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I am delighted to hear that Air
New Zealand and Qantas have a policy of not seating unaccompanied children
next to men (Nov 30). It's obviously based on documented evidence that, given
half a chance, men are likely to assault a child on a plane. The airlines, along with
Children's Commissioner Cindy Kiro, must realise that all men are paedophiles
and should be kept away from children. Children should be taught not to
approach any man, especially those in business suits who fly. But I'm surprised the airlines
don't go further. Given the evidence of male attacks on women, why don't they
just segregate the plane with women and children on one side and men on the
other? Of course no contact should be
initiated by a male passenger to any woman or child on board unless in the
presence of a flight attendant (female, of course). This stupid thinking has almost
succeeded in getting men out of teaching, which I am sure Dr Kiro and other
feminists would be delighted about. Still, there is a good side to
this. I can see the resurgence of men-only bars and clubs where women and
children are barred entry. After all, this would be only for their own
safety. |
