I wonder if this will apply to kilts?

[kilted in kleaveland]

The rules just aren't the same for men and women (at least here in Ohio). I have been kilt checked numerous times (even right in front of my wife). I have been photgraphed by cameraphone (called up-skirting here). My friend was assaulted by his wife in front of witnesses, locked himself in his car without retaliating, called the police, and summarily escorted off his property.
He filed a restraining order against her, but HE is not allowed on HIS property.
Sometimes its hard to understand.

[Hachiman]

Hiya folks!

When I started this thread, it was to just point out an interesting development in legislation here in Australia. It certainly wasn't my intention to raise old ghosts, raise peoples hackles or to raise a controversial topic.

As a person who subscribes to a personal policy of "gender equity", and who will rapidly point out any instances of men being on the receiving end of unfair opinion/treatment/behaviour(s) (and for the record, I also will stand up for unfair / sexist behaviour towards women)... so I figure I'm in good company on this discussion board.

But mebbe... just mebbe.. we should tone the conversation down a tad?? I don't want to be the cause of the moderators stepping in.

thanks folks

Hachiman