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Polish women who made amazing careers against patriarchal society


jon357  72 | 23615
18 Jan 2025   #91
What a strange thing to say.

Then again, your Facebook page is all sweetness and light, pro-Democrat, anti-trumpetcűnt and anti-gun stuff.

Enjoy life each day!
Novichok  4 | 9008
18 Jan 2025   #92
Am I getting the links to those extraordinary Polish women or not?
jon357  72 | 23615
18 Jan 2025   #93
Why would you get them?

Though yes, there have been some very special women in Polish history.
Novichok  4 | 9008
18 Jan 2025   #94
Though yes, there have been some very special women in Polish history.

We are not talking about "some very special women in Polish history".

This thread is about Polish women who made amazing careers against patriarchal society

This mean by overcoming men and their alleged hostility toward women.

In "America", what women and blacks touch predictably turns into shlt. See Kamala and the crime-ridden cities with black female prosecutors. So Poland may be different...
jon357  72 | 23615
18 Jan 2025   #95
We're talking about what we want to. This isn't one of those American debating clubs and we will talk about what we wish.

You have no say in it and would do well to shut up.
Novichok  4 | 9008
18 Jan 2025   #96
This isn't one of those American debating clubs and we will talk about what we wish.

Where the fvck did I mention anything American?

Let me try one more time...

What are the names of and the links to those Polish women who made amazing careers against patriarchal society?
jon357  72 | 23615
18 Jan 2025   #97
What you do and don't mention is irrelevant. Other people are trying to have a civilised discussion.

Nobody cares about your pointless rhetorical questions.
Novichok  4 | 9008
18 Jan 2025   #98
Nobody cares about your pointless rhetorical questions.

Only a gay idiot thinks that asking for the specifics related to another poster's claim is rhetorical.

"Rhetorical" would be if I asked if 50% of men being gay was good for the tribe.
Alien  26 | 6655
19 Jan 2025   #99
Rhetorical

This also means "repeated questions", and that's what your questions are. Repeated questions with no answers.
Feniks  1 | 873
19 Jan 2025   #100
What are the names of and the links to those Polish women who made amazing careers against patriarchal society?

There have been many mentioned already on this thread. Even if I provided more names you would just engage in misogyny and nit-picking so there is no point. However, on the subject of questions, there is another of mine which you failed to answer waiting on the gun thread. Perhaps you could oblige?
Novichok  4 | 9008
19 Jan 2025   #101
This also means "repeated questions",

Learn English. Quoting:

A rhetorical question is an inquiry that ends in a question mark but is asked for effect rather than to elicit an answer.

Nothing to do with how many times a equation is asked. When a cop repeatedly asks "May I have your license?", his question is not rhetorical.

There have been many mentioned already on this thread

Posting three names would take less time and fewer words than it took you to duck...

Scared it would come out that these women were promoted by men?
jon357  72 | 23615
19 Jan 2025   #102
that ends in a question

It doesn't need to if we choose not to.

is asked for effect

As you do.

Now why don't you just fúck off while other people talk.
Alien  26 | 6655
19 Jan 2025   #103
asked for effect rather than to elicit an answer.

Exactly like the often repeated questions to which you don't really expect the answer. You are a master at asking such questions.
OP pawian  226 | 27744
19 Jan 2025   #104
asked for effect

Daj dziuba, attention sicker! haha buhahaha
Novichok  4 | 9008
19 Jan 2025   #105
So who are those Polish women that made careers against Polish patriarchy?

This thread was not started by me, azholes...Asking a simple on-topic question is attention seeking now?
OP pawian  226 | 27744
19 Jan 2025   #106
who are those Polish women

Read from the beginning.

, azholes...

Darling!!!
Feniks  1 | 873
3 Apr 2025   #107
Another amazing Polish woman, Krystyna Chojnowska-Liskiewicz. She was the first woman to sail around the world solo and she completed this amazing feat in 1978 after a two year journey starting in the Canary Isles and finishing near the Cape Verde Isles. Her husband custom-designed and oversaw the construction of her yacht, the Mazurek. She was also a naval engineer.

Journalist Paulina Reiter has written a book about her entitled Samotne Oceany ( The Lonely Ocean ) which was published in 2023. It's available on Amazon for those who might be interested in reading about her life.

In the meantime here's an article about her:

culture.pl/en/article/meet-krystyna-chojnowska-liskiewicz-the-first-woman-to-sail-around-the-world-solo
Miloslaw  25 | 5331
3 Apr 2025   #108
Now why don't you just fúck off while other people talk.

Yeah Rich, if you have nothing constructive to add to a discussion and just insist on trolling, why don't you just fvck off!
Novichok  4 | 9008
4 Apr 2025   #109
This thread is about Polish women who made amazing careers against patriarchal society

This mean by overcoming men and their alleged hostility toward women.


I am still waiting for a list of those brave women...Names, dates, and stuff like that...who opposed them and how ...
Feniks  1 | 873
4 Apr 2025   #110
This mean by overcoming men and their alleged hostility toward women.

In my opinion it means being successful in predominantly male fields. Not an easy feat for women trying to fit into such roles. For example, in the case of Krystyna Chojnowska-Liskiewicz, who I linked to in post #107, a Danish fisherman tried to persuade her to abort her trip to Scotland.

He said," Who wants to sail in such a little boat to the North Sea? And also, you're all women. Go back home, it's well enough that you've made it in one piece to Skagen."

It's insulting, especially given that she was a naval engineer too and very capable of servicing her own yacht. Women throughout history have had to put up with this crap when they have proven time and again that they can be successful in male dominated professions.

BTW, if you could, please don't turn this thread into the usual trolling crap. I posted about Krystyna Chojnowska-Liskiewicz because I'm trying to revive an interesting thread.
Novichok  4 | 9008
14 Apr 2025   #111
My daughters are doing very well BECAUSE of the men who built universities, started companies, and hired them. No women were involved.

Almost forgot the man who told them when they were 17 that money is not just number one; it's everything. They listened and make many times more than their college friends.
that they can be successful in male dominated professions.

Some and very few. Try composers and writers...Anybody can do either and post it on YT and Amazon.

What's the ratio of M to F there?
Alien  26 | 6655
14 Apr 2025   #112
Almost forgot the man who told them when they were 17 that money is not just number one; it's everything

I can guess who told them such nonsense.
Ironside  51 | 13106
20 Apr 2025   #113
There is no Polish woman who has made an amazing career against patriarchal society.
It is a Polish society that provided a fertile ground for women to make amazing careers.
It means that the Polish patriarchal society is extremely women-friendly, and anyone who claims otherwise lies. It is obvious.
Novichok  4 | 9008
20 Apr 2025   #114
Good post, Iron.

In America, women make amazing careers every day...Some built a spaceship and went on a ride ...Fake but who cares as long as those women are happy and proud...

Back to YouTube and influencing...
Alien  26 | 6655
11 hrs ago   #115
In America, women make amazing careers every day...

daily cleaning, cooking, laundry, shopping etc.
Novichok  4 | 9008
10 hrs ago   #116
daily cleaning, cooking, laundry, shopping

Yes, moron, they are doing it just for the guy who spends all his waking hours surfing.

Without him, women would never have to do any of that.

How does it feel to be a PF idiot?
Alien  26 | 6655
4 hrs ago   #117
How does it feel to be a PF idiot

I don't know 🤷‍♂️, but you surely know how.


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