The Destruction of Modern Women

The stark difference between early 20th century men and the later ones in the 1990's is sadly clear. I also think the lack of technology watching and broadcasting the demographics and culture changes played a role in women's suffrage. For example, before social media, men used to speculate whether a women could or couldn't handle important decisions and usually gave them the benefit of the doubt, now we can see them make poor decisions online with timestamps and ease of reference.
In a certain sense, though, you could argue that eventually it was always going to happen, due to technological efficiency and ease of life generally with increasing standards of living.

The real question is what causes restriction of women to come back, or what can a culture do to get that balance reasonable. We're WAY beyond anything healthy for women, children, family formation, or fertility - at least for european peoples.
 
The real question is what causes restriction of women to come back, or what can a culture do to get that balance reasonable.
And maybe the answer is that you can't. Maybe some things just cannot be repaired once broken. Maybe it's over and an age of darkness is upon us, and it's up to our grandchildren or great-grandchildren to build something anew, because it will not be feasible until their generation.

But we are going to try.
 
And maybe the answer is that you can't. Maybe some things just cannot be repaired once broken. Maybe it's over and an age of darkness is upon us, and it's up to our grandchildren or great-grandchildren to build something anew, because it will not be feasible until their generation.

But we are going to try.
That's right, the repair is through creative destruction. How long that takes, no one knows. Til then, get your passport ready! lol
 
The real question is what causes restriction of women to come back, or what can a culture do to get that balance reasonable. We're WAY beyond anything healthy for women, children, family formation, or fertility - at least for european peoples.

That occurs through mass conversion, or a return to the bronze age where no one can protect women and they are once again at the mercy of their husbands.
 
As for women's "suffrage" :


Look at how narrow some of the states that passed the amendment were:

House Speaker Seth M. Walker attempted to table the ratification resolution, but was defeated twice with a vote of 48–48. The vote on the resolution would be close. Representative Harry Burn, a Republican, had voted to table the resolution both times. When the vote was held again, Burn voted yes. The 24-year-old said he supported women's suffrage as a "moral right", but had voted against it because he believed his constituents opposed it. In the final minutes before the vote, he received a note from his mother, urging him to vote yes. Rumors immediately circulated that Burn and other lawmakers had been bribed, but newspaper reporters found no evidence of this.

On August 18, 1920, Tennessee narrowly approved the Nineteenth Amendment, with 50 of 99 members of the Tennessee House of Representatives voting yes.

There were many states where suffrage passed by 1 vote or less. Without the hundreds of thousands of faithful, God-fearing men who were sacrificed in WW1, there was no way this would have passed.

Another large factor was the enormous surge in widows in the wake of WW1 who wanted a job to support themselves, and it was figured if women could vote they could support themselves better. WW1 destroyed the fabric of American society, destroyed Europe, and brought about the conditions for Sodom and Gomorrah world we live in today. WW1 was truly the worst of all wars, that happened for literally no reason.

Also, it should be noted what a scam the draft is: Men are forced to go fight and die, and then lose their vote. In a fair and just society, frontline veterans would be given 5 votes, and those who are KIA should have a list of people who get to vote for them for the next 60 years. It's outrageous that men who show the greatest love, as "there is no greater love than to lay one's life down for their friends," end up losing the country they died for.
 
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