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by Davidadelong on 08:13 PM March 21st, 2006 EST (#1)
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To bad we can't get this printed on all the front pages of the newspapers across the country. Or implemented in our public school systems. I find it interesting that when someone actually tells the truth in this country it is such a big deal. Sort of telling isn't it? Most MRAs have known this all along, as well as the womyn that have twisted the truth.
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by Tirryb on 10:28 PM March 21st, 2006 EST (#2)
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No matter what we say, women will always hear what they want to hear.
For 12 years I was married to a woman who refused to work (though we desperately needed the money) because she didn't think she'd find a job that would fit with school hours. She'd sit at home and watch Jerry Springer and clean a bit, and then moan about how hard her day was.
Six months ago she left, and luckily for me she didn't take the kids. luckily again, my self-employed job has let me work from home a lot, so I've been able to raise the kids, clean the house and earn a salary all at once - a tough juggling act, but I've done it. In contrast, my ex works 9 to 5 as a receptionist, pushing an entry door button every now and then - and then going home to a small flat where she spends most evenings out.
And yet, she recently had the nerve to tell me that her workload was harder than mine, because 'you get to stay home every day'.
There is no logic that can touch that....
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by oregon dad on 10:42 PM March 21st, 2006 EST (#3)
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And thus, in almost every case they have more energy for life than wom
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Are American Men Slackers?
I wouldn't call them slackers, but most them are definitely to scared to kick bitch asses.
Bert
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From now on, men's rights first.
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by Thundercloud on 12:15 PM March 22nd, 2006 EST (#5)
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...NO!
This essay brings up too many facts about how much men have to work. We just can't have that in a feminist society.
Facts get in the way of the feminist agenda, dammit! And we just CAN'T have that!
(Yes I'm being sarcastic) :-)
Thundercloud.
"Hoka hey!"
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by quetzal on 08:24 PM March 22nd, 2006 EST (#6)
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Although just a few experiences may not count much statistically, here are some of my own observations of some families I have known well continuously, over approx.the last 7 to 17 years.
1) Mr. L. is a 'Mr. Mom', almost single-handedly raising two children. He also works about 15 hours a week as a tutor. Ms. L. works 40 hours per week at her government office job. She periodically tells Mr. L. that he must work more hours.
2)Mr. H. is a Colonel in the Air Force. He has a tremendous amount of responsibility at work. His wife stays home and takes care of the 3 kids. When Mr. H. is at home, he spends a lot of time also engaged in raising them. He has never asked his wife to work.
3)Ms. D. is a medical doctor, working graveyard shift in the E.R. Mr. D. owns and runs a medical supply company. They both contribute evenly to raising the 2 kids.
There are 4 other families the details of which I will not include here, in order to make this post not too long-winded. But I can assure you these others are very similar to the above, in terms of total time and energy spent by each partner in working and raising the kids.
Sorry, if the feminist viewpoint were true, it seems that AT LEAST ONE of these families would consist of the laughable image they portray. Note: these (7 total) are ALL the families that I have known well, besides my own! (In other words, I am not leaving out any couples that would go against my viewpoint). They are all white and range from lower-middle, middle- and upper-middle class. There is a wide range of education, from no degree to Ph.D. and M.D.
Also note: Feminists are disgusting unethical jackasses, with quite a few personal issues and agendas. I am only 49 and in good medical shape, so hopefully I will live to see the day when they perish.
-quetzal
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by Davidadelong on 05:12 PM March 23rd, 2006 EST (#7)
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"hopefully I will live to see the day when they perish." In order for that to happen the system that encouraged them will have to perish....
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