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Clearly men are superior to women. Physiologically and intellectually. Any argument to the the contrary is unintelligible.
I'm not saying that women don't contribute to society. Women offer men pleasure. Women carry our children. Women's greatest purpose is to give support to a man so that he may better carry out his work. In this way, women contribute to society immeasurably. This might be difficult for some of you to understand, however this is simply evolution.
Men have created a system that stresses these concepts, and have done so with logical reasoning. This is merely the system by which humanity will best achieve greatness. We have recognized this since the beginning of time. Your feelings are of little significance. Open your eyes and consider how humanity as a whole operates. There are things of greater import to humanity. How will we ensure the survival of our race? How will we become a player on the intergalactic stage? Are we too late? These are questions that for the most part, only men possess the intellectual capacity to consider. If and until women develop said intellectual capability, you will serve in whatever capacity we deem is best fit for the continuance of humanity.
For the time being you will serve in the purpose you have been evolutionarily designed for; you will bear our children and provide comfort while we seek the answers to these questions.
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I Am A Woman and I Agree
Men are stronger and more rational in situations. Women tend to think with emotion and heart, but not head. I am a woman and know I am inferior to my husband in every way. We were created to be the caregivers and not the providers. I, fo
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Anything Men Can Do, Women Do Better
by Ladan NikravanApril 4, 2012
When Roya Ayman, director and professor of industrial organizational psychology at the Illinois Institute of Technology, moved to Chicago with a new degree and job 30 years ago, she was deferred from a mortgage loan for being high risk.
When she inquired as to why, the mortgage broker said, “You’re a woman, and you’re single,” to which she replied, “I’m a woman, and I’m single, and I have a Ph.D. How worse could my life get? If I get married, I’ll marry a husband with a job. Our income will only increase. Whereas a man in my exact position may marry a woman who’s not working, so that household’s total income can decline.”
While the broker seemed to agree, he told her rules were rules.
The mortgage broker is not alone in stigmatizing women’s abilities. When a group of more than 300 kindergarten through eighth grade public school students was asked to draw their perception of which gender would make a better leader, the young boys picked more male than female figures — 89 percent drew males — whereas 43 percent of young girls’ drawings also included male leaders. Those findings come from a study by Ayman and Saba Ayman-Nolley, a developmental psychology professor and chairman of psychology at Northeastern University, and published in Implicit Leadership Theories: Essays And Explorations by Birgit Schyns and James R. Meindl.