Lady expert Peter MacKay explains how menstrual cycle affects judicial decisions

[JustRiley]

At a recent Ontario Bar Association Event, Justice Minister and renowned expert on women Peter MacKay explained the dangers of having a female judge make a ruling during her period.

“I feel like it would be dangerous to have a woman deliver rulings during her moon blood time,” MacKay said after he commented on how women have a closer bond with children and therefore are less likely to become judges. “These rulings would be hysterical and mind-boggling. It’s a well established fact that women are more emotional creatures and therefore not trustworthy during this time of the month.”


The Justice Minister then pulled out a diagram titled “Parts of a Lady” from 1921 and began to explain the various moods women experience during their menstrual cycle.


“Look, I don’t want to whip you girls into some sort of hysterical frenzy with my comments,” MacKay cautioned to audience members that included women lawyers and Supreme Court Justice Rosalie Abella. “Having said that, it’s been scientifically proven that pregnancy and childbirth shrink your little woman brains. If you were a man on trial for sexual assault, would you want a woman judge with a smaller brain? I think not!”
MacKay wrapped up his remarks with medical discussion of the root causes of wandering womb syndrome, which he reminded women audience members can easily be cured by marriage.
At press time, he phoned his female relatives to make sure they hadn't left the kitchen.

 

[User-E]

:rofl!:

Funny, yet quite possibly the kind of thoughts he really thinks, which is sad.

 

[Al Bumin]

It is true you know :Bonehead:

 

[-b]

Riley...just the Word McKay and I was speed reading it....but I had to step
back because at first I thought it was a serious article....I was thinking
that was not said....from what was reported...

Then it finally Hit Me.......:LMAO:

I still feel he is not getting anything from his wife.....she may have come
to the realization of what a mistake she made......:-Cool/"

 

[RED]

Who made him an expert on women knowledge?. He does look like a nerd but boy is his wife hot.

 

[HOOKED]

We could make all the fun we want but this man and his party is dangerous to freedom in this country.

 

[User-E]

We could make all the fun we want but this man and his party is dangerous to freedom in this country.

It feels good to make fun of him though, and is a harmless way for people to vent their frustration. :biggrin2:



... where's my dart board?

 

[-b]

We could make all the fun we want but this man and his party is dangerous to freedom in this country.

I agree...He is Dangerous man....he sold out the Conservative Party ....now he
is planning to move up within the Party....Maybe that was what was offered at the
time of him handing over the Real Conservative Party....

I never liked him....he has free run within the Conservative Party Now and Before..
Somebody should be watching everywhere he goes....and his every move...
He will start to lend in the back ground soon and then come back...He did
it with the Helicopter situation ....

The new story

Justice Minister Peter MacKay’s office is refusing to say whether an intern working there this summer is the same person who may have participated in a surreptitious recording of Liberal MP John McKay two weeks ago.
MacKay’s director of communication has rebuffed several attempts to reach her over four business days and refused to comment outright Wednesday after the Lanark Frontenac Federal Liberal Riding Association released a list of names and a photograph that appear to link the recording to summer intern Allan .
“I’m not going to comment,” said Mary Ann Dewey Plante Wednesday afternoon, just before the minister held a news conference announcing the Conservatives’ new prostitution legislation.
MacKay, for his part, said he wasn’t certain if a staffer by that name currently worked in his office.
“I’m not sure,” he said, when asked if he knew Mason, as he exited the announcement.
Mason’s name, along with those of two other men, appears on an attendance list taken by the Liberal riding association on May 25 at the Carambeck Community Centre in Carleton Place.
McKay was scheduled to talk about water policy, but was asked to have a private conversation with one of the participants after he spoke.
That participant was secretly recording McKay, and later gave the tape to CTV News.
In the recording, the participant describes himself as a pro-choice Liberal and asks what McKay thinks about Liberal leader Justin Trudeau’s refusal to comment on sex-selective abortion in the wake of the leader’s announcement that the party would not be accepting anti-abortion candidates for the next election.
McKay goes on to describe Trudeau’s pro-choice edict as a “bozo eruption,” a characterization that generated headlines for days. In the CTV News piece that broke the story, the questioner was described as having “Conservative leanings.”
At the outset of the conversation, the questioner can be heard saying the conversation is private. McKay can also be heard addressing him as Trevor.
After CTV ran the story, the riding association attempted to figure out who had made the tape.
Organizers were able to identify many of the participants. Three names at the bottom of the list – Michael Oberman, Allan Mason and Trevor Stacks — couldn’t be accounted for.
During the event, organizers noticed three young men who sat together in the front row and stood out because most of the participants were older adults who were familiar in the community.
“They were the only young people at the thing,” said riding association secretary Alice Peace-Fast, when asked about the trio.
A photo of the event provided by the association — as well as a short cellphone video provided by another source — show three young men sitting in the front row.
One of them, sporting short dark hair and a thin beard, bears a resemblance to the person in Allan Mason’s Linkedin page photo.
The riding association is upset about a local policy event having been turned into an opportunity for dirty politics.
“I think what they did was deplorable,” said Peace-Fast.
“They accepted our hospitality and then they tried to trip up our guest,” she said.

 

[Senor Gomes]

Wonder if she does Mexican :blush2: