[quote]debraD wrote:
Brother Chris wrote:
debraD wrote:
Brother Chris wrote:
debraD wrote:
It comes as no surprise to me that misogyny exists in the left. A brief conversation with liberals about Anne Coulter will tell all on that matter, never mind Palin. I have no love for either, by the way.
But, given the choice between right wing misogyny and left wing misogyny I’ll take left wing anytime. At least even if for the right or wrong reasons, we still support the same issues somewhat. Bear in mind though, when you Americans say left, to my leftist Canadian brain, you mean centre.
I like the my view of women, you can work if you want, but I’d rather you stay home and let me do the money making. Mostly because I fucking love pies, and it’s hard to make a pie sitting in a business meeting.
Well my view is more fiscally responsible since I probably make more money than you and can buy pies better than anything I could bake 
You got me there, I do not bring home very much money. However, that is because I only pay myself when I need the cash, and being single means I am responsible only for myself (besides my family) most of the time. That being said, all my personal items such as my vehicles, house, etc. were paid for in full.
Edit: Although, I do not know how much money you actually make (I’ll show you mine if you show me yours?), so I could not say if you make more than me.
Heh well I was just making a point and don’t plan on sharing that (besides I could just make it up) but I was also making an assumption based on what I think is your age. 
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Well, I get your point and my age is stated in my profile. My point though is that just like for almost all of human life women have worked, but just recently in America have women been in a position of power or in the corporate world (not really relative to how long America has been established but in history). Women have been everything from farmers, to handmaids, to ministers (in the Bible, eh), but I much rather her first role be at home.
I am not talking about the stay at home mother who sits on the couch and eats pastries. More of an example like my grandmother, she is a great mother to my four aunts and uncle and my father, as well to the dozens of grand babies, and great grand babies she has taken care of. Sweetest lady I ever met, she also laid out some beatings that even made my dad run like hell out of the house once. She baked everyday (still does, yum pie), but she was also the secretary (now renamed executive secretary) for forty years to the top school official in the state. However, she never complained because she knew what responsibility was, and she never thought of ditching the family role for the corporate role, or vice-versa, though both were demanding. She never felt that she needed to choose, and my grandpa never asked her to.
This is my biased above, I like that women are happy in the work field. It gives me some eye candy to look at. I just do not think that ditching your family to “climb the corporate ladder” is being responsible. Same as if I was married and I did not have kids sure she could climb the corporate ladder as high as she wants, but once it she forgets her responsibility to me, her family, that is not right. Just like I would not expect my wife to be happy if all I did was make money and fuck around and not remember my responsibility to her.
P.S. I make under median income in America after taxes.
