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Quote by: Praxius  So do I, but I don't have a vagina... how do you explain that?
If the overall authority figures in our history were reversed from Male to Females, things would still probably be in a similar state.
With your above logic, how do you explain Queen Elizabeth the 1st's invasion of Ireland and the expulsion and assasiantion of my ancestor, whom was a man, and was known in the area of Southern Ireland that he ruled as a great leader? The History of the Sullivan/O'Sullivan Clan
Great Dignity, Honor and Respect shown in this example of a woman in power. Taking over Ireland in a Braveheat fasion and claiming it as her land.... forcing those to obey her or become enemies and face death, sent her armies after peaceful leaders of peaceful communities, betrayal, bribery, threatening pesants and other poor people of being branded outlaws and face punishment for trying to help out their fellow Irishman, cutting off food supplies, chasing these some 1000 civilians and soldiers through their long travels, taking land from the Irish to give to English Settlers... need I go on?
Some compassion women have, I must say, can be just as worse as any man's. |
Hum, I think you just discribed western values well, and I don't think our invasion of Iraq looks much better. I think we have gone through a period where it was taboo to be feminine and women took pride in being as men. Of course women in leadership positions have used the male model throughout history, because this is a requirement of the position. I imagine it could be pleasurable to have that power. I am thinking Elizabeth was Christian and that didn't stop her. Interesting isn't it?
What is evil and how is it managed?