Blame Women (Disproportionately) for the Collapse of Western Civilization

Captain Capitalism Blog ^ | September 30, 2015 | Captain Capitalism

[misanthrope]

Bkmk

[Little Pig]

The main amendment I would include would be to have an exception in the “government check” restriction for active and former military. There is no reason to exclude disabled veterans who draw a disability check due to paying a far steeper price than any tax could levy.

[ßuddaßudd]

ßump

[Zionist Conspirator]

Ironically, one historical argument for women's suffrage was that women were more religious and moral than men and would influence society in a more religious and moral direction (crusades against alcohol, prostitution, gambling, etc.).

Things sure have changed!

[DiogenesLamp]

I would think that requiring unanimous decisions instead of simple majorities would clear that problem up rather nicely. Where the courts can not reach unanimity, the issue devolves to the States.

That's a decent idea. Too bad we will likely never get a chance to try it.

[M. Dodge Thomas]

IMAO, such analysis can be best explained as follows:

[wardaddy]

I think back then women were more religious and moral

That was before the Pill

And abortion

Immorality about sex cost women more then than now exponentially

[IrishBrigade]

nations such as Iran, Iraq, Syria, etc., they are truly the ones that are the most civilized, the most advanced, the most prosperous, the most humanitarian

Please indicate where in this text such a statement was made...or for that matter, even implied...

What an ugly dishonest misogynistic screed!

You didn’t read it, did you...?

[IrishBrigade]

In places where women were abundant they were treated with no respect at all.

Documented historical references supporting that assertion would be nice...

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Do you know the name Carrie Bell? She was a young lady that was raped by the son of the house she was living in and got pregnant.

Because of this she was judged to be mentally defective and morally degenerate by no less a personage then Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. and seven other justices of the SCOTUS. She and her daughter were then sterilized.

While her case was extreme because of the fact it got to the SCOTUS it was more then common for women who worked for their living to be raped and then thrown out of their jobs when a pregnancy resulted.

If you wish more information you could go and read the newspapers of the time.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

According to historical fact.

How many good husbands and fathers can you find in the Scriptures?

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Big cities are the places where we have the most written records.

And it is because I read the newspapers of the time. While upper class women were treated with some respect, although the prevalence of the muff pistol would perhaps argue against their having much faith in it, a women of the lower class would be treated with little or no respect as a general rule.

There were men who did treat all women with respect. They were not, sadly, the majority.

[papertyger]

According to historical fact.

Then by all means... bring'em on! I can't wait to see these sources of yours!

How many good husbands and fathers can you find in the Scriptures?

Which would be relevant because....?

[highball]

“So according to this guy, active duty military shouldn’t be able to vote because we receive a government paycheck. Ok, sure.”

And he says senior citizens should be disqualified because they dare take the Social Security they paid into.

I enjoy his writing, but he does have a tendency to run off the rails in places.

[central_va]

Repeal the 14th, 16th, 17th, and 19th Amendments.

Amen.

[central_va]

Women: If the didn't have < expletive deleted >, there'd be a bounty on 'em.