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Ok, in order -
1) The relevance of rich white males is that it completes my statement. My point was that the only people white men are being sacrificed for is other white men, not women.
2) The white feather campaign was started by a male admiral to increase volunteerism during a time of war.
3) women have been begging for the right to be allowed to fight for hundreds of years, are you kidding? They only finally got permission this year. In other countries where they've been allowed to fight for longer, they've fought for longer.
But you also have to keep in mind that women are biologically very different from men. They'll evolve to fight around the same time you evolve to produce the next fighting generation with your body.
4) I don't know anything about the skimmington ride except what I was able to find out with google right now. That sounds pretty stupid, but like a lot of what you drag into this conversation, I don't see the relevance. Again, nobody is saying that men never get abused. But what is it about you that you can't let a conversation about the abuse of women exist without having to enter it this way?
My theory matches what Shadow said - it's a frantic cry for attention from a group of people who literally can't handle it when the spotlight is taken off their precious feelings for ten seconds.
5) What?? You want the national baseball league to press criminal charges on behalf of a third party? What does that even mean? You understand that they're not the police right?
And by the way, the police arrested her for it.
6) Exactly. Women were such second class citizens that they were not considered capable of handling money.
7) Yes, it was big of them to condescend to make that concession about a hundred thousand years after the invention of marriage.
Also, you're wrong about women and rape, which at this point should come as no surprise. Do you just read this on some stupid men's rights website and believe it at first glance without bothering to do ten seconds of research?
http://www.legalmatch.com/law-library/article/rape-and-gender--can-a-woman-rape-a-man.html
And finally, I don't know who Mary Koss is, but if she's the opposite of this ridiculous nonsense, I'll definitely be checking her out.
1) The relevance of rich white males is that it completes my statement. My point was that the only people white men are being sacrificed for is other white men, not women.
2) The white feather campaign was started by a male admiral to increase volunteerism during a time of war.
3) women have been begging for the right to be allowed to fight for hundreds of years, are you kidding? They only finally got permission this year. In other countries where they've been allowed to fight for longer, they've fought for longer.
But you also have to keep in mind that women are biologically very different from men. They'll evolve to fight around the same time you evolve to produce the next fighting generation with your body.
4) I don't know anything about the skimmington ride except what I was able to find out with google right now. That sounds pretty stupid, but like a lot of what you drag into this conversation, I don't see the relevance. Again, nobody is saying that men never get abused. But what is it about you that you can't let a conversation about the abuse of women exist without having to enter it this way?
My theory matches what Shadow said - it's a frantic cry for attention from a group of people who literally can't handle it when the spotlight is taken off their precious feelings for ten seconds.
5) What?? You want the national baseball league to press criminal charges on behalf of a third party? What does that even mean? You understand that they're not the police right?
And by the way, the police arrested her for it.
6) Exactly. Women were such second class citizens that they were not considered capable of handling money.
7) Yes, it was big of them to condescend to make that concession about a hundred thousand years after the invention of marriage.
Also, you're wrong about women and rape, which at this point should come as no surprise. Do you just read this on some stupid men's rights website and believe it at first glance without bothering to do ten seconds of research?
Can a Woman be Prosecuted for Raping a Man?
Yes! While a minority of states still use the traditional definition of rape, most have amended their rape laws to make them gender neutral. Under these statutes, women can be charged with raping men, or other women. (see same sex rape) Additionally, women can be charged with statutory rape of minor boys who are under the age of consent. Several widely publicized cases of female-male statutory rape in the United States involved school teachers raping their teenage male students. Further, in states that do not recognize female-male rape, the unwanted sexual touching can still be classified as assault or sexual abuse.
http://www.legalmatch.com/law-library/article/rape-and-gender--can-a-woman-rape-a-man.html
And finally, I don't know who Mary Koss is, but if she's the opposite of this ridiculous nonsense, I'll definitely be checking her out.
No I wouldn't, and if you would open your eys and watch those two videos (the secound by author Christina H. Sommers "Who Stold Feminism") you wouldn't either, but I guess your fear of the truth makes that impossible. And since I'm not a rich white male I fale to see where that is relevent.
WW 1 had the white feather campaign where women shamed men in the British Commonwealth in to inlisting (some who died) to keep them safe. It was even in the propaganda posters. Pretty amazing how an oppressed group can shame their oppressors huh?
WW 2, The white feather campaign returned, as well as the draft/cconscription into service. In many places women could aready vote, yet none of them were forced in to service. Same with the Korean war as well as Vietnam. I believe it wasn't until after Vietnam that there was any push to get women into front line combat, and only 8% of women in the service have any interest in doing that.
As far as law goes their are comments about that in the videos. Including a refference to the fact that when communities discovered men were abusing thier wives or children they were often (iif not always) flogged. Men who were on the recieving end of abuse were given what was called a Skimmington ride threw town. Things haven't changed much on that front.
Ask yourself why Major League Baseball didn't bring in a Domestice Violence statute when Tawny Kitaen attacked Chuck Finlay while he was driving them somewhere? Probably because they were laughing at him.
Credit card is the easiest one. Back in those days a man would be responsible for covering his wifes debts if she could not. That being the case wouldn't you want to have final say on if she got a credit card?
Sorry for the spelling, I'm doing this from my phone and that red line doesn't show up, and my phone doesn't always give me the word I am looking for.
D.W.
Almost forgot, you mentioned marital rape. Well obviously everbody didn't think that way because the mostly male Government brought in a law for it didn't they? And a mostley male goverment also reinstated the term rape, except not in the United States women canot be charged with rape even if they violate a man while he is sleeping.
Thank you Mary P. Koss you lying troll.