The Role of the Male in Female Behavior
This woman makes a good point: when men are weak towards their women, the women become more callous and mannish ("Linda, when are you gonna shave those rat's nests under your arms?"):
"Once a man's moral authority is eroded, then women become vulnerable, you know, because men are called to be providers and protectors. And once women become vulnerable, they become calloused because the sexual revolution targeted them and encouraged them to engage in all sorts of relationships and activities that women really have to callous themselves to engage in, because they have to develop a thick shell...that hardened a lot of women..."
The upshot? As much as we dislike it, men bear some responsibility for the feminist movement. We allowed it to happen. We should have put our collective "foot" down circa 1966, re: the feminist baloney that was beginning to bloom in the media, books and magazines (this was known as "second-wave feminism" and it was a Jewish-led movement, beginning with Betty Friedan's 1963 book "The Feminine Mystique." It only took one book to wreck a nation. Amazing).
Sadly, the American government supported feminism [1]. Why? It doubled the tax base. Instead of having only one income (per household) to tax, the government now had two incomes available to tax! This provided more money for wars and other "important" things. Ya can't fight endless wars if ya don't have the money to do that! Right? (Trivia: divorce rates skyrocketed due to feminism, which led to broken homes and sad kids. This was called "progress").
Not only did the feminist movement "transform" women, but it also transformed men, making them wimpy, spineless, "yes, honey" girlie-men ("Oh, boy, white wine! Is it French? Have you read Noam Chomsky's new book? Isn't it great??").
[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wy0MY_EmDE"][Video, 22 minutes][/ame] (begins at 18:00 mark).
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[1] e.g., the Equal Employment Opportunity Act of 1972
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