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One Reason Women Do Not Understand Men

Updated on June 8, 2015

Skirts are for Women

Vin Diesel, Kanye West, and several other male celebrities wore skirts in a fast and furious media blitz. Graying the boundaries between gender identifiers.
Vin Diesel, Kanye West, and several other male celebrities wore skirts in a fast and furious media blitz. Graying the boundaries between gender identifiers. | Source

Women have become a pawn in a wicked game

One of the long terms plans of Satanists is to completely control the raising and education of children. One of the last stages in this plan is to destroy family. Part of this effort is "feminism", a sometimes violent, very often times aggressive and contrary indoctrination. It is sometimes subtle, other times confrontational.

Update (June 2015): We now see they are teaching in some schools that there is a gender scale. In others, they tell children there is no such thing as gender.

Examples: In a movie or commercial, a man is shown to fail at something... then the woman quickly performs the task. One example is the cartoon movie Monsters vs Aliens. A meteor shoots down and is noticed by a young couple in a car: a svelt girl and a husky jock wearing his letterman's jacket. A meteor zips overhead. The teen boy is terrified, and falls and breaks his ankle. His thin date picks him up and runs to see what has happened. In the entire scene, traditional male-female roles are reversed. Throughout the entire film, you will notice the men are a bit stupid, and the women are cool headed.

The cartoon movie Brave did the same. See the trailer below.

Blurring the Line between Masculine and Feminine

In Sweden, the government is now removing the word dualities which separate genders: his/her, he/she...are all being replaced with a generic word which refers to both genders, an "it" word. And, in Alberta, the system has now actually introduced gender-neutral terms: xe, xem, and xyr. When I grew up, we had gender neutral terms. In context, one could easily discern that "he" meant either he or she. Example, speaking to a co-ed class. "If any student answers the extra credit problem correctly, he will receive 10 points." In the 70's, that meant any female or male. Everyone knew it, too.

In California, a bill passed which makes it illegal to use the following words, or their associated terms, in school text books: "family, mother, father, sister, siblings, mommy, daddy..." The same bill also established that any boy who thinks he is a girl can use the girls' locker room. Any girl who thinks she is really a boy can also shower up with the boys. Schools will also be required to provide a third set of restrooms: for gender neutral groups like transvestites. (Tip to legislators: this is not going to help those kids!)

In Sweden, it is illegal to say anything other than positive about homosexuality. In America, everyone has equal rights under the law. Except two special groups. First, gays have special laws which give them more rights than others. These are called "Anti hate crime" laws. Second, anti hate crime laws are written generically- except for the specific mention of "Christian" groups. So, gays have more protections, Christians have fewer.

Dilution of the Importance of Marriage and Family

All across America, "activist judges" are ruling contrary to the will of the people after voting has been counted, and gay marriage is becoming legal. In California, Governor Schwarzenegger and now Governor Brown have refused to defend Proposition 8. Private citizens donate to pay a team of lawyers to defend the desire of Californians. In Sweden, once gay marriage was recognized, marriage between males and females plummeted. Polls showed that the youth saw marriage as nothing special- just a legal status.

This is all an attack on family. This is why women are becoming hostile toward men. It is being programmed into them by planned (conspired, to be exact) theater.

Men must Pee like Girls- New Laws

Have you recently heard people complaining about how men pee on the floor when urinating? Guess what: the ultimate goal of this is to make it illegal to pee standing up; they want men to pee sitting down just like the girls. Don't laugh... such a law is already passed in Germany! That's right: German men must sit down to pee like women do when using public toilets. Similar laws are proposed in Sweden (they are really losing there) and in Europe as well.

Even the argument about leaving the seat up is started intentionally to rally women against men. Tell me, why is it that men don't accuse women of leaving the seat down? Statistically speaking, the chance of a man coming in to find the seat up or down is the same as for a woman to come in and find the seat up or down. Would it not be fair for both sexes to just leave it like they used it? My wife is from Ukraine, where feminism has not taken root. I sometimes intentionally leave the seat up to see what she will say. And, she has never said one thing about it. She is not offended because there is no offense in leaving the seat up or down. Unless someone was programmed to believe it is an offensive, discourteous act, they will not be bothered.

Holding Open a Door is Sexist- But only if a Man Holds it for a Woman

If the toilet seat example does not clarify the idea of a negative schema impacting interpretation, here is another example. Most men have experienced this. Everyone, men and women both, tend to hold open a door as they pass through. This prevents it from smacking the next person behind them. It's a reciprocating courtesy practiced by nearly everyone. One day, I hold the door for the person behind me. Another day, the person ahead of me keeps it open for me, quid pro quo.

Once in a while, however, a man will hold open the door for a woman who has been told this is a derogatory, bigoted action, the work of a misogynist. In my own life, I have twice been severely lectured by a feminist who informed me that she was "strong enough to open the door" without my assistance. In one case, I had not even observed whether a man or woman was behind me. I only knew a person was there. In the other (I was single then), the girl was pretty and I held the door hoping she would think me polite and give a smile or a thank you. Instead, I was lambasted. In neither case did I think, "Oh, this helpless, weak female will be trapped outside unless I hold the door."

Honestly, ladies, none of us men believe you will be trapped outside, unable to open the door, prevented from entering, unless one of us superior men uses his man-muscles to leverage open the portal for your dainty passage. Most of the time, it is common courtesy. Other times, it might be hopeful flirting.

Just remember this: Men also hold the door for other men (sad to report, some of this may also be flirting *sigh*).

This trailer for BRAVE shows strong women, and fat, arrogant, and wifty men.

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