It seems the intellectual powerhouse masquarading as a naive wet 70s throwback
has suggested women only carraiges would be a good idea.

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/...arriages-a-pos
sibility-under-jeremy-corbyn

Aside from the obvious problems with enforcing it, I'd love to know how this
towering genius suggests this would take place on the walk through trains that
are becoming more and more popular such as LU S Stock and 378s.

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Spud

On 26/08/2015 09:20, y wrote:
It seems the intellectual powerhouse masquarading as a naive wet 70s throwback
has suggested women only carraiges would be a good idea.

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/...arriages-a-pos
sibility-under-jeremy-corbyn

Aside from the obvious problems with enforcing it, I'd love to know how this
towering genius suggests this would take place on the walk through trains that
are becoming more and more popular such as LU S Stock and 378s.

--
Spud

He'll probably be suggesting women only trains next to overcome that
problem.

The lunatics are taking over the asylum.

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Cock o' the North writes:

He'll probably be suggesting women only trains next to overcome that
problem.

With a woman driver and guard

On 26/08/2015 09:20, y wrote:
It seems the intellectual powerhouse masquarading as a naive wet 70s throwback
has suggested women only carraiges would be a good idea.

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/...arriages-a-pos
sibility-under-jeremy-corbyn

Aside from the obvious problems with enforcing it, I'd love to know how this
towering genius suggests this would take place on the walk through trains that
are becoming more and more popular such as LU S Stock and 378s.

--
Spud


It's OK. He is going to reopen all the coal mines as well, so it will be
steam engines and compartment stock again.

;-)

On Wed, 26 Aug 2015 08:20:11 +0000 (UTC), y wrote:

It seems the intellectual powerhouse masquarading as a naive wet 70s throwback
has suggested women only carraiges would be a good idea.

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/...arriages-a-pos
sibility-under-jeremy-corbyn

Aside from the obvious problems with enforcing it, I'd love to know how this
towering genius suggests this would take place on the walk through trains that
are becoming more and more popular such as LU S Stock and 378s.

He must have been watching the BBC TV programmes on trains in Mumbai.
So next thing will be doors that don't shut with good handles for
hanging on outside the train.

Guy Gorton

On 26.08.15 9:20, y wrote:
It seems the intellectual powerhouse masquarading as a naive wet 70s throwback
has suggested women only carraiges would be a good idea.

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/...arriages-a-pos
sibility-under-jeremy-corbyn

Aside from the obvious problems with enforcing it, I'd love to know how this
towering genius suggests this would take place on the walk through trains that
are becoming more and more popular such as LU S Stock and 378s.

--
Spud

Trying to appeal to radical feminists?

In uk.transport.london message , Wed, 26
Aug 2015 08:20:11, y posted:

It seems the intellectual powerhouse masquarading as a naive wet 70s throwback
has suggested women only carraiges would be a good idea.

Equality legislation would presumably require an equal proportion of
men-only accommodation.

That would be beneficial, since in it there would be considerably less
high-pitched yackety-yak and fewer squalling children.

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On 26/08/2015 09:20, y wrote:
It seems the intellectual powerhouse masquarading as a naive wet 70s throwback
has suggested women only carraiges would be a good idea.

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/...arriages-a-pos
sibility-under-jeremy-corbyn

Aside from the obvious problems with enforcing it, I'd love to know how this
towering genius suggests this would take place on the walk through trains that
are becoming more and more popular such as LU S Stock and 378s.

--
Spud



This came up on Any Questions and one of Corbyn's supporters pointed out
that he did not call for women only carriages, just that it should be
put out for consultation (or something like that). Makes me think this
is one of the problems with Corbyn, he could not say that it was a
stupid idea but puts out everything for discussion / consulation / etc.
He does not like making decisions.

On Sat, 29 Aug 2015 14:13:17 +0100, MB wrote:

On 26/08/2015 09:20, y wrote:
It seems the intellectual powerhouse masquarading as a naive wet 70s throwback
has suggested women only carraiges would be a good idea.

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/...arriages-a-pos
sibility-under-jeremy-corbyn

Aside from the obvious problems with enforcing it, I'd love to know how this
towering genius suggests this would take place on the walk through trains that
are becoming more and more popular such as LU S Stock and 378s.

--
Spud



This came up on Any Questions and one of Corbyn's supporters pointed out
that he did not call for women only carriages, just that it should be
put out for consultation (or something like that). Makes me think this
is one of the problems with Corbyn, he could not say that it was a
stupid idea but puts out everything for discussion / consulation / etc.
He does not like making decisions.

Don't forget, a lot of people from the "Ladies only" era of
compartment stock, wrongly called compartments carriages.

In article ,
(Christopher A. Lee) wrote:
On Sat, 29 Aug 2015 14:13:17 +0100, MB wrote:

This came up on Any Questions and one of Corbyn's supporters pointed out
that he did not call for women only carriages, just that it should be
put out for consultation (or something like that). Makes me think this
is one of the problems with Corbyn, he could not say that it was a
stupid idea but puts out everything for discussion / consulation / etc.
He does not like making decisions.

Don't forget, a lot of people from the "Ladies only" era of
compartment stock, wrongly called compartments carriages.

Only a few types of stock had Ladies-only compartments, of course. And most
compartments were got rid of on safety grounds. Compartments would be
completely impractical in today's open stock. They would also probably make
vulnerable people more vulnerable.

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Colin Rosenstiel