>Oh I see, you don't understand sarcasm. My point was that the
only reason that women and minorities get special rights (which I am not
advocating) is because they have political correctness on their side.
Furthermore, the people who are concerned about "equality" such as women's
rights advocates, talk about nothing but gender related issues. For this
reason, women are not blending in with the crowd, but (in my experience)
men are tip-toeing around women in fear of offending them. Some women
(I am specifically using women as an example of a minority group, I am
quite aware of others that are worse off) play the role of the martyr for
power. That is what I meant when I said "femaleness".
> >
> Why would you settle for "equality"?
> >
>I don't personally, but I also do not care to be the oppressor of
others. Some people like oppression, let them be oppressed. Some people
like authority, let them have it. There are limits to both sides of
course. I like being somewhere in the middle and when I crave more power,
I will have it.
> There is no greater oppression than a slave that needs no chain. > >
> > Gee, are you trying to provoke me or have I offended you in some way?
Please don't refer to me as lil' darlin'. I don't think your sarcasm
is appropriate in this context. Or maybe your one of
*dose* men. ; >
> Michelle