i always enjoy reading the idealistic, fantasy-land take bloggers -- and many others -- take from the comfort of their war-torn cubicles, dorm rooms, homes, etc.
i'm willing to argue that there is no man on this planet who is more on the side of women in the equality debate. women are clearly the equal and often superior to men in every intellectual and emotional way i can imagine. but the PHYSICAL differences between men and women, which i am eternally grateful for 'cause you ladies smell so nice, are such that women are more susceptible to the kind of outrageous, sickening assault endured by lara logan.
blame god for this, no one else. i don't see this as an equality issue; this is a humanity issue. if there are situations anyone can offer in which men, due to their physical components, were in unimaginable danger, i'd be the first to scream that they should not be unnecessarily put in harm's way, either.
i'm willing to argue that there is no man on this planet who is more on the side of women in the equality debate. women are clearly the equal and often superior to men in every intellectual and emotional way i can imagine. but the PHYSICAL differences between men and women, which i am eternally grateful for 'cause you ladies smell so nice, are such that women are more susceptible to the kind of outrageous, sickening assault endured by lara logan.
blame god for this, no one else. i don't see this as an equality issue; this is a humanity issue. if there are situations anyone can offer in which men, due to their physical components, were in unimaginable danger, i'd be the first to scream that they should not be unnecessarily put in harm's way, either.
