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"en.20110927.32.2-701-000"2
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"It is truly shameful that so-called gender identity is at the heart of the discussions on human rights within both the European Union and United Nations. Seeking to impose the nebulous gender theory across the globe and in all cultures – a theory devised in extreme left-wing feminist circles in America in the 1960s, which is based on nothing more than sociological and pseudo-philosophical fantasies – is not acceptable. It is monstrous that the European Union is taking part in this charade. What do you think that this will convey to the rest of the world, other than decadence and amorality?
We are not all born the same. We are men and women, with different skills and sensitivities. Whether you like it or not, this is a fact which is not dependent on either our personal choices or our socio-cultural environment. If you want to talk about gender discrimination, you should focus on the fate of women in some countries, and even in some European neighbourhoods, where they are seen as second-class citizens who can be exploited, coerced and sometimes killed merely because they are women. However, you would see that as ‘stigmatising’ certain communities and therefore remain remarkably quiet on this subject."@en1
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