>(sigh) you guys are arguing deckchair arrangement. Its not about cowards
>and heros anymore. The Almighty Dollar always has the last word. And if
>you look at the genuine Silver coin, you see *HER* image on it. That, my
>friends is a clue. So is the fact that the nation's most monumental
>spiritual image stands in the middle of the New York harbor holding up
>HER torch.
>
>But aside from the symbology, lets start with some facts. Young women,
>21-30, make more money than young men. Young men no longer earn enuf,
>nor have careers that are stable enuf, to take on the responsibility of
>a family. The smart young women have figured that out, and if you read
>recent editions of Cosmopolitan and Glamour, as I have, you can see they
>are no longer waiting for Mr. Wright.
>
>The number of talented men with promising careers is so small the
>competition from sexy cunts to latch on to one is such that it no longer
>matters if he's already married. As a result, there is a new genre of
>women's novels now in addition to the classic romance. The revenge tale
>of how the wife got even when she was dumped for a trophy bimbo.
>
>Enuf smart young women have seen this happen to their moms, aunts, and
>sisters that they are looking for alternative social models. This is the
>era of specialization, and so the career women now have stud muffins if
>they want for bedtime, but hire other men to manage their portfolios,
>fix their teeth, do the liposuction, or install broadband.
>
>The heros you all admire are being disempowered. In any earlier era a
>hero like McCain would be a landslide by now. But young women want
>someone sexier; tall, dark, handsome, with some good lines. And since
>they make more money now, they will pony it up to put him in. Hillary
>would have had to appoint men to help run the economy. He wont. They can
>smell the political careers coming.