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Women have no station in life but the kitchen. They are meant to be obedient. The women charter apparently empowers them, but only to their disadvantage in the long term.
The wise of all ages agree:
The lawgiver of ancient India (Manu) declared that widows be burnt. Shocking indeed, but it's even more shocking when the woman frivolously spends his hard earned money on paramours.
Women are nothing but childbearing machines - Napoleon
Women in truth exist entirely for the propagation of the race, and their destiny ends here. - Schopenhauer
Aristotle explains in the Politics the great disadvantages which the Spartans brought upon themselves by granting too much to their women, by allowing them the right of inheritance and dowry, and a great amount of freedom; and how this contributed greatly to the fall of Sparta. May it not be that the influence of women in France, which has been increasing since Louis XIII.‘s time, was to blame for that gradual corruption of the court and government which led to the first Revolution, of which all subsequent disturbances have been the result?
And of course we know of such examples in Chinese history as well.
The wise of all ages agree:
The lawgiver of ancient India (Manu) declared that widows be burnt. Shocking indeed, but it's even more shocking when the woman frivolously spends his hard earned money on paramours.
Women are nothing but childbearing machines - Napoleon
Women in truth exist entirely for the propagation of the race, and their destiny ends here. - Schopenhauer
Aristotle explains in the Politics the great disadvantages which the Spartans brought upon themselves by granting too much to their women, by allowing them the right of inheritance and dowry, and a great amount of freedom; and how this contributed greatly to the fall of Sparta. May it not be that the influence of women in France, which has been increasing since Louis XIII.‘s time, was to blame for that gradual corruption of the court and government which led to the first Revolution, of which all subsequent disturbances have been the result?
And of course we know of such examples in Chinese history as well.
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