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Madam President it's a great honor to be
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here on such an auspicious occasion and
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may I actually congratulate if I may the
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former president for the wonderful work
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that he did which enabled us a year or
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so later then to face each other across
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this chamber as we used to do then I'd
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like also if I make if if it's allowed
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just to contract graduate Camilla not
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only on a wonderful speech that she's
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just made very unusual of the opposition
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to congratulate the proposal but also to
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put on record my enormous admiration for
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the work that you do in kids company and
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how you carry that that wonderful work
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forward
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Madam President when when I was a member
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here very long time ago
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as I've got quite a lot of the photos of
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those days up in my downstairs loo and
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maybe I was a librarian the Secretary
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was jars brandriss when I first entered
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the chamber the president was a
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socialist called Ronnie Cohen the the
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person who stood against me for
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president and one was a character called
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David Wolter and speaking from the floor
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was a curly-haired young lad
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with the name of Bill Clinton which all
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goes to show that of course if you go on
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to work for breakfast TV Madam Secretary
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you'll end up as a national treasure if
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you're a socialist you'll go to the city
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and you'll end up as a billionaire if
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like David Wolter you go and work as the
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press officer for the Liberal Democrats
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you'll end up in total obscurity and if
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you can only speak from the floor you
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may end up as leader of the free world
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and if you're male and have curly hair
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who knows you'll have all sorts of young
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ladies offering to bring you cigars I
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tell you what they're that the toilets
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are an awful lot better than they were
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in our day aren't they Michael
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absolutely this is this is in many ways
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a very strange proposition that we've
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heard tonight effectively what I think
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the the proposers do is they say yes we
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agree we're all feminists now a great
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deal has been achieved but not enough
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and at least my two colleagues on the
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opposition have said no no we're not all
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feminists now a great deal has been
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achieved but it's not enough I'm in a
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different category entirely I'm not a
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feminist I have never been a feminist
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I'm never likely to be a feminist and
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there are all sorts of reasons why not
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let me come to those in a moment the
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proposer was talking about the days back
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when then when there were only five
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women's colleges in Oxford and there was
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a debate about there was a discussion in
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the college about whether the chaps and
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the girls had to come in by 10:00 or
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10:30 I'd had to be in by 10:30 at
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sundance we also had a rule which was
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actually a concession and you can guess
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what the concession was that said that
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we could have men into our rooms before
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10:30 but we could only have up to two
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men
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what the heck they thought we were going
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to get up to with two met when we
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wouldn't get up with three goodness own
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yet because there was actually an
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occasion when my parents and my brother
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were visiting and my boyfriend wanted to
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come into the room and one of them
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either my brother or my father had to
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actually leave and go and stand outside
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it was a it was a completely ridiculous
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world on one occasion I made a point of
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a climbing out of some John's College at
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quarter to 11:00 at night and climbing
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into some dams at 11 o'clock and landing
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in the arms of the Dean mrs. Bednar
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obscure so that I could be taken in the
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following morning and ticked off and say
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to her I think this is completely
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ridiculous
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I come from Liverpool I've had a donkey
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since I was 14 I've just spent the last
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year in America on my own in New York
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and you're telling me that I have to be
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in by 10:30 at night
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it's infantilizing and soon afterwards
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well it didn't exactly stop for the air
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on which you could have a man in your
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room overnight at slams provided you
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paid for extra linen
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I got fine two and six right well that
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was all before the Equality laws and it
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meant that it was legal to discriminate
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women as indeed it was legal to
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discriminate against all sorts of people
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and many ways it still is but I would
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say I would put the point to this house
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that it changed not because of the
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burning bras of the 1960s any more than
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women got the vote in 1918
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because women had changed themselves to
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the railings or had thrown themselves
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under the Kings horse
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it changed I think because in the end
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reasonable people could see the
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reasonableness of just saying there
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should be equality under the law and
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that is an argument that I have made in
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all sorts of other fields ever since
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there should be equality under the law
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those who argue for discrimination have
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got to make the argument about why it is
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a good thing and in that sense therefore
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I stand for equality but I'm not a
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feminist and I do not think that the
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ways of feminism the arguments of
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feminism are the way forward I'm
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actually I actually jet to feminism
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Madame's president on to two main areas
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one is cultural and one is practical now
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the cultural side well we've heard a
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little bit of this tonight you see the
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problem with the kind of feminism that
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we used to hear back in the 60s and the
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70s and many years since the kind of
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feminism actually has one very big
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problem for a woman like me it's the
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kind of feminism that actually hates men
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and I have a problem with that because
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especially on Valentine's Day money but
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I don't hate men I love men
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I learned to love them here in this city
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I love men and I'm one of them vast
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majority of women that love men and that
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I really don't want to see them in any
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way being discriminated against and
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there's something also I listened to
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Cindy who I've not heard speak before
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with greatest interest but again I pick
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up something that I heard when I went to
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see the Vagina Monologues and came out
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thinking that is not about me and what
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is excludes I think and it's a cultural
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thing is it says you know if you're
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going to have gender equality you have
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to have men and women the same and the
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cultural norm that you appear to be
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exhibiting as what we should be ad
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inspired to a Trinity is the male one
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and for me that is not right for me that
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is absolutely not the way to go the
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reason I didn't like Vagina Monologues
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is in the end the whole of the whole
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whole show the whole of the debate and
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so much that I heard when I was a
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student and when I was a young maid what
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a wife as well was all about how women
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could take control of their own
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fertility fine and they could do exactly
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what the men did and I thought what and
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they would then be as good as the men
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there would be the male equals and then
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you could divide society 5050 and
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possibly the national debt and all the
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rest of it as well and I'm thinking I
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don't go with this I really don't go
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with this no don't do I love Matt I mean
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to remember Michael remember those days
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young you're not so old that you've
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forgotten
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do I want to bet well you know you know
