We should remove all women from every form of government, and revoke their right to vote. There is reason as to why there suppressed in every culture. They are to emotional drones its in the DNA.
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“We should remove all women from every form of government,”
How many forms of government do you think we practice?
Maybe you mean LEVELS of our democracy?
“and revoke their right to vote.”
You know that’s going to take women to vote for it, right?
“There is reason as to why there suppressed in every culture.”
They can spell ’they’re’? Just guessing.
“They are to emotional drones its in the DNA.”
If they’re drones, they won’t be very emotional at all, much less TOO emotional.
And they have the same DNA you do you fucking idjit.
Women are “emotional drones”? Women? So the countless male dictators who rule by swinging their insecure dicks around, who disproportionally punish any dissent or criticism, who have numerous concubines or mistresses, who are so afraid of losing their power they’ll do anything to keep it, whose greed is insatiable… those “manly men” govern only through logic and reason, right?
Fuck off. Signed, a man.
@Timjer #267326
Oh, come on, I’m sure we’ve all had that reasonable moment when throwing ketchup on the wall is the only logical action to take to being told, ‘No.’
How do you propose we remove all women from every form of government, and revoke their right to vote, without their express support? And how are you planning to convince women to relinquish political power?
I am woman, hear me roar
In numbers too big to ignore
And I know too much to go back an' pretend
'Cause I've heard it all before
And I've been down there on the floor
No one's ever gonna keep me down again
- Helen Reddy
It takes more than voting to ensure your rights, but it’s a great start, since 1902 in my country. As for “to emotional drones its in the DNA” - I didn’t know that women were male bees, in fact, but you prove that a Y chromosome doesn’t help with spelling and grammar.
I’m just reminded of the old clipping I once saw from the Minneapolis Tribune, from 1963, when they asked various people the question “would a woman be a good President?” 4 out of the 5 people quoted said no, but the lone dissenter, Vern Hause from Stevens Point, WI, had a fair enough reason for disgreeing: “She couldn’t do any worse than some we’ve had”
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Amen to that Vern, amen!
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