Ahh, I see you are just another flower child with every bit the arrogance of the Baby Boomer generation.

Thanks for having only two kids.

Forbes Magazine, 2010 (http://www.forbes.com/2010/05/27/women-boss-success-forbes-woman-leadership-work.html)

"The real surprise came when the ForbesWoman Facebook community was canvassed: "Would you rather work for a man or a woman?" The majority replied, "A man any day of the week," to use the words of Stephanie Rovengo...."

And the boy cries "straw man"...

"I would never go back to the way things were in prior generations. I like seeing women in the Boardroom, which never happened in my mother's generation."

Yeah, I just love seeing women command the sinking ships of American industry. Because they're so good with sinking ships.

You do know that even women prefer overwhelmingly to work under male leaders, right?

As for the study you linked, cherry-picked, "self-reported" answers do not good research make. The flaws of that study are far and wide.

Right. $PLC took a break from hunting Klansmen and decided to go bully a few MRA's. Real good use of all that money.

And of course no one is calling for the abolition of femininity.* They're only calling for even more masculinity for everybody else!

You know, because a woman cannot enter public life unstigmatized without the requisite swagger of making like Bro-mmander and the boys. Unlike...you know... the Middle Ages. Or the Renaissance.

*After all, one does draw more flies with honey. Its propaganda journalism 101.

In a world filled with women who think (and look) like Sandra Fluke, can you blame them? Their XBoxes provide more feminine companionship than the current crop of budding feminists.

He has guts alright. Now, the horde will want to spill them.

Well, I would argue that most Muslims are fairly ignorant of other religions as well. Same thing goes for Buddhists, Hindus, and every other religious group out there that isn't just peddling snake oil.

But I find that atheists are the most ignorant of all when it comes to religion. And Mr. Alain de Botton encapsulates that belief for me. What's worse is that so many of them try their damndest to convince us that they "get it".

The Church's ban on contraception is an acknowledgement of the monstrous capacity of human nature. How can you honestly say that a religion that requires celibacy in order to reach the upper echelons of its hierarchy is just out to farm new members?

LOL!! You lost me at "monied".