ANYONE who knows they are, or suspects they may become, a woman should plan ahead financially to avoid inconveniencing men, Kemi Badenoch has asserted.
The Conservative leadership candidate believes far too many women blithely and selfishly go about their lives being female while ignoring the impact it has on others.
She continued: “It’s obviously okay for men to procreate. They could father five children in a day and it wouldn’t affect their productivity in the office.
“But for women? Unless they’ve thought ahead and saved the money they owe their employer an apology, a resignation, and I would argue some form of dowry.
“Likewise, if you’re growing up female and looking at earning 7.7 per cent less than your male counterparts, that’s on you. Shop accordingly. Choose cheaper options. Try to live within your bloody means.
“If you’re born a woman, you’re a burden. Rather than retreat into self-serving nonsense about ‘empowerment’ and ‘equality’, accept it and work to counteract it. Otherwise you’re letting men down.”
She added: “Also, if the man pays for a meal then he’s owed a sex act. That will be official Conservative policy.”
