Here's to strong women, may we know them, may we be them, may we raise them
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It is so sexist to be speaking in terms of strong women. This is no different than affirmative action or any other program giving one segment of our population special mention. How about speaking out for strong men who have the moral foundation to never abandon their children or wife. How about once again lifting up strong moral character in this amoral culture, for both men and women. Newsflash, men and women are different! Take biology class once more please. We each have our own distinct strengths and weaknesses. Americans are generally intelligent people and over time have the common sense to get it correct when dealing with issues such as gender, race, etc. We need no extreme activist groups constantly forcing their political agendas onto all Americans under the guise of political correctness. As we see with most activist groups, they never know when to quit. Women's right's issues were important when it came to voting rights, etc. etc., but the hardcore extreme feminists of the movement never stopped. We now have legal NO RESTRICTION ABORTIONS because of feminist groups who kept pushing the envelope. They even want you to pay for it! It's no longer about life of mother abortions and the safety of women. It's all about convenience. They scream out... WE ARE WOMEN, WE ARE "STRONG" and no one will tell us we can't kill any viable unborn baby, for any reason, up to birth! How about the Democrat Party and those on the Left stop with identity politics. We realize that these fixations over women, LGBT, African Americans, etc. is all about politics , votes, and big money. For decades now, there has not been a Democrat election speech that does not include special mention to Women, LGBT, African Americans, etc., or special disdain towards the Rich who pay most of our taxes. Republican speeches generally speak to Americans.... all of us. No need for constant pandering of certain voting blocks. We are all Americans and deserve to be supported and lifted up by our elected officials, regardless of gender, race, sexual orientation, etc. We need no special Gay appreciation days in our public schools or elsewhere. If we are going to appreciate anyone, it should be EVERYONE regardless who they are or what they look like. Kids should be taught in schools to respect EVERYONE, no matter how they look. They should be taught to never bully any person. No need for identity politics forced upon our impressionable children. Politics has no place in our public schools. We've come a long way when it comes to race and gender issues so don't destroy it with constant race bating, or women bating, or LGBT bating, etc. To get along, we must all respect each other's beliefs and differences without forcing it down our throats. |
