Because here, we wonder who are the real terrorists there ... forgive the realthe terrorists ...
Terrorisme =
Terrorism is the deliberate use of violence (attacks, assassinations, kidnappings, etc.) for political ends, so that their psychological repercussions - terror and fear - go far beyond the circle of direct victims to strike massively public opinion concerned
So where are the wastes and washable diapers removed?
Elisabeth Badinter, against the terrorism of washable diapers
Starting a few days after the BHL surge, we must prepare to undergo a Badinter (Elisabeth) surge. The philosopher publishing a book, France Inter opens to him, today Thursday, all its antenna, from the morning interview, to the Telephone rings in the evening. For one day, France Inter becomes Radio Badinter, promoting Badinterian thinking to the status of official thinking. If we understand his interview with Demorand, Badinter is protesting today against the implicit injunction, which would be made to mothers since the beginning of the crisis, to go home, to give up working, to breastfeed their children , prepare organic broccoli for them rather than serve them ready-made small pots, and return to washable diapers, preferably disposable diapers (non-biodegradable, of course, but whose invention, according to Badinter, marked a decisive advance in '' female emancipation).
Why not ? We have to debate everything. We have the right to oppose ecology to feminism, women's rights to those of nature, and to explore, between the two, oppositions or contradictions. We have every right to argue that female emancipation goes through work. But one little thing is embarrassing every time Badinter returns to the public eye. A detail. Three times nothing. But all the same. One of his "caps", as they say, is never recalled by fascinated interviewers (and yet not by Demorand, prior to his interview this morning): in addition to his esteemed activity as a philosopher and writer, Elisabeth Badinter , daughter and heiress of Marcel Bleustein-Blanchet, founder of Publicis, is today the second shareholder, and the president of the supervisory board of the multinational advertising company.
This obviously does not deprive her of the right to think, and to write. We can reign on the four-color pages of magazines, on the soft porn posters of bus shelters, and make a profession of philosophizing on female emancipation. You can, and Badinter's constancy testifies to the sincerity of his convictions. But this double status has always generated, in Baden-Baden philosophical production, a blind spot: the violence of the advertising injunction made to women. Cream yourself morning and evening, depilate yourself to look like porn actresses, be as thin as the skeletons that you see parading in the fashion pages, and consume, consume, consume, buy, heat the checkbook, to be finally perfectly, totally liberated. Seen from my male early morning window, this injunction, which unfolds on each back of a kiosk, on every street corner, seems at least as terrorist as the injunction to go home, and to return to the washable diapers. But Badinter, advertising philosopher, does not see it.
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This woman has apparently never been pregnant ... and we would like to lobby roundabout for pamp € rs that we would not do better ... but no, it is impossible on the part of an advertiser not...
Go trash direction ...
Equality between men has never existed other than on paper ... after there are more or less great inequalities ... but never one man has been equal to another (not even the real twins) ...