[HeartlandOfAmerica]

"Women are nurturers and caregivers and on one end of the spectrum we have been hurt by men, we have struggles with men, we have been left in the lurch a lot by men," she said.

Since time immemorial men and women were involved in a social contract. Women stayed safe at home and maintained the homefires. Men took on the dangers and brought home what was needed for the homefires. Not only food but tools, new techniques etc.

Once men had pacified the dangers, women decided to breach the contract and claimed to be better than men.

Now, women seek dominance over men and use the government like a club to screw men in divorce court, family court, the executive in "domestic violence" and rape claims.

And they think that a hokey "Mens Day" is gonna pacify men, huh?

Sure.

[RogerFGay]

Well - I’m not exactly sure how things are in Burmuda, except that I suspect that men and women go through the same kinds of experiences and emotions as everywhere else. Anyways - I easily understand your comment in the context of the good ole US of A (and the pork-barrel funding driving Congress to make it as it is).