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Re: A Lesson Which I Learned from "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman"

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From: Martin A. Church
Date: Sat, 04 Jan 1997 00:00
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> The moral of the story is this:  if you want to run your society
> right down into the ground like a sub-Third World Native American
> Indian village, then allow your "squaws" to have a say in how your
> society should be managed!
> 
> Repeal females' right to vote!
> Repeal females' right to vote!
> 
> I'm serious.

Come on you guys lets get your heads out of the sand and examine the
histories of the American natives.  First the story in Dr. Quinn was to
promote a feminist theology.  Second many of the east coast tribes were led
by both sexes with the men deciding the method of war but the women
deciding when to go to war.  But then a village was a family not a
government.  Does not your wife have a right and obligation to tell you
when you are wrong.  Those tribes who formed nations such has the Iroquois
used a representative form of government with male representation.   Lets
not mix up the family and the nation.  
It takes a village to raise a child but only if the village is the family.
NOT THE GOVERNMENT
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From: "Martin A. Church" <martin...@provide.net>
Subject: Re: A Lesson Which I Learned from "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman"
Date: 1997/01/04
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