There's nothing wrong with being a bit sexist sometimes.

Many thanks to my opponent for joining the debate and with no further ado I would like to address his rebuttals as follows: While my opponent's anecdote about Joe and his wife is amusing, it doesn't hold water. Unless they had only just met and had come back to Joe's place via a drive-thru wedding chapel in Vegas, his wife would know when he was joking and when he wasn't and, if she was offended by his sense of humour she wouldn't have married him. Then my opponent wrote: "I'll agree that men and women should not be afraid to highlight ACTUAL gender distinctions (physical features) (though I won't agree to the EVILS of PREJUDICE or DISCRIMANTION), but when it comes to mental distinctions, it's a whole different ball game that typically relies on inane stereotypes." I don't think it is just physical features that separate men and women, it is priorities too. The following examples are familiar to us all: Houses Him / Her Kitchen / Garage Bathroom / Garden Located near to shops / Located near to pub Cars Him / Her Vanity mirror / Rear wheel drive Stain-resistant seats / V8 engine Front, side and curtain air bags / Babe-magnet convertible roof Films Him / Her Romantic plot / Car chases Exquisite costumes / Fight scenes Beautifully-filmed landscape shots / Hardcore "think-of-the-money" shots Hotels Him / Her Cordless hairdryer in room / Games console in room Hotel spa / Hotel bar Ocean view room / Free-view porn Restaurants Him / Her Elegantly-presented dishes / Big portions Romantic ambience / Cheap food Pleasant company / Cheap food Attentive, yet discreet service / Cheap food He picks up the bill / Bloody hell, this is bigger than Hitler's gas bill! She'd better not turn out to be a non-starter! My opponent, rightly, hints that some lesbians may be more masculine than some gay men (that's true, in my experience, lesbians in real life are never remotely like the ones you see on the adult channel in hotel rooms) but, for the most part, men and women do conform to type. My opponent continued: "Under my opponent's philosophy, you may as well advocate that there is nothing wrong with being a bit RACIST as long as it is done humorously. That's right. So if you go up to a Mexican individual with the intent of providing humor through saying something along the lines of "What do you get when you breed a black and a mexican? A theif who's too lazy to steal!", it's A-Okay according to my opponent's philosophy." I haven't that one before, but I wouldn't repeat it, as it would be offensive because Mexicans and blacks are generally under-privileged in society, unlike women. For example, here are some privileges accorded to solely women: 1 Women-only airport lounges, like the one at Dubai Airport 2 Women first into the lifeboats policy onboard ships 3 Women-only carriages on the Tokyo metro 4 Women get seats on crowded buses and trains while men stand 5 Women-only spas, like the Sanctuary in Covent Garden, London 6 Women don't pay for food or drinks on a date 7 Women-only car insurance firms like Sheila's Wheels I could go on, but you get the idea. Having said that, there are downsides: 1 Women don't get to attend prayers in Mosques 2 …er… 3 that's it. You see, women have it cushy and, therefore, don't (or shouldn't) mind if a bloke has a bit of a laugh when he watches a girl trying to parallel park her car. With this in mind I urge you to vote Pro for a more light-hearted, less uptight society.