1. Misoginia y Ataques Personales en el Discurso Político.
El análisis revela una constante de ataques personales y comentarios misóginos dirigidos a mujeres en la política británica, a menudo eclipsando la crítica a sus políticas. Se percibe una doble vara de medir, donde el género se convierte en un factor de escrutinio adicional y, en ocasiones, la principal fuente de hostilidad.
- She is a sad, nasty woman who shows what vicious people the tories really are. In the past, politicians attacked the policies the views of those on the other side, but they did not stoop to the kind of personal assault that this woman did today. This the lowering of civil political discourse.
- I keep forgetting that ms reeves is the uks first woman chancellor. I cant begin to imagine the pressure that shes under. Misogyny and sexism are never ok, under any circumstances.
- Getting very tired with the relentless misogyny-driven attacks on the first female chancellor of the exchequer. A woman, especially a left-ish one cant be trusted.
- The political and media onslaught of reeves is not tax, not the obr, not even the fact that she is a labour chancellor. It is simply because she is a woman in what has traditionally been a mans job. The hatred wont stop until she is defenestrated.
- The only difference with this chancellor is that she is a woman. Misogyny unconscious or conscious. Ukpolitics.
2. El Fenómeno de la "Primera Mujer" y la Presión Mediática.
La condición de ser la "primera mujer" en un cargo de alto perfil, como la Canciller del Tesoro o la Primera Ministra, genera una presión mediática y pública sin precedentes. Esta distinción, aunque histórica, a menudo se utiliza para intensificar el escrutinio y la crítica, en lugar de celebrar el avance.
- Not only that, she is the first woman, and a labour chancellor at that.
- Shes the first woman in 800 years to hold the position of chancellor of the exchequer. Demeaning her role by calling her rachel from accounts is disgusting, and women doing it should be fcking ashamed of themselves. Do better.
- The media got the budget so horribly wrong either by completely misunderstanding what she was saying or just being economically ignorant that they are blaming her for them getting it wrong.what is more being made to look rather silly by a woman seems to be a big contributor to their ire.
- The mirror this is a brilliant day, rachel reeves has lifted 450,00 kids out of poverty and more britains first woman chancellor, rachel reeves, has ended the barbaric rape clause introduced by the last tory government.
- I am delighted that a black woman is leader of the tory party - inconceivable when i was young - its just disappointing how shit she is.
3. Uso Estratégico de la Identidad en Políticas Controversiales.
Se observa una tendencia de los partidos políticos a designar a mujeres de minorías étnicas para liderar o anunciar políticas de inmigración particularmente duras. Esta estrategia parece buscar un "escudo" contra acusaciones de racismo, aunque la efectividad y la ética de tal enfoque son cuestionadas.
- Labour follow the tory playbook having a south asian woman to unleash their most vile immigration policies. It cant be racist because she isnt white. Yeah but shes rich, shes a careerist and shes a nasty piece of work.
- Absolutely horrifying that both the tories and labour think putting a second-generation immigrant woman in charge of the harshest immigration policies somehow makes the cruelty acceptable, it shouldnt be used as a shield for inhumanity.
- Get a brown woman to front racism. Get a gay man to front transphobia.
- This is the third time a woman of colour has become the home secretary and tried to appeal to racists and the joke wasnt even funny the first time.
- The british establishment has a very long history of putting people of colour in to positions of relative power and then working racist policy through them. White centrists shabana mahmood cant be racist. Shes a brown woman and a muslim. Qed.
4. Críticas a Políticas y Percepción de Competencia.
Más allá de los debates sobre misoginia, las mujeres en la política también enfrentan críticas directas a sus políticas y a su capacidad para gestionar sus cargos. Estas críticas, a menudo, se entrelazan con la percepción de su género, dificultando la distinción entre un juicio basado en el desempeño y uno influenciado por prejuicios.
- This annoyed me more than it should- no doubts being a woman in power brings aw the misogynists to yer yard, but thats no excuse to ignore all criticism of shit policies?
- If rachelreeves seriously said she is sick of people mansplaining how to be chancellor do budget. She needs to be fired she clearly doesnt understand the hole her kierstarmer are in. You could go to any bank in city randomly pick any woman she would be a better chancellor. Newsnight.
- A bit like with thatcher, both is probably at play. She deserves the flak for making crap decisions, but shes getting more of it for being a woman.
- The alternative is that she keeps thinking that people are talking down to her because shes a woman the presumed source of her mansplaining complaint, when actually theyre doing so because shes a shit chancellor.
- Yes, that will obviously be it. They all hate her because shes a woman, and her dogshit politics- voting to keep the 2 child benefit cap and to proscribe palestine action as a terrorist group, for example- have nothing to do with it.
5. Percepción de Figuras Femeninas Específicas.
El documento ofrece una visión de cómo figuras políticas femeninas específicas, como Liz Truss, Kemi Badenoch, Rachel Reeves y Shabana Mahmood, son retratadas en el discurso público. Las descripciones varían desde "mujer despreciada" y "ridícula" hasta "formidable" y "desgracia", reflejando la polarización y la intensidad del debate.
- She cant accept she failed as u.k. Pm so she takes every opportunity to deride others. She is now seen as a woman scorned and someone radicalised by the company she keeps.
- Badenoch is just ridiculous.
- This terrible woman is not even clever enough to realise that she is being used for the skin of her colour to announce the most cruel and nasty changes. In the process she has sealed her fate and that of whats left of the labour party!
- Rachel reeves is not perfect. I have had issues with some of her policy ideas, but she is a million times the woman that kemi badenoch is. Badenoch attacking, reeves over the misogyny she has experienced, is quite disgusting.
- This woman is a fucking travesty, her words are disgusting and any labour voter pretending they are fine can go fuck themselves.