Not everything is a conspiracy against women

Published September 7, 2016 9:07pm ET



Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn vowed last week to do a number of things for women if he were re-elected. He spouted off a list of items that included yet again accepting the gender wage gap as fact (it’s actually an earnings gap due to choices men and women make in their lives) and assuring women that sexual harassment is rampant.

But he also claimed that after-work drinks represented some sort of discrimination against women.

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