What is a woman's place in the world? Is it in the boardrooms or the bedrooms? Should women aspire to the heights of presidency where they might make decisions that affect the world or are they better left to making decisions that affect the dinner table? Everywhere in the world and at "most" times Elitist groups have been able to effectively and easily affect everything from how the world works to how people see themselves and each other.
For thousands of years women have been placed into a niche, a role they should serve which has usually been for the best interest of those with power. But wouldn't that be so blaringly feminist? And by feminist I mean, well, uneducated and pretentious.
The only thing I can think of that has set back women as a gender even further than the male power structures are the feminists who are trying to tear it down. Feminists will take any concept and turn it on its head for no other reason than to serve the interest of their own degenerate elite. Feminists warp independence and turn it into overbearing. Feminists aim for equality but really shoot for domination. And feminists claim to want support but they can't even support the women within their own community.
All of this counter-cultural absurdity can easily be solved by the KING's decree. I, ZERO PHOENIX, will grace everyone with this simple display of wit and tell you where a woman’s place is. A woman's place in this world is wherever she wants it to be.
If a woman chooses to stay at home, raise the kids, be a housewife then that is her right as a wife, a mother, and a human being. If a woman chooses to live a certain way then she shouldn't have to deal with a roving pack of butched out male-hating broads with an inferiority complex.
Likewise, if a woman comes to the self-assertion that she should run for public office, be a scientist, or what have you then I don't think it's fair for that same roving pack of butched out male-hating broads with an inferiority complex trying to take credit for her self-assertiveness and independent decision making. If a woman wants to act on her independence then that independence needs to be respected.
Because I find myself explaining everything lately the objectives of this discussion are as follows:
1) Tell us where a woman's place is in the world and explain why?
2) Share your views on feminism?
3) Discuss how feminism is different from equality. [And yes they are different.]
4) As a woman, are you satisfied with your place in society?
5) As a man, are you satisfied with the place women have in society?
Disclaimer: It goes without saying that I, ZERO PHOENIX, KING, am a man of Machiavellian standards. The roving pack of Feminists in the cheap seats aside I love all women of all walks of life. If my opening offended anyone it was partly my intention, though not necessarily my views. I get so tired of these territorial pissing matches between the guys and frankly there is too much testosterone in the lion's den. I needed a means to get you ladies off the bench and into the game. And of course people are always more willing to speak out when they feel they've been attacked. My aim was not to antagonize any of you out of malice, but to provide a means to stimulate passionate discussion.
Guidelines: While I would like for everyone to stay on topic this can be a rather broad discussion.
For thousands of years women have been placed into a niche, a role they should serve which has usually been for the best interest of those with power. But wouldn't that be so blaringly feminist? And by feminist I mean, well, uneducated and pretentious.
The only thing I can think of that has set back women as a gender even further than the male power structures are the feminists who are trying to tear it down. Feminists will take any concept and turn it on its head for no other reason than to serve the interest of their own degenerate elite. Feminists warp independence and turn it into overbearing. Feminists aim for equality but really shoot for domination. And feminists claim to want support but they can't even support the women within their own community.
All of this counter-cultural absurdity can easily be solved by the KING's decree. I, ZERO PHOENIX, will grace everyone with this simple display of wit and tell you where a woman’s place is. A woman's place in this world is wherever she wants it to be.
If a woman chooses to stay at home, raise the kids, be a housewife then that is her right as a wife, a mother, and a human being. If a woman chooses to live a certain way then she shouldn't have to deal with a roving pack of butched out male-hating broads with an inferiority complex.
Likewise, if a woman comes to the self-assertion that she should run for public office, be a scientist, or what have you then I don't think it's fair for that same roving pack of butched out male-hating broads with an inferiority complex trying to take credit for her self-assertiveness and independent decision making. If a woman wants to act on her independence then that independence needs to be respected.
Because I find myself explaining everything lately the objectives of this discussion are as follows:
1) Tell us where a woman's place is in the world and explain why?
2) Share your views on feminism?
3) Discuss how feminism is different from equality. [And yes they are different.]
4) As a woman, are you satisfied with your place in society?
5) As a man, are you satisfied with the place women have in society?
Disclaimer: It goes without saying that I, ZERO PHOENIX, KING, am a man of Machiavellian standards. The roving pack of Feminists in the cheap seats aside I love all women of all walks of life. If my opening offended anyone it was partly my intention, though not necessarily my views. I get so tired of these territorial pissing matches between the guys and frankly there is too much testosterone in the lion's den. I needed a means to get you ladies off the bench and into the game. And of course people are always more willing to speak out when they feel they've been attacked. My aim was not to antagonize any of you out of malice, but to provide a means to stimulate passionate discussion.
Guidelines: While I would like for everyone to stay on topic this can be a rather broad discussion.
(jk)
