The Problem With Women Today, Illustrated Options

[reality2008]

Take a look at this! Has anyone here read this before?
http://theproblemwithwomentoday-reality2008.blogspot.com/

[coconutter]

Not all women are secretaries and office assistants. Some have spent much time and hard work getting into higher ranking positions, and if that's what they're happy doing more power to them. Also, if stay at home mothers wish to take care of their children, that's fine too. Everyone has a right to do what they're comfortable doing, and some women want to focus on their career instead of having children, and some don't. It is no one's place to determine what a gender is supposed to do, therefore, women have the right to choose. Also, women working at Wal-Mart? Why does it matter where they work? Men work at Wal-Mart too. Having a job such as this is no more prestigious than a man working as a lawyer. Both of them do hard work, and that should be accounted for. They're not wasting time, they're partly doing what they want to do, and if men have that choice, women should too. All living beings are equal, and no amount of intelligence or strength can depreciate the value of life.

Not all women are what you call "whores". What can you define a "whore" as these days? Some one who has sex a lot, even in a committed relationship? Why can't men be defined as "whores" with such ease? A whore is more like being consistently promiscuous with many different men or women. However, a whore is not going out with friends and getting drunk and making some bad decisions. Nor is a whore someone who has sex with three or four different men or women. This word is too easily used these days, as is the word "
pervert", but that's another argument.

The education system is not being dumbed down for minorities and women, and that is a terrible and ill-thought out generalization. The value of education is decreasing because people are learning for money. If we only need to know certain things to go to college, get a degree, and go to work; why else would most people learn more than they have to? Certainly not for the enjoyment of seeking knowledge! Most every human being has the capacity to learn as much as they seek. The value of education is completely irrelevant to races or genders. However, it is relevant to the attitude of human beings, and with attitudes like yours, the educational value will continue to decrease.

Oh, and about the daycare thing, can one article with hardly any relevant evidence really support an argument strongly against daycares? I think not. Honestly, daycares are fine for children. They interact, play, learn things they can't at home, and learn to share. Mothers can't interact with children the way a child's peers can. So what if a child's behaviour is sometimes bad? It doesn't mean they've been tainted by daycares, it just means they're going through normal puberty and are growing up. I'm sure you have done stupid things in elementary/middle school regardless of your pre-school environment. Much of what you're saying is just ridiculous modern skepticism.