WOMANHOOD VS FEMINISM

I'm a woman who is proud of her femininity. I resent women who want to force me to be a man. I particularly resent women feminists who have accomplished NOTHING for women except for the right to vote and the right to wear a pantsuit and be a man. What about women who decide to be mothers? What has the feminist movement done for them? Work protections, guaranteed health care, free prenatal screenings and postnatal care? What about working mothers (thanks to Bill and Reagan for that) who have NO CHOICE but to leave their children at a daycare center (mass herding)? Help with daycare? Protections at work so they can be home at night? Nada! While some militant feminists got their Phd's and became CEO's so they could oppress other women instead of helping them, working class mothers were forced into economic slavery, which also resulted in many abortions (with lasting psychological damage afterwards). All these things are conveniently ignored by the vagina monologue militants.

I saw how true feminism can produce awesome results in Germany. Cabinet level ministry for women's affairs and family. Workplace protection for pregnant women, guaranteed health care for the pregnant and the newborn, retirement credit for years of motherhood, the list goes on and on! Now you tell me, I have to support a militant male-wannabe who has done nothing for women in all of her 35 years but exploit legitimate grievances of women to advance her own hunger for power?
A strong woman is in touch with her femininity. Wisdom (Sophia) is the ancient symbol for womanhood. Woman is more than a man in a dress: woman is wisdom, love, clarity, compassion, nurturing, and LIFE.

Woman is not a man, and a woman who is out to prove to the world that she is more of a man, is as dangerous as Bush, who was out to prove to the world that he is tougher than his dad! As reference, I'd like to add that there are currently two fabulous women in high offices: Germany's Angela Merkel and New Zealand's Helen Clark. Strong women who are great diplomats, great role models for women and who show great wisdom and compassion in their leadership. If you want a woman in high office, please don't look for a woman who acts like the worst male abuser. Look for a woman who represents womanhood in the most positive ways.

We already experienced what it is like to have a psychologically ill president; I hope we don't have to experience another one.