted

(9,148 posts)
5. And before ya know it BAM..a woman in the White House
Fri Feb 27, 2015, 10:03 AM
Feb 2015

First a black man then a woman then a Hispanic & then a Gay!!
Haaaaha

ismnotwasm

(41,998 posts)
9. Weird how many attitudes are still prevalent
Sat Mar 7, 2015, 09:20 AM
Mar 2015

Expressed a bit differently perhaps, but basically the same thing

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