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All is Vanity See other All is Vanity Articles Title: Fixing the Female Brain The Founding Fathers didn't deny women the vote as an oversight. They realized about 80% of women were natural socialists (Pareto was right with his 80/20 law) and since they realized socialism only destroys and never creates, they denied them the vote. Incidentally, they denied most men the vote, too. They only wanted intelligent, responsible, employed landowners to vote, since they were trying to found a country they hoped would last. Unfortunately, not only does socialism destroys countries, it can also destroy lives. I know a woman who had been a socialist until she was in her early 40s. She had been a particularly unfortunate kind -- an anti-gun, pro-universal-health-care vegetarian (she tried to make her cat a vegetarian until it got sick and she started feeding it meat again). She couldn't find any men. There had been a couple potential mates when she was younger, but they weren't anti-gun, etc. So that all-good/all-bad filter in her head came slamming down and she couldn't just get involved with them. Then after about five years of thinking and reading (it generally does take about five years for people to really change their minds), she realized her beliefs were wrong, and she became more of a libertarian then anything else. Still, she had given up having a relationship. She thought she was too old. Then, one day, much to her great shock, she met a guy -- a pro-gun, anti-universal-healthcare libertarian. Not long after she moved in with him and they have been together for five years. Not all outcomes are so lucky. I know another woman -- pro-universal-healthcare liberal -- who is know 49 years old, with no home, husband or children, just an apartment and a cat. She hasn't changed her mind. She still holds her liberal beliefs and cannot give them up. She still expects to find a man like her. It may happen, but I doubt it. Since so many women are apparently inherently socialists, education while young may overcome this fuzzy-mindedness. I certainly won't leave this task up to the public schools, since they are socialistic and aren't going to teach the truth. I realized something was wrong with the public schools when I was in...kindergarten. Girls should be taught to be pro-gun, anti-socialist, and pro-economic and political liberty. In fact, the whole culture (including the family), and not just the schools, should support this anti-socialist (and pro-American) beliefs. Unfortunately, some young women have lost their lives because of their liberalism. One lost her life trying to help Africans in South Africa -- until they beat her to death. Another lost her life trying to help Palestinians in Israel -- until an Israeli bulldozer ran her over after she lay down in front of it. These women were rational -- they were fuzzy-minded liberals ruled by their emotions. And it cost them their lives -- for nothing. These days, men (or rather boys) are considered "defective women." I find that odd, since civilization was created by men, and as Camille Paglia so accurately noticed, without men women would still be living in grass huts. Being more of a conservative libertarian than anything else, I know that civilization is a thin film on top of a whole lot of bad human nature. One of those bad things is socialism, which is really more of an attempt to apply family/tribal values to entire societies. Which isn't possible. Education does help. But these days, to tell women they are natural socialists, and almost all of them shouldn't be allowed to vote,and that many are irrational and ruled by their feelings...that's not going to go anywhere. Of course, not only will lies hurt individual people, they will also damage and destroy societies. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest Begin Trace Mode for Comment # 11.
#9. To: Turtle (#0)
This is how girls are raised in Montana. : )
Nothing wrong with that at all. I wish my folks had raised me and taught me how to use a gun. I didn't learn until I got my own and a friend of mine and I would often go practice shooting out by the Los Angeles National Forest. They were more of a father figure to me and prepared me of the realities than my folks ever did.
You are fortunate to have found wonderful influences beyond your family. : )
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