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WOKE LOOPHOLE: Male Student Changes Gender To Get Into School · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  So I think a lot of us saw this coming, did we not.
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  You have Western civilization demonizing men and denying them opportunities just on the basis of
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  them being men. But then you also say that there's this magical thing called
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  gender. And although there's no real differences between men and women, there are
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  also definitely our differences because now men can say that they're women or women can
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  say that they're men. But my point is we saw this coming. Here's
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  the headline. Male student changes his gender to get into competitive university program which
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  awards bonus points to women. Quote as easy as switching mobile plans? And
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  why not? Why not? Why not take advantage of this idiocy? This
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  is from Blaze Media. It says a male student has played the gender ideology
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  game and one securing admission to a Norwegian university's prestigious industrial economics and technology management
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  program, which administrators appear loath to give to a man. It says.
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  The Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Trondheim noted various strategies to hit quotas
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  for women, minorities and non straits among its employees, managers, and students
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  in its development plan for gender equality and diversity twenty twenty three to twenty twenty
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  five, citing an overrepresentation of one gender and several disciplines. Well, you
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  can't have that. You can't have people just choosing what they want to do.
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  People might get crazy ideas like men and women have different preferences and in
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  a free society they'll make different choices. Here's a website Life in Norway gender
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  equality. How Norway measures up. Well, it appears to me that they're
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  just as dumb, if not dumber, then the rest of Europe. It
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  says. Norway is considered to be one of the most gender equal countries in
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  the world. However, that doesn't mean equal, and challenges remain. Here's
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  how Norway approaches gender equality. Says gender equality has an important part to play
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  if a country or society is striving for true equilibrium, true equilibrium. But
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  is that what we really should be striving for. It seems like to do
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  that you'd have to ignore preferences, people's preferences that actually exist. This is
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  a real thing. Everybody, every sane person understands that generally speaking, men
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  and women are a little bit different and they have different preferences. Doesn't mean
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  all. It's just in the mean in the average, it doesn't mean that
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  no women want to be engineers. It just means that fewer will want to
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  be And in free societies, people will just naturally choose occupations that they're likely
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  to find more fulfilling. It goes on. True gender equality would include level
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  access to jobs, opportunities, and other resources for all recognized genders. Are
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  we acted to believe that in Norway there are barriers to anybody, women,
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  gay, whatever, that there are barriers to opportunities or other resources for all
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  recognized genders. No, that's ridiculous, And they're saying all recognized genders and
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  as long as we're there, don't forget frog gender. That's my favorite.
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  I mean, this is all just completely delusional, isn't it. But in
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  order to achieve this equilibrium of the sexes, a drive to remove prejudice towards
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  women and other gender identities again, don't forget the frog genders, they're the
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  best is still needed. While Norway is one of the better performers in this
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  area, narrowing the disparity even further is still required. And spoiler alert,
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  there is no end. Not in Canada, not in the US, not
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  in the UK, not in Norway, not in Sweden. There's no end.
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  It doesn't matter if women or gays or whoever are doing better in every
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  single metric, they will ever be enough. The job will never be done
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  because if they admitted that it was done, well, what are all those
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  feminists going to do? What are all those gender professors, what are all
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  of the anti this and anti that's going to do? Well? They'll be
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  out of work. So guess what, They're always going to find imaginary problems
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  and they're always going to pretend that they're real. And that brings us back
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  to the hero of this story. Now, this university has been giving people
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  who identify as female extra points and their application giving them an advantage, and
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  faced with an ostensibly rigged recruitment process, one male student who had failed to
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  meet the merit based standards, decided he would help with the gender balance,
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  identifying as a woman and taking extra points. The student told a Norwegian business
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  newspaper that his gender transition took only seven weeks and was quote about as easy
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  exchanging mobile plans, indicating that several other male students have followed suit and change
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  their legal gender. And I'll tell you what it's still is unbelievable to me
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  that this stuff is real. This isn't fiction, this isn't satire, this
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  is the real world. I believe they're trying to kill satire. Maybe that's
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  what wokeness is all about. But anyway, it worked, and the student
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  ultimately got into the school's esteemed program. And get this. At the Norwegian
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  publication Dagbloodet indicated that of the two hundred and fifty two people offered a place
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  to study this year, sixty seven percent or one hundred and seventy were supposedly
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  women. We'll wait a second. I thought they wanted equality. I thought
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  they wanted equity. Then why is it sixty seven percent? Why are they
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  aiming for that? Well, I guess it's like an animal farm. All
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  animals are equal, but some animals are more equal. And this next paragraph
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  here shows you the prison that they've made for themselves. They themselves must know
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  how absurd all of this is, but they can't admit it because their ideological
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  house of cars will collapse. When pressed on whether the school will take any
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  measures to account for the gender ideology loophole in its admissions process, Monica Rolfson,
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  dean of the university's Faculty of Economics. Quote, what kind of gender
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  you choose to have is a private matter which we have nothing to do with.
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  We are keen to implement and further develop a study program that is popular
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  and that trains managers. So what does that mean? What kind of gender
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  you choose to have as a private matter which we have nothing to do with.
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  Essentially, that means hot potato. We don't want to touch this.
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  I mean, what else can they do if they reject it. They're rejecting
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  gender theory, and gender theory is sacred, sacred to the woke. It's
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  basically the woke soul. It's something that's unfalsifiable and is simply a matter of
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  faith. It has to be taken on faith. And here's a reason they
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  might be hesitant about calling this guy out on is actually very funny plan.
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  I mean, it is hilarious. It's hilarious because it's exposing absurdity. It's
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  exposing the absurdity of this ideology. But anyway, it says. Last year,
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  a Norwegian feminist with Women's Declaration International was investigated and faced more than three
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  years in prison for suggesting a male who claimed to be a lesbian female was
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  a man after all. That's how crazy things have gotten. And this is
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  all part of the increasing dysfunction that is being forced on Western civilization by all
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  of this weird postmodern lunacy. Anyway, that's all I got to say about
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  I thank you for that. I will see you next time.