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pandabear wrote:http://www.wsj.com/articles/a-better-wo ... 0?mod=e2tw

If the issue is power lines down, water mains broken, or the other dirty / dangerous jobs that keep civilization going, the only thing you'll see women "running" is in the other direction.

pandabear wrote:http://www.wsj.com/articles/a-better-wo ... 0?mod=e2tw

The travesty is that the WSJ gives a podium to such a poorly informed idiotic feminist baboon.
No, the world will not be a better place with Hillary Rottenham Clinton, or any other Jezabel running things.

If that article is true, why is that all the workplaces I've been in, the women tended to be really hostile towards each other? And most women-dominated workplaces became really difficult places to work in? Not to mention the women loved to back-stab and argue with each other, while the men had to endure all the commotion and bad feelings going on. Haha...

Also many women bosses I've encountered have a real disdain for men in general; they think men are beneath them, but I've never met a male boss like that very often...

Even a lot of women prefer to work with men, rather than with other females. Haha...Why is that the case then? This article was rubbish and an embarrassment to journalism everywhere.