Feminists Have No Voice

**angryharry** · 22nd-March-2007

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Feminists Have No Voice You almost never see a feminist column on an oped page, a feminist article in a magazine or newspaper, actual (not satirised) feminist ideas on TV or in the movies. Marilyn French

I think I am going mad.

I must have imagined all those articles and TV programmes.

Germaine Greer? Who's she?

Never really heard of her.

I only think that she exists.

She is a figment of my imagination.

... women are human beings who matter as much as men. That is all that feminism claims.

I can't stand it any longer.

I think I am going to die!

Why the Times of London prints the inane ramblings of this unbelievably stupid woman just defeats me.

In the above article Mzzzzzzzzz French, basically, bemoans the fact that women do most of the child-rearing and the nesting, and that men 'rule' the world. What she forgets to point out is that women prefer it this way, and that the men who 'rule' the world tend to exert their 'rule' mostly over the men!

Another of her complaints is that women do not get paid for the allegedly fabulous work that they do in the home.

But neither do the men!

And if western women would prefer to go out and earn some money, then no-one is standing in their way.

It's called 'choice'!

I think that Mzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz French thinks that women should be paid for doing housework.
Well, where would this lead us?
Hmm. Let's think.
OK. Let's pay them, say, Â£100 per week via the tax system.
QUESTION: Who is going to monitor the housework? If no-one monitors it, then women will just get paid for being women - and nothing else!
And so what would the men do? Well, for one thing, they would work less hard. After all, they would already have the services of a paid servant!
LOL!
And if we are going to monitor the housework, then we are talking about government snoopers coming to our homes - with the women being checked out to make sure that they have, for example, cleaned the windows properly.
Hmm. Maybe paying women for doing the housework is not such a bad idea after all.
LOL!
Death. Death. Sweet Death. Come not too close. And let us just parlay awhile.

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**chevalier** · 22nd-March-2007

Since I am disabled I stay home on days when I can I do the housework and it only takes a couple of hours at most. Then I still have yard and vehicle maintenance household repairs and whatever my wife needs done while she is at work. Why do these women act like house work is so hard to do. Here's the secret get on it do it until it's done then find something enjoyable to do!:slap:

**Marx** · 22nd-March-2007

I was a stay at home dad with my youngest daughter for the first year, and I completely agree - an entire house can be done within less than four hours. That includes mopping floors and laundry.

**Rebadow** · 22nd-March-2007

Same here. I cook (and not just for myself). I clean. I take out the trash. I iron my clothes. Do I get to feel sorry for myself now?

Seriously, what the hell is so difficult about those chores?

On a related note, last time I saw this poll in this magazine (it was on March 8th - IWD) and they were asking women what do they find to be more difficult: working or housework. Majority of them replied that housework is more difficult for them.

WTF. What kind of jobs do these women do then? Maybe they're sitting on their arses, doing nothing all the time while they should be working, and housework therefore seems so much more demanding for them, because they actually have to do it? I really don't know if it's this, but I just can't see any other reason. Enlighten me.

I'm sick of their whining. All the more, because I know it's all bullshit. I think I even got so far, I would be sick of it even if they'd have a real reason to complain about something. I'm simply fed up with it.

But no, they must be martyrs, or they just aren't happy. Feeding on pity. They need it as we need air to breathe.

To quote Zarby from SYG in this context: Just STFU already, because it's not that difficult.

And AH did a great job, as always.