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Mar 10, 2005 00:52

Apparently I am not very elequent. Sorry about that. I forgot to mention something in my last post that is very important. Another reason that women who are well educated have less children is because they are in cultures with more sexual and reproductive rights. Thank God. But I still stand by my previous theory. Not only do I stand by it, I know ( Read more... )

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osian March 10 2005, 16:23:50 UTC
I love thinking. It is so liberating.

but, "we need more rights for women" i dont think we necessarily need more rights for women, at least not in the US, but rather more enforcement or willingness by men and women to stand up and say when womens' rights are violated. There are other countries where women need more legal rights.

but the problem with differences is that we tend to think of differences as being negatives, because they are not normal. why cant we all be the same? i could totally be a stay at home dad while my wife worked. and i would be fine with working while she did the opposite.

i think we should all focus on similarities rather thatn differences.
sorry , i dont even feel that this was a good comment by me.

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keme_magnolia March 10 2005, 16:35:03 UTC
I think there is beauty in the differences.

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osian March 10 2005, 18:04:55 UTC
i agree. I was trying to tie in a bigger problem, and it does relate, but i wasnt saying it right.

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mny4brdrgznhkr March 10 2005, 17:44:23 UTC
that's probably because it wasn't.

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fountainhead687 March 10 2005, 20:44:10 UTC
now don't you go thinking that you arent eloquent. you are very eloquent. personally, I am more inclined to challange an eloquent person to back themselves up than a non-eloquent person becasue a non eloquent person isnt very convincing, wheras an eloquent person is and therefore should make sure that what they are saying will not convince people of badness. yeah, hows that for eloquence! haha.

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osian March 10 2005, 20:49:42 UTC
Hahahah.

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