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To: islander-11

I am of the opinion that men and women are different. That said, one of the problems we face, (primarily because of the "lib-idiots" trying to push the "equal nonsense"), is that we have failed to recognize and work creatively with the physical and intellectual differences between the sexes.

Women, for example, have much greater "body strength" in their thighs/legs, and weaker body strength in arms and shoulders. Has anyone figured out how to use our greater leg strength yet? Nope.

Women have certain strengths in intuition, communication, and attention to often overlooked details. This should be recognized, celebrated, and put to good use.

I say the sexes are complementary, not "the same". What people do not understand is that "equality" doesn't mean "the same". I certainly hope that we get beyond the "same" notion, and see some strong black women on the streets in Toledo, and elsewhere the gangs want to act out, whupping the young punks upside their stupid heads, demanding that they act like responsible men, and quit bringing shame on their race.


331 posted on 10/15/2005 12:59:00 PM PDT by jacquej
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To: jacquej

Has anyone figured out how to use our greater leg strength yet? Nope.



I've got a few bags of cracked pecans in my freezer that prove otherwise.


345 posted on 10/15/2005 1:02:46 PM PDT by LoudRepublicangirl (loudrepublicangirl)
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To: jacquej
Has anyone figured out how to use our greater leg strength yet? Nope.

Only in proportion. Women on average have 3/4 the leg strength of men an about 1/2 the upper body strength.
477 posted on 10/15/2005 2:48:50 PM PDT by zencat (The universe is not what it appears, nor is it something else.)
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