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Are women the disadvantaged sex?
By Serge Kreutz, 2021
Just asking is already a blasphemy.
The Huffington Post, a liberal, Pulitzer Prize-winning Internet publication, in its edition of December 6, 2017 listed this in first place in a list of the advantages of being a woman: "You’re unlikely to be conscripted. In war, you’re collateral damage at worst. No one is going to command you to risk your life capturing a clod of dirt." [Source]
According to the United States Census Bureau (census.gov), 405,399 Americans died in World War II. Of these, 291,557 were deaths in battle. According to the standard reference on war casualties, Micheal Clodfelter's 2002 Warfare and Armed Conflicts: A Statistical Reference, 543 American died in war-related events, including 16 in battle (1 woman per 18,222 men).
The feminist narrative is that this serves men right. Anyway, men start wars, not women. Why should women get involved. Nice point... except that it's wrong.
Clearly, when the going gets tough, gallantry is expected from men to the point of sacrificing their lives. XX chromosomes clearly can be an edge.
Another female advantage is the possibility to move up through sexual relationships.
Evita Perón was born in poverty as the youngest of 5 children to a mistress of a landowner in the Argentine Pampas (plains). At age 15, she traveled to the capital Buenos Aires with the intention to become a movie star. She earned her livelihood by working as a model and appearing in B movies and radio shows. At a charity concert in 1944, Evita, then 24, met the 48-year-old upper-class military officer Juan Perón, and became his mistress. They married the next year. Juan Perón participated in a military coup and was elected Argentine president from 1946 to 1953. Evita became a very popular first lady.
In a 1996 Hollywood production, Evita was played by Madonna.
In the Chicago Tribune, an Argentine interviewee objected to Peron's portrayal as a woman who slept her way to power: "Eva Peron may have had some relationships, but in Hollywood there's nobody who didn't go to bed to get where they are." Chicago Tribune
This is a quote from an interview of Vogue magazine with Wendi Cheng: "I started to meet people who had relatives in Hong Kong and America," she says. "And in China, at that time, the idea of getting out and going to America was the stuff of dreams." It was one of these meetings that introduced her to an American family called the Cherrys - Jake, his wife Joyce, and their young children. Joyce taught her English and they soon became close, so much so that when Joyce and the children returned to the USA, Jake suggested they sponsor the teenaged Wendi to study at California State University. Wendi arrived in Los Angeles and moved in with the family. Not long after, Joyce discovered her former pupil was having an affair with her husband. The Cherrys divorced, and Wendi and Jake married. The marriage lasted four months, and Wendi got a Green Card. When I ask Deng to confirm that this story is accurate, she replies only: "Yep." The Vogue Interview: Wendi Deng
According to Vanity Fair, Wendi Deng had a lot of good things to say about Tony Blair: “Oh, shit, oh, shit... Whatever why I’m so so missing Tony. Because he is so so charming and his clothes are so good. He has such good body and he has really really good legs Butt . . . And he is slim tall and good skin. Pierce blue eyes which I love. Love his eyes. Also I love his power on the stage . . . and what else and what else and what else . . . ” Vanity Fair: Seduced and Abandoned
On the opposite site of the spectrum, politically correct Western society in the Third Millennium will accept any kind of radical feminism without imposing sanctions.
The piece WASN'T written as a satire. She meant it, and the proposal has been discussed in all seriousness in feminist circles. Gearhart was employed as a university professor. She wasn't dismissed or reprimanded, and died a feminist hero.
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