[grey_whiskers]

I don't see why a woman should be penalized in the marriage game because she got a good education and has a better career than many men of her generation. She's actually an ideal parent as she is older and has more life experience than many new mothers and more money with which to raise a child.

Feminism started with the attitude that "a woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle."

The feminists (with help from other anti-Western fellow travellers) set out to remake our culture in a way to make this true.

Now that men are little more than sperm donor / child support parasites, the "educated" women now have the nerve to look surprised and say, "where are all the good men?"

The answer being of course, they are either in bomb shelters or seeking feminine brides from overseas.

You reap what you sow...

NO cheers, unfortunately.

Full Disclosure: Yes, I put the quotes around "educated" on purpose.

[Accygirl]

I know all us women should be submissive li'l housewives who stay at home, cook for our darling husbands, and have fifteen children. Perhaps in order to ensure that women get married, we should bar women from college. After all, how dare they get an education? It's just ruining society.

[hocndoc]

I disagree.

Feminism started with the idea that women can become educated, own property, have custody of their own children, and vote.

While men had these powers and women did not, the ones who destroyed their families by promiscuity, violence, and abandonment were men. The good husbands and fathers were and are supportive of their wives and daughters and faithful to their marriages.

The minority of men who abused their power even after women began to be educated, employed, and more independent are the ones who led to no-fault divorce, abortion, and out of wedlock childbirth as unwise women adopted the bad male habits. The abuses - by both men and increasingly by women - resulted in more bad law and social customs - it was probably the custom first, then the law. And so on.

If men had remained faithful to the greatest Commandments, there'd be none of the problems we have today. Instead, some couldn't follow the Golden Rule in their own houses or the public square.