I consider them largely overgrown children until they hit 60, and then there are still many that never proceed beyond age 12, emotionally.
Should women vote? Or should women maybe vote depending on passing a test?
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No, woman should not be allowed to vote at all under any circumstances, at one stage they were not allowed to vote and the world was a better place and there was nothing they could do about it, I also think the voting age should be at least 30, what does an 18 year old understand about the world to be casting a vote?
Or they could just share their opinion with their husbands at home and the husbands can cast the vote on their behalf
At least in the USA, until the 1950/60s wives usually just voted whatever their husbands voted for. This was the norm.
@PurpleUrkel wrote
There was another post (can't find it at the moment) that showed that people's votes had roughly 1% impact on actual policies being made.
This is my exact sentiment.
There was another post (can't find it at the moment) that showed that people's votes had roughly 1% impact on actual policies being made.
"I think this is my fault actually"
"I think this is my fault actually"
The public doesn't vote on most things related to immigration. Voter's didn't open immigration, Congress did in 1964. Nice try. <eyeroll>
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Women heavily into politics, even when conservative, can be irritating. It's really nice when they're conservative, but more as a support role.
Reminds me of women that brag about their careers. Good for you. Men don't care. Even the simps are just pretending they care.
Or the women at church trying to lead sermons. Go away, this is a man's job. Women trying to lead men instead of children is unnatural and annoying.
Reminds me of women that brag about their careers. Good for you. Men don't care. Even the simps are just pretending they care.
Or the women at church trying to lead sermons. Go away, this is a man's job. Women trying to lead men instead of children is unnatural and annoying.
Yep. Women should know their place and stay in their lane. In before anybody points to some extreme outlier examples like Joan of Arc or Marie Curie, etc. Those type of women are like 1 in a 100 million.
Testing Theories of American Politics: Elites, Interest Groups, and Average Citizens | Perspectives on Politics | Cambridge Core
Testing Theories of American Politics: Elites, Interest Groups, and Average Citizens - Volume 12 Issue 3
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That study is only from 2014...
No. And here is a perfect example of why not. White men literally planned, designed, and built, and have maintained western civilisation. We will be remembering and honoring such men on November 19th: International Men's Day.
I will trust you on this. I posted that clip as a joke only, because I thought it was something funny to add to this serious thread. Ben Bankas has a new free special out on YouTube relating to the election. I think his content is hilarious.
If that didn't float your boat, and understandably so if you're a woman, then I hope you can enjoy some other stuff posted in the Standup Comedy Thread.
While there are a few negative threads on CIK about women, these topics seem to reflect men's generalised frustrations towards the braindead masses, and are unlikely to be aimed towards any woman who would be likely to sign up to CIK.
Indeed, it's nice to have some trad women participating on the forum. For instance some balance and insight relating to perspectives from conservative women on relationships and marriage is often quite interesting. Your input in the Marriage / Established Relationships thread among others would be welcomed.
All the best.
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While banning women from voting would definitely improve society, I still don’t think it's a good idea.
It’s been over a year since the attack on Israel, and every weekend my city still sees pro-Palestine rallies. Can you imagine the level of unrest we’d face if women’s voting rights were revoked tomorrow? It would also radicalize many young women who otherwise aren’t interested in politics.
Women aren't independent thinkers: they will often look externally for other voices to tell them what to think. The reason many women, young women in particular, lean left is due to the lack of strong male leadership... without it, they get their views from Hollywood and the education system.
However, if a woke feminist woman were to date a steady, grounded conservative man, she would gradually soften her values to match his.
To truly improve society, men should focus on stepping up, leading, and embodying the qualities we want to see.
It’s been over a year since the attack on Israel, and every weekend my city still sees pro-Palestine rallies. Can you imagine the level of unrest we’d face if women’s voting rights were revoked tomorrow? It would also radicalize many young women who otherwise aren’t interested in politics.
Women aren't independent thinkers: they will often look externally for other voices to tell them what to think. The reason many women, young women in particular, lean left is due to the lack of strong male leadership... without it, they get their views from Hollywood and the education system.
However, if a woke feminist woman were to date a steady, grounded conservative man, she would gradually soften her values to match his.
To truly improve society, men should focus on stepping up, leading, and embodying the qualities we want to see.
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El Chaderino
Catholic
Nobody is supposed to vote.
You are supposed to live under a christian monarchy and that's it.
Being a democracy from the beginning, America was gay from the start.
Deal with the truth, amigos.
You are supposed to live under a christian monarchy and that's it.
Being a democracy from the beginning, America was gay from the start.
Deal with the truth, amigos.
I can't post outside of the ladies forum. Thanks.
Some trivia about the timeline :
en.wikipedia.org
...which from 1689 to the present.
The first US state in 1776
Also :
www.swissinfo.ch
Liechtenstein in 1984
Timeline of women's suffrage - Wikipedia
The first US state in 1776
Also :
Switzerland in 1971 at the Federal level and only in 1991 :
More detail :
The long road to women’s suffrage in Switzerland
Swiss women had to wait until 1971 until they got the right to vote. Why did it take so long?
www.swissinfo.ch
Can't really say it has been a trend for the better and now it has gotten particularly out of control but good to see there are a number of women in conservative politics and who vote conservative. There is such a long list of things that were better in past societies and this is just one of many.