MLG Blames "Sexism" For Opposition To Anti-Gun Edicts

Above, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham.

The Democrat Party of today seems hellbent to do anything it can to obtain power including dividing the country and taking away constitutional rights.

New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has said (and done) many stupid things over the past four years. She did it again.

From the Piñon Post:

Lujan Grisham bragged about her 7-day waiting period bill passed in the 2024 Legislative Session and her unconstitutional edict that she signed to use the death of a child for political gain last September, banning all firearm possession and ownership in Albuquerque. The executive order was immediately struck down by a Joe Biden-appointed federal judge. 

The governor then blamed outrage after her unconstitutional actions on “sexism.”

“She knows it is work that doesn’t necessarily come without detractors — and sexism,” wrote the outlet, quoting her as saying, “I think someone opposing me might say, ‘Oh she had an emotional break’ but no — it’s a practical response to recognizing that my job is actually to make sure that I do everything in my power to make Americans and New Mexicans and their families and their children safe…. There are just so many guns out there. That family didn’t see a car with guns. You just can’t see them. You don’t know where they are. You can’t attenuate your risk.”

So, according to her, opposing her efforts to take away constitutional rights is "sexism". She isn't the brightest bulb on the marquee, but even she should know better than that.

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Gone Haywire

God created man and woman. Democrats created everything else.

When women finally wake up and realize why they are always home on Friday or Saturday nights and not getting asked for dates, maybe then this gender nonsense will end.

Guys are beginning to think it's not worth the trouble to ask anyone out. We had a discussion on this the other morning and all agreed this is likely to be the result.

Ryokan Custom Ignites "Sexism" Debate

Above, a ryokan meal service. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

Things are getting strange in this world.

Some people are complaining about all kinds of customs or practices that have been generational in the U.S. and Europe. Many are charging that many practices and customs reek of sexism.

It appears that Japan is not immune to such charges. Visitors to Japan are complaining that a Japanese custom during meal service in ryokans is "sexist". It seems people have nothing better to do than to complain about something.

Japan Today reported:

TOKYO - In Japan, nothing transports you back in time to a bygone era like a stay at a ryokan, or traditional Japanese inn. Often found in rural areas, this type of accommodation typically features tatami mat rooms, communal baths and dining areas, and yukata outfits, which visitors wear during their stay while being served by owners and staff in traditional clothing. 

During mealtimes, guests are treated to sumptuous meals, which are often laid out on a traditional low table before they arrive, with things like tea, soup and rice served upon arrival. One of the many traditions guests encounter while staying at a Japanese inn is the fact that at mealtimes, they’ll usually be given a large portion of rice in a tub with a lid, called an ohitsu, which is placed beside the table with a shamoji rice paddle for serving, so that the diners can eat as much rice as they like throughout the course of the meal. 

While it might seem like the ohitsu adds a nice touch to the meal, it’s actually become the subject of intense debate online recently, as the ohitsu is usually placed next to the woman at the table when she’s with a male partner, as it’s assumed she’ll be the one serving him rice during the meal. 

While the traditional role of women as housewives still persists throughout a lot of rural areas in Japan, attitudes are changing, and some people are now questioning whether or not the custom of placing the ohitsu beside women dining with husbands or boyfriends should continue.

If someone who comes to Japan and stays at a ryokan to fully experience Japanese culture but complains that a custom is "sexist", they should do everyone a favor and stay home.

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