Who would have thought even 10 years ago that the vast majority of Irish people would vote for gay marriage? Or that it would even be on the agenda? Enough dedicated people could put anything on the agenda.
But what I would target first is breeding. I would make it law that all breeders are licenced. If not licenced, they have to get their animals neutered. And of course, totally ban puppy farms. By having only licenced breeders, then it is easier to control the registration of ownership. And then all related mistreatment etc, would be either eradicated or certainly easier to control.
I don't know about there. But women HAD to give up their jobs here when they got married. Not when they had kids, just by getting married. And the kids were inevitable too as contraception was banned. Even for married women. And you may ask, why get married? Society pretty much demanded that too.
So, although yes there were plenty of loved up happily married women with kids. There was also an enforced aspect to the whole situation.
I think it's what they hope exists in some parallel universe where women bat their eyes coquettishly, wear pretty summer dresses, hang onto their every word, are totally dependent on them, wait on them hand and foot, and love them unfailingly no matter their faults.
Lots of women are forced to 'wear the pants' because the men won't take on the responsibilities of pants-wearing.
I know plenty of women who have to basically run the entire household even when there is a man there. The smart ones eventually recognise the fact that it's easier to do it without the deadweight.
But in general, most would have been quite content to step back and let the man take on his manly responsibilities. Few men or women want to be everything, to do everything. But if it's forced on them, they will.
Even when you make a perfect batch of scones, there is always that little bit of dough left over that you roll in a ball and then throw it out to the crows.
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RE: Did man create God
Thanks CervBut I am quite happy to let other people see posters for who they really are.