Team Evil has been destroying the family unit on purpose for most of my life.
Women will probably not like what Nana has to say either but we should have kept the damn bras on & kept the man making the living especially during child baring yrs while we were doing family building & community building.
Team Evil purposefully pushed us into a 2 worker family to survive & make them more money, & now even both parents working can’t make enough.
Think of it for a minute>>not limiting your abilities to create or choose but it would have perhaps retargeted your talents. Yes, husbands infidelity & being left without a way to make a living in divorce was a little of a problem that grew larger with the direct efforts of the cabal destroying spirituality & opening up anything sexual goes, but had it gone the other direction those men would have been ostracized by the public so harshly that too might have gone in a different direction.
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I e said it for years… I’m 60 years old… the feminist movement killed the family unit!! It forced all of us into the workforce so the government could take control of our children

Nana thinks most all movements have been the same.
Whether it was a religion, minorities, or women, what happened has been the same story.

The people that feel mistreated become the victims.
Then the victims protest, join together to demand equity.

Which, imo everyone should be equal.

But somewhere along the path to equality it always becomes demands to be more than equal.
The biggest example I can give of this IS the women's movement.

Somewhere along the way the women's movement stopped being about equality and became ALL ABOUT SUPERIORITY over men.
It is the same end result with humanity and past movements, imo.

Flys right past equality to domination over the ones that were accused of being the oppressors.
Here we are with men & women not even recognizable.
Christians & conservatives demonized
White people portrayed as world surge.
Women trying to totally rule over men.
Sad really.🙁 Who pules the strings!

Nana,
From my own experience, the women's movement was about much more than 'equality'.
I wrote this to Brizby:
"A friend was the victim of brutal spousal abuse. The women's movement saved her life.
Good people who wanted safety for women like my friend, did not intend for the family to be decimated, just for spousal abuse to stop and for treatment of women to be better in general.
Back in 2004, there was a report that, every year, 2000 women died at the hands of their husbands/partners.
I volunteered at a battered women's shelter, btw.
I think there were and are other factors that contributed to the breakdown of society."

Yes, Nana, you covered it all. I just wanted to say I'm thankful for the women's movement. Oh dear God, If I told my own story, you might understand why. Short version, it is a miracle that my mother and that I - survived the beatings from our respective husbands.