Hyerdahl wrote:
> mark_sobolewski{at}yahoo.com wrote:
> > Society wrote:
> > >  wrote in message
> > > news:1109292767.375878.251280{at}g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> > > >
> > (edit)
>
> > My question for you, Society, is where do we go from
> > here?  Do you believe an egalitarian society is
> > possible knowing as we do now that women cannot
> > handle equality?
>
> Women already HAVE equality at law, and seem to be in the process of
> enforcing it, so I'm not sure what it is you think they can't
"handle"?

"Germany has much better healthcare than the US" --
Women's reproductive rights marcher, DC 2004

That's just it: Even with all of this "equality" and a near
police state in enforcing it, it's still not working out
for most women.  Too bad, so sad, isn't it that the US
can't have German style healthcare until social security is
fixed. 

>  Perhaps you're still confused between civil rights and mere social
> choices.

Indeed.  One reason we don't have German style healthcare
and daycare is because there is no room for it
in the constitution.  Too bad for those poor, confused
marchers, eh?  "hey hey!  Ho ho!  It's off to Germany
we go!  Hey hey!  Ho ho!..."

In the meantime, most women don't want the feminist label
to apply to them so your assertion that "mostly women"
enforce these "civil rights" is another matter altogether.
Apathy is the greatest enemy of any ideology.

> > regards,
> > Mark Sobolewski
> >
> > PS: When are you going to visit us here in DC?   I need
> > someone to help visit the CATO institute!



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