Women and Politics, Part I.

Here's volume II of Chapin's Inferno which is a series I just started doing. Essentially it is, and will be, a wandering cauldron of conservative analysis released over an indefinite period. I have a book out as well if you're interested in this particular discussion and would like to hear more. It is called Women: Theory and Practice. Thanks for taking the time to listen.

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[theshaggyshow]

originally, only landowners could vote... wish it was still the same today

[pinegrove33]

@theshaggyshow I agree man!

[vegunited06]

women r silly

[themaniusedtob]

not many women are in politics for the same reason not many women collect my garbage in the morning. they choose comfier jobs on average. not many fems choose to pursue political jobs and not many fems choose to pursue the worst or most dangerous jobs unless we make "accommodations" in the way they earn the job or the amount of work they do while on the job yet not changing the amount they get paid.. no, that would be "sexist". before you say "wage gap" ill say Dr. Warren Ferrel & labor stats

[pinegrove33]

@themaniusedtob excellent analysis, right on!

[kokocipher]

Your analysis is amazing. Keep Calm and carry on !

[UnionMetalhead]

of course, sharon stone has no right to be high status herself when she goes for the top status herself. Its pure greed, cheating the system, and proof of feminazi's want it both ways with career and high status men! many women only get into work to get in direct contact with top status men - as steve moxon explains. I find those women arrogant, and selfish! why should those women work when it means oppressing men down so they end up with nothing?