I have always enjoyed reading Tin, Tin, the author got accused of being unpatriotic during the war because he was forced to work for a pro-Nazi paper during the second world war, but if you read what he actually says, he got away with all sorts, because they were too stupid to see what he was saying.
Yes compared with today it isn't something we can be comfortable with, (we've learned a bit since then). He worked in his period, no matter what, Tin, Tin was always on the side of the good just like the 'Lone Ranger', or 'Superman', let's face it, they are part of an ancient idea which most of us seem to have forgotten.
(For example, opening a door and allowing a Woman through first, try it today and you're called a sexist Bast*rd or some form of pervert,
Don't do it and you're an ignorant sod).
P.C. has gone too far, let's have the image that women want us to molley-coddle them, and put them back in skirts so that we can enjoy the difference, otherwise life will continue to be confusing for everybody.
