You are a good man, You really answer all questions correctly and show more light to the general public as regards the Noble organisation, the pyrates.
Liked Alhaja's question , the truth is that we pulled out of all campuses twice but the stigma created by other groups still follow us and it is hard for all fraternities to come together and have a converge to discuss the ills eating the fabric of the society and how to help combat them
Good organisation and excellent pedigree. but I think that NAS, is losing it steam, it losing the very ideals up on which it was found in the early 50s...for reasons best known to the leadership.
@@richieimoagene1570 And may I ask, are the men home wreckers? I am being serious with my question. NASC portrays itself as a progressive Organization, so why is there an apparent gender restriction with respect to membership?
@@stormieblaze510 There are many organizations that are exclusive to men and that doesn't mean their activities discriminate against the female gender. Trying to force any organization to accept female members by playing the gender discrimination card is not fair to these organizations. Can a man be a member of the girl guides? Different organizations or fraternities have their structure. The order of Freemasons which is exclusive to men is another example....the mainstream accepted version of masonry though. The female Freemasonry we have today was only borne out of pressure. NAS has several activities involving women and those women who attend NAS activities know better. Change they say is constant and there's no telling if female membership may be considered in future. These are my opinions.
@@richieimoagene1570 Your opinion is respected. No one is “forcing” any organization to accept females and I am not playing the discrimination card - it is what it is. I asked a question and your initial response was “patronizing” and almost condescending when you made reference to the females as “home makers”. But that aside, the Girl’s guide was borne out of the fact that girls wanted to be a part of the boys Scout movement but couldn’t and so Girls Guide was formed. The struggle continues. As you rightly mentioned times have changed and keeps changing. Progressive organizations like this who claim to want to push human rights, humanity as against racism or tribalism, justice etc should also be examplary when it comes to gender related issues. The fact that Free-Masonry was initially a male organization doesn’t make it right. The inequalities, stereotyping and discrimination should end. Being open to female members could be a starting point in advocating for women’s rights and inclusion. For whatever it is worth, I have friends who are members of NASC and I tell them the same thing.
You are a good man,
You really answer all questions correctly and show more light to the general public as regards the Noble organisation, the pyrates.
Higher dogmatic...more wisdom and understanding in sailing. One love
Well spoken and clarified, Nice one Sir
Liked Alhaja's question , the truth is that we pulled out of all campuses twice but the stigma created by other groups still follow us and it is hard for all fraternities to come together and have a converge to discuss the ills eating the fabric of the society and how to help combat them
They are still in our higher institution and still do get initiated
@@ituaehis6810 those are persons claiming to be one, they are not Pyrates... Membership is not open to students.
@@gideonighodalo3476 Bollocks! away with the image laundry ....
@@admiralivan9498 NAS don't do image laundry, the confrat has gone pass that level.
Well spoken
Good organisation and excellent pedigree. but I think that NAS, is losing it steam, it losing the very ideals up on which it was found in the early 50s...for reasons best known to the leadership.
I have to agree.
What’s the acceptable age to become a member?
Well Sponen
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Why do you not accept female members? Isn’t that gender discrimination?
Hmmm......well...honestly it would be awkward to involve home makers to nocturnal activities. How about that?
@@richieimoagene1570 And may I ask, are the men home wreckers? I am being serious with my question. NASC portrays itself as a progressive Organization, so why is there an apparent gender restriction with respect to membership?
@@stormieblaze510 There are many organizations that are exclusive to men and that doesn't mean their activities discriminate against the female gender. Trying to force any organization to accept female members by playing the gender discrimination card is not fair to these organizations. Can a man be a member of the girl guides? Different organizations or fraternities have their structure. The order of Freemasons which is exclusive to men is another example....the mainstream accepted version of masonry though. The female Freemasonry we have today was only borne out of pressure. NAS has several activities involving women and those women who attend NAS activities know better. Change they say is constant and there's no telling if female membership may be considered in future. These are my opinions.
@@richieimoagene1570 Your opinion is respected. No one is “forcing” any organization to accept females and I am not playing the discrimination card - it is what it is. I asked a question and your initial response was “patronizing” and almost condescending when you made reference to the females as “home makers”. But that aside, the Girl’s guide was borne out of the fact that girls wanted to be a part of the boys Scout movement but couldn’t and so Girls Guide was formed. The struggle continues. As you rightly mentioned times have changed and keeps changing. Progressive organizations like this who claim to want to push human rights, humanity as against racism or tribalism, justice etc should also be examplary when it comes to gender related issues. The fact that Free-Masonry was initially a male organization doesn’t make it right. The inequalities, stereotyping and discrimination should end. Being open to female members could be a starting point in advocating for women’s rights and inclusion. For whatever it is worth, I have friends who are members of NASC and I tell them the same thing.
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