Positioning is all that matters

I got a curious comment on my post about Women's Reservation Bill. It goes on like this...

Do you want Women's Reservation everywhere? That is,

1) Women's Reservation for 50% of Judges positions in High Courts and Supreme Court.
2) Women's Reservation for 50% of positions in IAS, IPS, IFS?
3) Women's Reservation for 30% of Govt and Private Sector Company Jobs and Promotions every year without considering performance.
4) Women's Reservation for 50% of Senior Management positions in private sector?
5) Women's Reservation for 50% of seats in IITs, IIMs, Engineering and Medical Colleges?
6) Lay Offs only for men in Private sector and No Lay offs for women.
7) Law for sacking of Men from their jobs, if a woman accuses him of harassment at workplace and considering the accused man guilty till proven innocent.
8) Women's Reservation for 50% of positions in Panchayats.

The blog is titled Men's Rights and themed like this..

If you do not want special privileges for Women in all the above, the time to act is now. If women get reservation in parliament, then they will change laws to implement all of the above and you will just watch helplessly.

Jago India. Jago!!

Act Now. Send this message to as many people as possible. Say No to Special Privileges to Women. Say No to Women's Reservation. Well I think it is self explanatory. Frankly I would like to see 50% chances in all fields.

The blog is aimed at a niche segment which would subscribe to this crazy yet unique idea. I think it is brilliantly positioned. I am not linking it to deny any publicity from www.consumerpsyche.com.