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I was just talking about this the other night with my wife. I'm coming from a western perspective but we were agreeing that allowing women in the workplace was
by BuckRogers 2y ago
I was just talking about this the other night with my wife. I'm coming from a western perspective but we were agreeing that allowing women in the workplace was a total scam. We're religious so buckle up if you're sensitive. Once you erased our traditional value system which was upheld by our common faith in Christianity, you had 2 people bringing home only slightly more than 1 man could do before.
Businesses suddenly had twice the employees overnight, and this drove down wages. Of course no one cares about the consequences when you get an immediate economic boost like that. And then you convince women that men were having "all the fun" away from home. Yet even far left women I've run into admit if they've stayed at home while the husband provided that it was a "really nice" time in their life.
The old ways were sustainable. And it's almost as if our God Jesus knew what was best for us from the start. Instead of all these cockamamie ideas everyone has about life and how to do things, maybe we should just do what we we're told. Instead, people run around with no children and riddled with STDs. Anyone here with a daughter like that idea? At this point, wouldn't be surprised. That's our reality. How about women are kept from laboring outside the home, protected, valued, and honored as God's highest example of submission to Him was actually a woman now referred to as the Blessed Mother.
The best move going forward to resolve the birth rate for the entire world is to venerate women as we're supposed to and not treat them like dogs or cattle to labor for us so some businessman can get rich. It's shameful to even allow women to be treated this way. And the only way to enforce that culturally is to submit our societies and ourselves to the One True Living God Jesus Christ. In the US it may require Catholics and Protestants to agree to work together to reconquer the levers of power and lost souls in looking for the real answer. The answer is not Communism as most people think. That has never ended well. Not once.
- mostlysimilar 2y agoForcing your religious beliefs on others has also famously never ended well, so that's a big no thanks from me. Especially given your other comments on this forum: > Haters getting mad because the war is already lost for them. Trump is the President. Resorting to little games like this, and will be fun to watch the pain and tears for the next 4 years. I'm sure your "One True Living God Jesus Christ" would be very proud of you taking pleasure in the pain of others.
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- archagon 2y agoStrange that you support a president who does the opposite of venerating women.
- BuckRogers 2y ago[flagged]
- archagon 2y ago> Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravenous wolves. You will know them by their fruits. Do men gather grapes from thornbushes or figs from thistles?
- BuckRogers 2y agoThat best describes Obama, Biden and Kamala to be honest. Maybe not Kamala, I don't think she's smart enough. People try to proclaim Trump's lust for women to be a problem, but Fallen Messiah Obama was confirmed LGBT when we learned about Larry Sinclair. And I am convinced he's scared of Big Momma. Trump is not in sheep's clothing. He does profess a belief in Christ. Which for the antichrist is impossible, so that particular claim cannot be true.