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"yes! To be completely 100% equal is that fantasy lie people eat up to forever be able to ask for more and complain of unfair treatment... if equality is what you want then ok... no more maternity leave. No more feminine hygiene products in bathrooms. No more entitlements for things like cheaper insurance. Businesses and schools will not recieve any deductions either for accepting more percentages of females in their population. Women will be required to sign up for the military draft. Custody of kids will be split 50/50. No more alimony. If abortions are re-granted then men have the right to disavow financial responsibility for the child And if a woman slaps a man or touches him in anyway unwanted she will be charged with assault and serve jail time. Everyone gets the same opportunities and it is up to each individual what to make of their lives. If you need more money and can't get into the corporate world, blue collar jobs are always available in the oil field, construction, trucking, warehouse, farming, factories, mining, that pay incredible.

I could go on more but if that sounds good to you then you might very well be a true Equalitarian (which is actually THE REAL TERM for the belief of equal rights in politics. Not feminism!).

But if you think those changes aren't fair then you should reconsider how much power and rights women have OVER men. Yet we still pushing for more and openly mame men?
Wake up. We are not victims of anything here. Sheep like you are the only ones still preaching this imagined inferior treatment called the "Womens Rights Movement"."

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I also recently read a professor from the 1880s i believe, around when the 'good' feminism started, say that the "preachers of equality " were liars who want special rights. This take isn't new

This didn't just start.. some schools all over the U. S. have been bringing it back for ages. Found an article from 2006 about it in the NYT: Anthony Price, the principal of Everman Middle School in Texas, reinstated corporal punishment last year. “It’s had a huge effect,” he said.

Of course those of you who think it's good to put emotions first and that weakness and being comfortable is how you build a society won't get it.

After decades of trying the softer approach to dealing with kids, more government schools are starting to try the old tried & smack them till they conform or leave. I approve. As much as some of you whiners want to claim that getting smacked for violating school rules is the same as when your drunk parents smacked you in anger when you'd done zero wrong to make themselves feel better, it's not the same. We've been soft for too long. Too many kids with zero self-control grow into adults who think it's right to steal/kill others for their own pleasure. In the old days, 1.) Most kids behaved without even having to get smacked at school, 2.) the kids who did get smacked either learned to be better or they got expelled. Either way you ended up with a school that had fewer bad apples which is better for the good ones.

Next step needs to be bringing back the ability to expel bad apples and not help them in any way. Also hold parents accountable for their kid's actions in the world. If the parent doesn't like it they should send their kid to a boot camp or orphanage. Maybe some of these parents need a good whack too. Ha ha ha ha.