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If you want to differentiate programmers by their sex, then it is open season for treating them differently because of their different sex.

If you want to elect someone because of their race, then it is open season for treating them differently because of their race.

Making differentiations like this just go to scientifically prove humanity hasn't evolved at all in the ways the "politically correct" would have you believe.

In reply to Re: Women in Perl - Ada Lovelace Day by Anonymous Monk
in thread Women in Perl - Ada Lovelace Day by Anonymous Monk

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