And who was it that assassinated Archduke Ferdinand of Austria, hmmmmmmm?!
I think you'll find that the one who perpetrated the very act that started WWI was not a woman.
"If women hadnt got the vote
WWI would never have started.
it makes sence."
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List! What is yon sound in the distance? Why, it's all the Professors of History in the world laughing their tits off at you.
@Whitleylad
"In the UK women didn't have the vote until 1918 after The Great War."
The establishment certainly resisted the various protests by Emmeline Pankhurst et al, but upon realising the vital contribution to the war effort (in munitions factories etc) post-1918, they ultimately had no choice but to give women the vote.
This is what completely annihilates the idea of sexism, nay, misogyny as a whole. And not just the mere fact that their mothers were women. If not for all those women who, in WWII, answered the call to fight on the home front precisely by not being in the kitchen, and working in the munitions factories, assembly lines, shipyards, aircraft assembly hangars etc, did they supply the real men fighting to defeat the Axis, then said misogynists most probably wouldn't exist today. Those women who conclusively proved that they can be equal to men in the workplace, who utterly annihilate the unjustifiable way of thinking of misogynists, can be summed up in just three words:
Rosie the Riveter.
We men owe women infinitely more than we realise. And not just because it was women who gave birth to us.
