Help! I've Been Chained to A Hundred And Fifty Million Lunatics

PJ media ^ | 29 Sep 2018 | Sarah Hoyt

[fullchroma]

Women scare me, always have. And I am one.

I’m well familiar with the conversational “dance” to discover that one of them might be different, like me.

[Rummyfan]

Must be Swiss. What other western nation only gave women the vote in the 1970s?

I believe Sarah Hoyt grew up in Portugal.

[Yaelle]

Aha, didn’t know that. Switzerland also on;y allowed women to vote that late.

[Tammy8]

I have a few, all ranch women but even the younger ranch women are not all there any more. Rarely do I meet other women that have any sense at all, and yes they do have a chip on their shoulder. I can’t stand them telling me I have been so badly treated and how women of my mother’s generation had it so terrible. I am sure some did, but my mother was a very traditional woman and she was a very happy woman so they are not right about how miserable women were before feminism. I have yet to meet a feminist that is happy.

[ResponseAbility]

*****And don’t forget the flat head for a place to rest your beer can! ;)*****

Heck, just open the neck like a pez dispenser of ice cold bear too.

[ResponseAbility]

er BEER lol

[right way right]

As sensible Muslims should speak out more against radical nuts of Islam, so should more sensible women speak out more against nuts of radical feminism.

I’m so thankful for those that do.

There are not many sensible Muslims (my view) but, I know damn well there are a damn sight many, many more sensible silent majority women.

Oh well was does a white male 55 years and married 25 know anyway.

[fr_freak]

I would gladly give up my right to vote if all women in the US gave up their rights, too.

I'll match you somewhat: I'd gladly go back to the system where all voters had to be 25 years old, male and property owners, even if it meant I couldn't vote either, as a male. (In reality, what I would do is make damn sure I owned property, which, I suspect, is the original intention).

[wardaddy]

That’s a very good article

Did she grow up in Malta or Gibraltar I wonder

[wardaddy]

Portugal

I looked it up

[huldah1776]

Had to do a little research due to a “feminism” trigger. How to destroy the family? Just ask the deep state.

“Gloria Steinem: How the CIA Used Feminism to Destabilize Society”

https://www.savethemales.ca/180302.html

If you are interested at the bottom are links to other articles. The deep state is controlled by international bankers, right?

[5th MEB]

Your doing it wrong Diana; my wife and I have had an unbreakable contract for the last 42 years, “WHATS HERS IS HERS and WHATS MINE IS HERS”.
It has worked great for our entire lives.
If I want something or need something I just tell her, and then wait for it to show up.
It’s like Christmas all year long.

[TianaHighrider]

thank you for the link. I remember reading some stories on Gloria Steinem’s background and beginnings. Her ‘work’ and ‘collusion’ with DS to undermine our Country. I believe quite a few of these demonrats know full well what they are doing. Not just ‘useful idiots’, but full blown all into the evil plan.

[Pelham]

“I can’t stand them telling me I have been so badly treated and how women of my mother’s generation had it so terrible.”

My grandmother (yes, grandmother) was born in 1876. In the Deep South, in Mississippi, in a city still recovering from the destruction that Sherman had inflicted upon it when he burned it to the ground. The family finances were severely reduced by the war, as most were in the South. One of her uncles had been killed at Gettysburg.

Apparently no one told her that she was oppressed and couldn’t amount to anything. She married late, at around 40, but by that time she owned free and clear her own two story boarding house, which she had helped design, as well as a prosperous millinery shop. My dad’s parents were doing well until the Great Depression hit, and a good deal of that was due to my grandmother’s initiative. A Scarlett O’Hara without the childish petulance.

[Jeff Chandler]

Mysterious, beguiling, and yet they compel.

[ronnie raygun]

Ever notice that the crazies (rat women included) are not at all hot (most look like men in wigs) are fighting like rats in a sinking ship against all men, who to this day will not give them a second look and are absolutely viciously angry because of this and seek revenge.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

Sounds like our relationship, too. Lucky us!

[nanetteclaret]

Absolutely correct about males being property owners, because then they have a vested interest in the outcomes of elections. Deadbeats and freeloaders would have no say. Also repeal the 17th amendment so the state legislatures elect senators. That would automatically return more power to the states.