WHAT IS AT THE CORE OF THE LIBERAL DEMOCRAT / DSA MARXIST FEMALE MIND
First, if I asked you, what do you believe is the greatest threat to America and in American politics today, what would you say?
I would say that an argument could be made that the 30 something university educated primarily lily-white female "Feminist", Liberal Democrat party DSA member was the greatest threat to America and American politics today. As women become more and more organized and politically active and politically empowered, they seem to be very angry and anti-America and even anti-Constitution. How does that happen?
To my eye they tend to very narrowly interpret truth and their self-interests as women as they exist within the American system and process that in fact has recognized and given them their Rights to actually have and interpret their Rights. There is a counter intuitive nature in regard to how these particular, some women in America tend to think as women.
I thought this woman explaining how men and women deal with speaking and hearing the truth was insightful: https://youtube.com/shorts/AgqZKz0axeE?si=yxHCXZ7ykdllEsA6 1 min.
Men and women really much of the time see and deal with truth in very different ways. Men as a general rule ALWAYS see truth in terms of security and peace, I.E. security in regard to threats and protecting their and other's resources and maintaining peace.
And women tend to see and deal with truth in terms of how truth might threaten THEIR security and resources. And if there is a perceived threat to that security and those resources there will be no peace. There is a difference.
And to be sure, I personally know many rational, levelheaded, full spectrum, effective, powerful rational women. You know who I am talking about.
But there is a difference and it makes a difference.
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Are You Paying Attention Yet America? JGL all rights reserved 9/20/26
As a woman who has been married for 50+ years, I can attest to the fact that men and women most definitely do think differently--about many things. That's because we are not identical; we complement (and temper) each other. I still can't quite figure out how you guys think, but I fully agree with the old French saying, "Vive la difference!" It's part of the charm of love, and it's the foundation of the family.
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