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the story of the the old gent about our
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a Josh I think actually who goes with
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his wife on Valentine's nights and the
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GAR premiere and they come back and she
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says to him at the bottom of the stairs
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carry me up and make love to me and he
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says I could do one or the other
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that'd be where everyone here this is
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where you are going in future so make
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the most of it while you've got it
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believe me now the cultural side of this
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I think has has real problems because
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one of the one of the problems with this
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idea that we are equal to men and that
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we are we should imitate in some way the
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male thing is that it denigrates and
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diminishes the life experience and
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history of most women even in a country
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like this most women in a country like
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this actually want to become and do
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become mothers most women in a country
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like this want and are lucky enough if
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they get long term commitment from a man
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to a man I think so highly of marriage
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that I've been married twice I think so
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highly of marriage of course I would
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have voted for equal marriage for gays
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or anybody else just about the
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experience of most women does not
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conform to that feminist picture and the
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feminist seemed to feel that the women
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who'd make other choices are making
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wrong choices and the net result of that
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in the 4050 years that we are
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celebrating since is that much progress
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has not been made and it troubles me
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very much my mother's generation born at
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the turn of the last century felt they
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had to make a choice between home and a
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career and they chose home my daughter's
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generation seems for the other reasons
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to feel that they have to make a career
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between a home Jois between a home and a
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career and they choose a career and then
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result of that is that you want them to
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become CEOs of top companies they get to
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40 or 45 the next steps IVF and the next
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step is they discover how wonderful it
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is to have your child put into your arms
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and how actually that can be one of the
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most important things that you ever do
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if you don't believe me ask your own
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mothers it's one of the most precious
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things we can do my generation my
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generation looked at the choices between
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home and career and chose to do both and
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it is not easy to do both and you'll
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find you're doing one part-time while
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you're doing the other full-time and
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vice versa
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and you'll find that child care is
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always going to be a problem and you'll
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find especially if you're in the
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circumstances that I was in that it's
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going to cost you a fortune and you're
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going to be skint
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but hey you get towards the end of the
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main bit of child-rearing and you have a
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career as well and that's my cultural
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objection to feminism that it rules out
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so many of the experiences of so many
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women it's so it's so denigrates what
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they do and as a result I think it is
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actually not the right not the right way
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forward there's also a practical side a
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practical side because I think feminism
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makes victims of us all one of the
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slightly cruder versions of feminism if
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you like says the reason that there are
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so few women or there aren't enough
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women or whatever figure you want to
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produce while there's there aren't
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enough women at the top in this or that
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or the other profession is the men's
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tapas but I've heard this from you
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didn't I president I have a point border
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I would like to suggest that whilst it
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would greatly disappoint our final two
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speakers that we should finish this
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debate now I believe my side has
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definitively proved that we're not all
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feminists now
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I didn't um
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Madam President we did not set that up
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between us I promise you
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charlie original but the truth the
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trouble with the idea that it's all
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men's fault or it's all the system's
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fault is that then it seems to me that
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women are very often being set up to
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fail but you're not going to succeed
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you're not going to get to the top
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unless there are special measures and
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when those special measures fail you
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need more special measures you need
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quotas you need arrangements you need
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some kind of special arrangement of one
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kind or another and the net result of
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that of course is first of all you end
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up discriminating against other people
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and secondly you often promote people
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who aren't any good and thirdly even
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when they get in there and they are
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close to the top they still think that
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they're not good enough let me take an
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example the proof of the pudding is in
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the proof of the pudding is in the
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eating we have had in this country one
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woman Prime Minister one woman Prime
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Minister we had Margaret Thatcher we had
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one woman Prime Minister who said I am
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NOT a feminist and feminism is poison
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and she meant that because she felt that
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she was able and if she could do it
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other women couldn't she was right to
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come through the system long before
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equality long she did not bleat about
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how men were going to hold her back she
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did not say that I'm got to wait until
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the rules change she did not say there's
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got to be quotas she just went for it in
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1975 when she saw a vacancy for the
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leadership of her party she went for it
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now we have very distinguished cabinet
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ministers city former cabinet minister
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sitting here on the other side has there
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yet been a woman leader of the Labour
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Party no will there be at the next
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election a woman labour Prime Minister
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no and one of the reasons is but last
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time I had a chance to stand there were
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81 labour women MPs and only one stood
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and that was Diana bird Harriet Harman
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didn't stand honourable lady sitting
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opposite didn't stand when push came to
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shove and they're all feminists now when
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the chance came to lead their great
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party when the chance came to fight an
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election where they might actually
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become prime minister of this country
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they chickened out
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that's what feminism does to you that's
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what feminine the moment you start
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blaming other people the moment you
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start blaming other people hang on a
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minute
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I'm nearly done I'm nearly done I'm
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nearly done this is this is the message
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that I want everyone here to take that
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the women shall I say especially but
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also the men this is the message I want
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you to take there is absolutely nothing
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stopping you do not let the feminists
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tell you that it's some man's fault if
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you don't get on do not let anybody tell
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you that because there aren't lots of
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women at the top now that you can't do
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it because you can you can you have to
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put yourself in a position where you can
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you have to stand for it you have to do
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not stand for feminism but when there's
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an opportunity you take it and to take
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take that opportunity with any chance of
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success you need to get the best
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education you can you're right here you
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need to acquire the skills you're right
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here you need absolute determination and
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single-mindedness and you need the one
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word we haven't heard yet tonight you
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need courage and Madam President
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everyone here I wish you the very best
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of luck
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you
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