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Queensbury rules, brought in by the father of a young man who had sensual attraction for Oscar Wilde. It’s an indication of how force, emotion and rules are intimately connected when there is a battle of the sexes. It’s time modern feminists worked out firm rules of engagement instead of having the mass-hysterical strike out wildly in any direction as they feel.
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Shame the broken glass is obscuring the view.
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