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etherealtruth

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8. "They boast the most prevalent belief in evolution — and elves, too."

Reply to steve2470 (Original post)

Mon Nov 4, 2013, 07:31 AM

Nov 2013

The belief in elves struck me as sweet

"The U.S. comes in at a dismal 23rd, which is a notch down from last year." Lovely

We have so much work to do regarding equal rights for all in this country. I know, I know ... there are cadres of posters that do not believe sexism exists in this country

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Column: Why Scandinavian women make the rest of the world jealous [View all] steve2470 Nov 2013 OP

k&r for exposure. n/t Laelth Nov 2013 #1

high literacy rates, low rates of religious belief RainDog Nov 2013 #2

"strangely, a lack of religious belief is more likely to result in better treatment for women" Warren Stupidity Nov 2013 #5

well RainDog Nov 2013 #6

I've given up on nice. I'm in full curmudgeon mode. Warren Stupidity Nov 2013 #7

truth be told, religion is, imo, toxic for women RainDog Nov 2013 #9

But we have Cheez Doodles... brooklynite Nov 2013 #3

and cheeseburgers ! steve2470 Nov 2013 #4

"They boast the most prevalent belief in evolution — and elves, too." etherealtruth Nov 2013 #8

And Bjork. nt tridim Nov 2013 #10

I've been to Keflavik and Reykjavik wonderful places!!! gopiscrap Nov 2013 #11

K&R redqueen Nov 2013 #12

My wife and I had fairly kid friendly workplaces when our own kids were young. hunter Nov 2013 #13