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originally posted by: TzarChasm
What does a lady act like? Is there a checklist I should use to score a woman's behavior and rate her ladiness?
originally posted by: JIMC5499
originally posted by: TzarChasm
What does a lady act like? Is there a checklist I should use to score a woman's behavior and rate her ladiness?
Are you sure you want a "checklist"? That's physical evidence and can be used against you.
I had knee surgery a few weeks ago. I went to the Doctor yesterday. The waiting room was crowded and I was the only man there. I got the last seat. A woman came in looked for a seat, couldn't find one and started glaring at me. She then started making snide remarks to another woman about me not giving her my seat. My name was called and I reached behind me, grabbed my crutches and went in to the office. When I came out I needed an x-ray so I walked down the hall to get it. When I got there the same woman was sitting there. When she saw me she put her coat on one seat and her purse on the other , looked at me and smiled.
That's the equality some of them want. They don't want "equality", they want retribution and punishment. It isn't only the feminists. You can add in minorities and the Alphabet crowd. They don't want to be "brought up to a level", they want to be elevated above those that they have been told "oppressed" them.
Now the Feminists are no longer useful to the Left and they are the ones that are being "oppressed", because now the Left wants to kowtow to the Alphabet crowd.
originally posted by: TzarChasm
originally posted by: lux666
divide and conquer:
less reproduction.
less population.
Do you believe reproduction is a human right? Making more people (regardless of the technical means) is protected by constitution?
Beginning in 1942, the Supreme Court has recognized, through a series of cases, that the right to
procreate is a fundamental right protected by the Fourteenth Amendment. Further, the Supreme Court has
held that any attempt by a state to limit this right will be subject to the strict scrutiny standard; meaning,
the state must have a compelling interest and the limits must be narrowly tailored to protect those
interests.