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In article <5ab56d$f...@gyda.ifi.uio.no>, chri...@ifi.uio.no
(Christopher Henrik Lund) wrote:


> Norway has had a female prime minister for over a decade, and is now one of
> the world's richest nations. We don't even have a foreign dept. Half of our
> politicians are women, and I don't think there are very many voters here who
> consider genitals to be of political importance.


Anonymous responds:

Your reply to my posting proves nothing.

First, exceptions to general rules do not disprove general rules.
At best, you are citing an exception.

Secondly, the social dynamics of a female in politics are very
different from a female who is on the job and protected by
equal employment opportunity laws.

Thirdly, you say Norway is a wealthy country.  The same is still
being said about the U.S., but the statistics belie this claim.
The United States, while it does enjoy a standard of living that
lags the statistics, is one of the world's poorest countries, if
not THE poorest country.

The Treatise on the Downward Wage Equalizing Effects of
Equal Employment Opportunity is available at:
http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/3982/