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Women Can('t) Do Anything Men Can Do
« on: August 12, 2017, 12:08:06 pm »
August 12, 2017
Women Can('t) Do Anything Men Can Do
By Robert Arvay

The phrase, “Women can do anything men can do,” seems at first to be a rather harmless sentiment. As with all such, it has its uses, if not taken too far. If men can be surgeons, then so can women. If men can run a hardware store, then so can women. If men can be linebackers in the National Football League -- uh, too far.

Unfortunately, for leftist ideologues, there are no moderate positions on anything. You either agree with them in every detail, or else you are evil. Can we discuss our differences? No!

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Re: Women Can('t) Do Anything Men Can Do
« Reply #1 on: August 12, 2017, 09:59:05 pm »
There's only one thing a woman in America can't become . . . the father of her country.
---Kenny Delmar, in character as Sen. Claghorn (from whom the Looney Tunes people derived
Foghorn Leghorn, including all Claghorn's colloquialisms including "that's a joke,
son!"), as part of the "Allen's Alley" sketches on radio's Fred Allen Show in 1946.
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Re: Women Can('t) Do Anything Men Can Do
« Reply #2 on: August 12, 2017, 10:13:13 pm »
Sir John Mahaffy, Oscar Wilde's tutor, was asked by a suffragette to tell her the essential difference between men and women.  He answered, "Madam, I cannot conceive."