Hmm, I don't seem to have anyone who can tell me how women's rights have helped the family unit. I guess I won. Ha Ha.
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"Family unit?" What the heck, is this from a parenting book for robots?
Of course, things were so much better when women were doormats and did as they were told, and if they didn't, why they'd be in for it. </sarcasm>
A. Women feel less marginalized. That makes women less discontent. That has to be good for their families.
Wait, let me go ask the county's child abuse and neglect attorneys, all of whom are female.
I love people like this...they type some asinine drivel onto the screen, and when no one can bother to dignify their "thought" with an answer, they take it as a surefire sign they stumped us all, and have bealt us heathens a mighty blow.
"Hmm, I don't seem to have anyone who can tell me how George Bush has helped the family unit, economy, or nation. I guess I won. Ha Ha."
Dear Mr. G Bush
Within my lifetime, businesses have decided to pay women less for the same job because it was ‘additional’ income, not the man’s ‘support the family’ income. Equal pay being a right brings the ‘family unit’ more money.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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