why did we let womens rights happen?lol?
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Why do some people breed?
247651
unfortunately yes. i mean its not bad that there is more freedoms for women. but would men have to pay the price for that? i don't know if you are saying that are people getting gay or something. but on the subject of women's rights, i think its becoming ridiculous. women should have lives and all that, but a mother isn't supposed to leave her children alone , and disobey her husband on their matters just because she can get a divorce when ever she likes, and still get the kids and all the money she needs, because the judge cant rule against here, or else he would be called sexist. and the sad part is that , this scenario actually happens a lot. i don't think women should have that much power, and as a result men would be powerless and we would change sides, and of course no man would dare speak out or else he would be accused of being sexist. women shouldn't be locked inside a house, tied to an oven. they can have interesting lives, but the mothers place is very vital to our society considering the fact that kids now don't have any morals or anything because they didn't have a strong mother figure, and because their mom was out partying, or campaigning for her office. there are some things for men, and some things for women. that would god said. and god isn't sexist , because he did tell us that we are all equal before him man or woman.
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Women's movement stretched when they felt their rights were violated why they could not congregate in groups or on the street...it was not tolerated or allowed.\n\nThe Wig party in Congress showed a more stronger approach not to associate women in Congress when their was none, it was opposed to hide the indifference in voting and yet it stirred a great talk amongst the ladies in the 1800's and that talk would eventually lead to Susan B Anthony giving us our great Flag that Women could do things that were accepted by Man and that was the turning point of women in America that would take charge when the Men went to War and Women stayed at home and started working Man Jobs to keep the economy rolling. They excelled better than Men in most cases and the path was set for good and would never be broken Even after the War, women were tossed back at home when our Soldiers came back from the War, but determined and strong the Women's movement started to accelerate and there was no more housewife to get, she was part of America's turn around and that is a fact that lives on today!
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because the world would impload!!! duh!! \n\nsame reason why some, not all women need to be right all the time.. they dont want to admit that there not perfect.. my dear god.. what would happen if that wasnt true.. what would they ever do?!?!
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Women got the right to vote in 1920 through the 19th Amendment in the United States\n\nIn Canada women got the right to vote in 1918 and the right to stand for election in 1920
475410
There are way too many people who are of mixed racial backgrounds (myself included) for this to even be possible.\nBesides haven't we established equal rights for all men women and children as our goal as a society?
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Contradictory to popular opinion,the US is actually beginning to lack again in its human rights. The fear of not being "moral" enough in politics is slowly leading us back to those historical periods in which people were basing political decisions on family values and religion...eventually resulting in some horrible deeds to civilians in the name of "moral correctness."\n\nOur original government started out as a really good idea, fed by the fact that people were sick of being mistreated over the religious and moral opinions of others. But eventually, every government... even ours.. will end up not working properly after its constitution has been modified enough.. \nWomen have not been elected yet in this country.. maybe because our presidents have become more of an "icon" or "mascot", primarily to represent us as a nation to other countries. I believe many people here are still stuck on the idea that we have to boast a bully-like reputation in order to present ourselves as tough and unbeatable. I believe the lack of female presidency has nothing to do with trying to "keep women down" as much as it has to do with fear of looking weak in the eyes of other governments.\nIt's just too bad so many human beings in general associate women with weakness.
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if "women rights" in your opinion is when a woman gets money for showing her body as a tool for advertisment and being so cheap ... then no, we muslims have no women rights\n\n\n\n\n\n\nUNLESS you mean women right to go work in a safe working condition and having the right to vote then yes we have women rights since 1400 yrs ago up to this minute.\n\n\n\nabout the retards husbands that treats their wives badly we can find those retards in any religon and not only Islam.\n\n\n\n\n\nProphet Muhammad (may peace and blessings of God be upon him) said: "Treat women well and be kind to them; they are your partners and committed helpers\n\n\n\n\nProphet Muhammad(PBUH) said: "Only an honorable man treat women with honor and integrity. And only a mean, deceitful and dishonest man humiliates and insults women." Referring to physical abuse, he added: "Never hit your wives, they are your partners and sincere helpers." He exemplified this by never, ever, hitting a women or child. The Prophet guaranteed protection of the life, honor, and property of women.
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In the early 1900's when women's suffrage began to help them gain the right to vote.It just would have been something awesome to be a part of.  And the 1970's. Just a powerful decade with all the politics, music, rights movements,etc.And Roe Vs. Wade.
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I completely agree.... a lot of women fought for us for our right to get out there and vote and I think it's a slap in the face for them when women don't use that right\nPlease Vote!!!!
355504
The role of women has not changed.\n\nthe rights of women have changed.\n\nit all started with the suffragets and also women in new zealand getting the right to vote in the early 20th century, followed by australia then gradually most of the world.\n\nBut what really increased women's rights was world war 2. There were very few men left in the countries involved during the war and after the war in countries such as Germany, there were very few able bodied men at all. Most were killed or crippled. This meant woman had to perform domestic duties and staff the factories.\n\nBut the role of women has not really changed, they are still predominately the child raisers, and still perform most domestic duties, they just don't get abused as much if they choose to work.\n\nVery similar to black rights, they have the right to vote and are free. But whites are still cross the road to avoid them and still think of them as "niggers" even if they don't say it.\n\nGenetically we are all pretty much the same, I personally don't believe in race and i don't judge people by their sex. If we all become this way and accept that it is best to look at your own faults than every one else's, we may get some where better
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You're out of your mind!  First of all, this country was founded on the basis of freedom.  Read up on the Bill of Rights-- Freedom of Religion, freedom of speech, freedom to do pretty much whatever you want to do, as long as it doesn't involve killing someone.  If we let the fanatical Islamics take over this country, we would set ourselves back not just years, but centuries.  I'm sure there's a lot of women out there who would disagree with you whole heartedly as well.  I, for one, do not like the thought of being treated as property, of not being able to relish the simple things in life, like showing my face in public, wearing shorts in the summer, driving my car....  I'm far from a feminist, but women in this country have fought for their rights for over a century, and having been born in this AWESOME country, I refuse to be treated like property.  We live in the greatest country in the world, and while there may be a few things wrong with it, it's still the best.  I served this country for 6 years in the Navy, and I would fight to the death before I let the psychotic, terrorist, Muslim extremists take this place over.  Anyone else who was born here should feel exactly the same way I do.  If you don't, as far as I'm concerned, you can move to friggin Canada or something.
28615
definitely not! we have minds of our own and mustn't let anybody manipulate our lives. I believe in woman power and all the things we can do...
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Many people are also apparently unaware that the 1973 Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), which would have made women equal, was struck down for two reasons:\n1.  Society couldn't stomach women in combat, and\n2.  It opened the door to gay rights.\n\nWhy do people assume women are equal?\n\nAnd, I think liberals have given Bush god status, not conservatives.
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It was the declaration that no state could prevent women from voting. Back then The lawmakers heard alot of pissing and moaning from their wives and the got cut off. They then went to their mistress and recieved the same treatment, this was a final straw for lawmakers so they did what they had to do.
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Women could negotiate ALL financial matters for the household. They could not vote and could NOT be citizens if their father did not acknowledge their birth. If he did not, they were adopted into the prostitute guilds and had no rights at all. This was also true of male children. Women could, and did, own property.
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to get all the kinks worked out before she created woman. :)