[miss marmelstein]

At the time, women were prisoners of their husbands - if the husbands were so inclined. They could not inherit, their father's lands were assigned to the husband and they could not get custody of children in a divorce. Ever read A Doll's House? Ever read Charlotte Bronte? These works of literature did not come out of some angry bitch's imagination - they came out of the mind's of great men and women as products of the Enlightenment tradition.

[Olog-hai]

That’s how the liberal propaganda line reads. And look at the results of attacking the traditional family, on any basis.

Mill is a century too late for the Enlightenment, as is Brontë. Mill’s economic theories were anti-capitalist and even socialistic; Brontë associated herself with people like Harriet Martineau, an associate of Charles Darwin whose views on the poor were called “Malthusian” by Tories of the era.

[American Constitutionalist]

Women prisoners to their husband’s, that’s hogwash and feminist indoctrination.

A marriage between a man and a woman is ordained by God and is holy and acceptable in God’s sight.