[Socon-Econ]

During “1950’s domesticity,” there were intact families, fewer illegitimate kids, fewer people dying alone, and conversations around the dinner table. Life had its problems, especially for segregated blacks; but I’ll take domesticity over feminism.

[cport]

Yes, only a liberal could see a spouse's sacrifice to her family as a detriment. It takes character and strength to give up one's personal desires for the sake of others, and a more profound sense of fulfillment is achieved while doing so.

Liberals love to quote Ephesians 5:25 to slam Christianity's apparent sexist ideology, but fall to follow up with the rest of it, which states the man's role of sacrifice to the wife as Christ did for the church, IOW, his life. Both man and women share sacrificial roles in a true covenant with God. A covenant is the most binding of oaths, because it involves the spilling of blood (after Jesus' sacrifice, the blood spilling is metaphorical).