“They saw their injured country's woe;
The flaming town, the wasted field;
Then rushed to meet the insulting foe;
They took the spear, - but left the shield.”
―Philip Freneau
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And by a prudent flight and cunning save A life which valour could not, from the grave. A better buckler I can soon regain, But who can get another life again?
Archilochus
Saturday, September 29, 2018
Why Wages for the Middle Class Stagnated in the 70s
Yeah, well –– everything has its price. So, no matter what road you choose, you're going to be made to suffer from SOMETHING.
Life is defintely a game NO ONE can WIN.
After all,everybody DIES no matter what they do, so UNLESS you have a GENUINE passion and a modicum of TALENT for something in the creative ARTS, youre doomed to a life of drudgery as Peterson ably point out in his depressing analysis of the "successful" career woman.
Even the AP [Associated Press] notices a lot of women are supporting Kavanaugh
American Thinker,
by Monica Showalter
Up until now, the Democrats and their media punditocracy has pushed the ‘narrative’ that female voters are all in for the sex-attack testimony of Christine Blasey Ford against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, despite the latter’s lifetime spotless record, and any Republican effort to Believe Kavanaugh is likely to cost them the Senate at midterms, owing to all the angry female voters who will vote against them. Well, not exactly. Even the Associated Press has, rather astonishingly, noticed that a lot of women support Brett Kavanaugh, and these aren´t the ones who actually know him, writing:
Just when I thought I really liked Peterson. What is the point here? that women should forego education, marry early, and have babies? Or that women should get the education, but continue to drop out at 30 to have babies?
He seems to be indicating that women are losing out by getting a degree / career. I know a few SAHMoms who would give anything if they could go back and earn their degree. It's an awful thing to not be able to take care of yourself and your children when the man exits stage left...
I think his point is that sometimes "careers" need to plan for and accommodate children, that first wave feminism did women a disservice in leading women to believe that motherhood and children weren't all that "noble" a pursuit, and that career could be EVERYTHING.
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Yeah, well –– everything has its price. So, no matter what road you choose, you're going to be made to suffer from SOMETHING.
Life is defintely a game NO ONE can WIN.
After all,everybody DIES no matter what they do, so UNLESS you have a GENUINE passion and a modicum of TALENT for something in the creative ARTS, youre doomed to a life of drudgery as Peterson ably point out in his depressing analysis of the "successful" career woman.
Even the AP [Associated Press] notices a lot of women are supporting Kavanaugh
American Thinker,
by Monica Showalter
Up until now, the Democrats and their media punditocracy has pushed the ‘narrative’ that female voters are all in for the sex-attack testimony of Christine Blasey Ford against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, despite the latter’s lifetime spotless record, and any Republican effort to Believe Kavanaugh is likely to cost them the Senate at midterms, owing to all the angry female voters who will vote against them. Well, not exactly. Even the Associated Press has, rather astonishingly, noticed that a lot of women support Brett Kavanaugh, and these aren´t the ones who actually know him, writing:
Maybe all these Demicrat women getting raped should carry guns.
What?
Just when I thought I really liked Peterson. What is the point here? that women should forego education, marry early, and have babies? Or that women should get the education, but continue to drop out at 30 to have babies?
He seems to be indicating that women are losing out by getting a degree / career. I know a few SAHMoms who would give anything if they could go back and earn their degree. It's an awful thing to not be able to take care of yourself and your children when the man exits stage left...
I think his point is that sometimes "careers" need to plan for and accommodate children, that first wave feminism did women a disservice in leading women to believe that motherhood and children weren't all that "noble" a pursuit, and that career could be EVERYTHING.
Oh I agree. Nothing is everything! ;)
Does the patriarchy do the same disservice to men? Have you read about the Swedish model of paternity leave?
There is no patriarchy. There is a corporatocracy that seeks cheap labour....
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