[Righter-than-Rush]

Ladies, prepare your flamethrowers.

Women lost their selflessness when they refused to go back home after the boys came back from WW2. Of course, feminism began before this, but was as effective as numerous in its early years. It became 'screw my family, I'm free!' and the majority of women had careers within a generation.

Today, economics have self-adjusted to require two income-earners per family, just to get by. This is inverse to the family structure after WW2. I reject the feminists and women who must have a career outside of raising their family. If women are so selfish to think their families don't need mom at home (or so gullible that they believe what the media tells them), then I have no use for them.

I make it a point to avoid doing business with married women who have careers outside of the home. Don't preach to me about the less than 1% of women who work out of necessity. The reality that they have elective careers is enough for me. If they loved their families more than their own self-fulfillment, they wouldn't be in a second career... they would be home where they belong.

OK, fire away feminists and moderates (men and women)!

[Lorianne]

Your're post brought back to mind an experience I had. I was interviewing a man just out of college for a position at my firm. About 2 minutes into the interview he asks "Would you be my superior in this firm?" I said "Yes, I suppose I would". He stood up and gathered his things and said "I cannot work under a woman" and walked out.

I admired his honestly but wondered how he expected to get a job in my field in any firm. A young man out of college is not likely to find a firm without female employees with more seniority than him. I've always wonder what happened with this guy. I suppose he must have started his own business.

[Chancellor Palpatine]

Bet you avoid doing business with all them uppity black folk that don't know their place neither, do you?

The GOP takes all kinds, but yours can just stay the hell away.

[June Cleaver]

I agree with you 100% . . . the children take the biggest hit. Why do you think I call myself June Cleaver. The problem is how to get back to what is right.