Conservative Stalwart Phyllis Schlafly had passed away--RIP

I certainly don't share your opinion of her, but I had a very intelligent and kind professor who knew her personally and thought very highly of her. That's the only positive spin I can come up with.

A "big debt or gratitude?" For what?

Good riddance.

As the father of daughters who work very happily OUT of the home, I am pleased that this odious woman failed in her work. She was not a nice person and she was a hypocrite.

In Sum This wrote:

A "big debt or gratitude?" For what?

oh, you know, for peddling this sort of nonsense.

Quotes:

"Social conservative women believe in a strict division of gender roles as decreed by the scriptures. Gender is envisioned as a hierarchal ordering with God and Christ at the top, followed by men, and then women"

"If marriage is to be a successful institution, it must...have an ultimate decision maker, and that is the husband"

"it is ludicrous to suggest that [other jobs] are more self-fulfilling than the daily duties of a wife and mother in the home"

Beatles wrote:

oh, you know, for peddling this sort of nonsense.

Quotes:

"Social conservative women believe in a strict division of gender roles as decreed by the scriptures. Gender is envisioned as a hierarchal ordering with God and Christ at the top, followed by men, and then women"

"If marriage is to be a successful institution, it must...have an ultimate decision maker, and that is the husband"

"it is ludicrous to suggest that [other jobs] are more self-fulfilling than the daily duties of a wife and mother in the home"

I don't know who this woman is but is this FOR REAL? no way, right? People can't possibly still think this way.

whatthewhatthewhat wrote:

Beatles wrote:

oh, you know, for peddling this sort of nonsense.

Quotes:

"Social conservative women believe in a strict division of gender roles as decreed by the scriptures. Gender is envisioned as a hierarchal ordering with God and Christ at the top, followed by men, and then women"

"If marriage is to be a successful institution, it must...have an ultimate decision maker, and that is the husband"

"it is ludicrous to suggest that [other jobs] are more self-fulfilling than the daily duties of a wife and mother in the home"

I don't know who this woman is but is this FOR REAL? no way, right? People can't possibly still think this way.

Alas my friend, there are people who believe the world was created in seven days and other such nonsense. Where I was born, in Russia, people whose great-grandfathers were killed by Stalin think Stalin was a great man. Monday is Friday for many human beings, alas.

George Hirsch wrote:

As the father of daughters who work very happily OUT of the home, I am pleased that this odious woman failed in her work. She was not a nice person and she was a hypocrite.

She was a gutsy fighter and courageous lady who was not afraid to take up very unpopular causes and prevail. The sheer amount of opposition she faced is mind boggling but in both the era cause, and her endorsement of Trump, she was ahead of most everyone else.

As for your daughters, unless they're working in fields traditionally reserved for women, they've taken jobs away from men, and have contributed to male unemployment and in turn put further strain on the traditional families--just as Schlafly predicted would happen.

Rest in Piss

She faced opposition because she was antediluvian and she was wrong about absolutely everything. She was a monster with a "ladylike" smile.

Why don't son's go into jobs traditionally reserved for females? Actually why should a job be reserved for a man or a woman?

lipstick on a pig wrote:

George Hirsch wrote:

As the father of daughters who work very happily OUT of the home, I am pleased that this odious woman failed in her work. She was not a nice person and she was a hypocrite.

She was a gutsy fighter and courageous lady who was not afraid to take up very unpopular causes and prevail. The sheer amount of opposition she faced is mind boggling but in both the era cause, and her endorsement of Trump, she was ahead of most everyone else.

As for your daughters, unless they're working in fields traditionally reserved for women, they've taken jobs away from men, and have contributed to male unemployment and in turn put further strain on the traditional families--just as Schlafly predicted would happen.

The only good thing about your ugly riposte is the happy reality that you too will one day rot under six feet of earth.

What a jerk she was.

Big Red wrote:

What a jerk she was.

Takes one to know one, Mr. El Jerko.

Reagan Runner wrote:

I'm sure Phyllis was disgusted with the current state of the nation

What in particular would she be disgusted with?

lipstick on a pig wrote:

George Hirsch wrote:

As the father of daughters who work very happily OUT of the home, I am pleased that this odious woman failed in her work. She was not a nice person and she was a hypocrite.

She was a gutsy fighter and courageous lady who was not afraid to take up very unpopular causes and prevail. The sheer amount of opposition she faced is mind boggling but in both the era cause, and her endorsement of Trump, she was ahead of most everyone else.

As for your daughters, unless they're working in fields traditionally reserved for women, they've taken jobs away from men, and have contributed to male unemployment and in turn put further strain on the traditional families--just as Schlafly predicted would happen.

This gave me a good chuckle. Actually, I think my daughters are doing the nation quite a favor. They work harder than the men they put out of work, and they do it for less pay.

lipstick on a pig wrote:

George Hirsch wrote:

As the father of daughters who work very happily OUT of the home, I am pleased that this odious woman failed in her work. She was not a nice person and she was a hypocrite.

She was a gutsy fighter and courageous lady who was not afraid to take up very unpopular causes and prevail. The sheer amount of opposition she faced is mind boggling but in both the era cause, and her endorsement of Trump, she was ahead of most everyone else.

As for your daughters, unless they're working in fields traditionally reserved for women, they've taken jobs away from men, and have contributed to male unemployment and in turn put further strain on the traditional families--just as Schlafly predicted would happen.

Never post.

RIP

What a great woman.

If you are a man and you've not read about her then you should because what man do you know (I know you absolutely know no women, that is none) that can individually stop a proposed Constitutional Amendment from being fully ratified - that is shelved, bye bye, no more, by-gone thought, adios amigo ...

She did this, she stop ERA amendment.

If you count yourself smart because you know a little physics, then I dare you to read about her work.