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The Women's Annihilation Movement

Matriarch Wrote: Feb 05, 2013 3:27 PM

It's too bad that some women feel they need to be in combat to validate themselves. The greatest role that women have is to stay at home and nurture their children so that the men in combat don't have to worry about their families. The reason men fight wars is to protect their families and their country. No, women are not the same as men and thank God. Both genders have their own strengths, and yes, weaknesses. A confident woman doesn't feel the need to compete with men. She knows who she is and what she contributes to society.

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mhood175 Wrote: Feb 05, 2013 11:03 PM

The way you think went out of fashion in the early 1900's and times have changed since you were a girl, thank God! Matriarch you are out of fashion! Get thee behind us!

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The Women's Annihilation Movement

Male or female, those of us who've been around for a while can recall clearly the objectives of the feminist movement as it geared up in the early 1970s. Workplace fairness was the goal.

A lot of manufactured indignation attended the feminist rising; e. g, who says we have to wear bras? Basically, nonetheless, what the rebels said they wanted was opportunity too long denied them by chauvinistic males. Opportunity they received from government, and in a larger sense, from the hand of a culture they prodded or embarrassed into agreement with most of what they said. Jobs opened up; power,...

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