"It is almost taboo for a man to question the assertion that the rapidly dwindling pay gap is the result of discrimination, rather than genuine choice.
No it fucking isn't. We are constantly being told that the reason for the pay gap, is women's personal choices to go part time, to downshift, not to go for promotion, because they can't negotiate etc. What a load of bollocks that it's taboo to question discrimination, on the contrary, it's almost become taboo to assert that the pay gaps is due to good old fashioned sexism, not because women want to be paid less than men.
"Yet, research shows the pay gap has halved since the 1970s. Office of National Statistics data in December showed that, since 1997, the difference between full-time median earnings has fallen from 17% to 10% - and the shrinkage is accelerating. So much for the Equality and Human Right?s Commission?s claim last October that progress is ?grinding to a halt?." a) there is still a 10% pay gap b) he has deliberately ommitted part time work data from the figures, which shows a different story.
"Look further at the data available. According to research for the Institute for Economic Affairs, women in their twenties earn 1% less than men, single women a shade more." Yes and then they have babies and watch their market value plummet.
"Men work longer hours, enjoy their jobs less, commute further and are more likely to get the sack."
They only work longer paid hours - they don't do more hours work in the home. Women work fewer hours because they are going home to do the second shift at home. They're more likely to commute further, because the nursery or school doesn't phone them up to collect the kid when he or she is sick. This means they can concentrate more on their career and earn more. They're more likely to get the sack because they are less likely to follow rules than women are. We're supposed to apologise for that?
"Men work longer hours, die earlier, but retire later than women." They don't work longer hours, women do - at home and at wrok. Women also do more exercise, eat better and keep themselves fitter and are less likely to smoke and drink too much than men. And again, we're supposed to apologise for the fact that we look after ourselves better?
"anti-male discrimination in rights of maternity/paternity leave" - when did Dominic Raab last go on a demo demandign paternity rights?
"dozens of court orders requiring access rights had been flouted by his ex-wife." What are the courts doing about the much greater numbers of men who regularly fail to turn up for contact visits or the 3/5 of non-resident parents, 90% of whom are men, who don't pay a penny in maintenance?
"Then there is the more subtle sexism. Men caused the banking crisis" - Well who the fuck was running the fucking banks? A bunch of women? How many women ran the banks or were in senior decision making positions? And that staemetn has been made in regard to the fact that although the financial crisis was caused by bankers, most of whom are men, the effects will mainly be borne by women - 72% of the budget cuts affect women disproportionately.
"Men earn more because they are more assertive in pay negotiations." When women are assertive, in pay negotioations or anything else, they are seen as aggressive bitches and don't get the pay rise.
One FT commentator recently complained that: ?High-flying women are programmed to go for high-flying men. Most men aren?t attracted to women who are more successful than they are.? Can you imagine the outrage if such trite generalisations were made about women, or other minorities? What? That first statemetn is about women.
"Feminists are now amongst the most obnoxious bigots." Because he knows loads of them, obviously. 
"You can?t have it both ways. Either you believe in equality or you don?t. If you buy into the whole Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus theory of gender difference ? with all its pseudo science - you can?t then complain about inequalities of outcome that flow both ways from those essentially sexist distinctions." This is a load of incoherent nonsense because that rubbish book isn't even feminist, it's like me quoting Adam Smith to back up a point I'm making about Marxism. It's irrelevant and ignorant.
"We have reached a stage where the differences between men and women in our society are less reflective of overt discrimination" The joy of being privileged, is that you don't notice the discrimination suffered by the group of which you're not a member
"the surge in career-minded women landing top jobs has reduced social mobility, because so many are middle-class" So they should apologise to working class men for taking their jobs
"Yet, transferable tax allowances for parents with children under five would support women who choose to stay home, when their children are young, while helping them save for childcare, if and when they choose return to work" What about men who want to stay home with their children? Whose discriminating against men now?
"Young British couples are tired of the equality bandwagon, dreamt up in the 1960s, pitting men and women against each other." What he means is, mysogynists are tired of women demanding equality and it's not equality that pits men and women against each other, it's male privilge and female under-privilege.