Train in Kuala Lumpur.
At least half (but it looked like more) of the coaches are for ladies only. While women can ride in the whole train (and they do), men can not enter the “coaches for ladies only”. Even though clearly more men commute to work there than women.
As a result, the women’s coaches are never crowded, usually all women are seated. While the common coaches are packed with passengers. It is especially disturbing to see during commuting hours when the common coaches are packed to the roof, while ladies in their own coaches ride in comfort. I took that train whole bunch of times.
Btw, it is also interesting to note that the chicks who ride with men tend to be the cuter ones :), while the female penguins are more likely to seek isolation. Hmm…
Platform at KL main train station (KL Sentral). Just about the whole length of the area where the train stops is ‘for ladies only’ ! Common (for both men and women) are only three rows of benches across the platform right at the end/beginning of it. All the rest is for women only (all the pink area). So, ladies get at least 3/4 of the platform, lots of breathing space, and obviously get on train first.
Now, that’s an equality.
And Malaysia is predominantly Muslim country, where women are supposed to be oppressed.
The argument is, which some young indoctrinated leftists buy, that women need this extra protection because there are some bad men out there who harass them. But those hooligans harass men too, even more often ! So, why don’t I get a special train and protection ? Why this collective punishment, anyway ? Women should at least pay higher fares for those special coaches, then we would see how many of them actually feel threatened enough to board those coaches.
A security guy is on duty in those ladies-only coaches who kicks out immediately any stranded man. It makes you wonder: Why doesn’t he just watch out for any hooligans instead of all men ?
Because I am a Boy 