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Article #632479Re: A Lesson Which I Learned from "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman"
From: nob... Anonymous
Date: Sat, 04 Jan 1997 00:00
Date: Sat, 04 Jan 1997 00:00
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Martin A. Church, you seem to be a well intentioned guy. The road to hell is paved with good intentions. In article <01bbf9db$998058a0$5a77...@provide.net>, "Martin A. Church" <martin...@provide.net> wrote: > Does not your wife have a right and obligation to tell > you when you are wrong. I never stated that females should not be afforded an opportunity to offer their input to their *spouses*. What I said is that their right to vote should be repealed. Here's another lesson I learned from "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman:" in the episode on segregation, Dorothy said to Dr. Mike, "Maybe things are the way they are for a reason." Females have been oppressed in many cultures over the course of history, and maybe things are the way they are for a reason. The reason for the oppression of females can be simply stated: if you allow females full, unbridled freedoms, they will demonstrate a lack of responsibility in handling those freedoms.
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