Seems like women can’t come up with their own ideas so they
steal other people’s ideas. The original
was “A day without a Mexican”, the purpose being to show that Mexicans
contribute to the economy more than is generally thought.
Or for example, after the movie “Kings of Comedy” came out,
the womynz couldn’t leave it alone and had to come out with “Queens of Comedy”
(however, to be fair, hispanic males had their own copycat moment and came out
with the “LATIN Kings of Comedy”).
But, back to the copycat supplanter and main topic of this
post:
First of all, most people ARE aware that women are important
in the economy. I don’t think anyone with half a brain is under the delusion
that women could just disappear from the workforce without anyone
noticing. Believe me, we notice. We compete for jobs with you. We see you putting on make-up while driving next to us on the way to work.
We feel it when you take maternity leave and the rest of us (men and
single women) have to take up the slack.
Believe us, we know you [women] are an integral part of the economy. Not sure what you are trying to prove here.
Second of all, it was mentioned on NPR, the Seattle Times,
and other news outlets that it was also going to be a boycott of business “except for female AND MINORITY-OWNED
business”.
Not only is that attitude messed up, it’s downright racist.
Imagine if South Africa, a black-ruled country where whites
(male and female) are routinely harassed, decided to have a “day without whites”,
where protesters would only support “white-owned businesses”? The entire world would scream “racist boers! Apartheid
supporters!” etc. So I find it
hypocritical that the same would not be said of this women’s protest.
Not to mention that the people who came up with this idea and
who are supporting this protest are WHITE WOMEN. Women whose father was white, a father who worked to
put food on the table, who helped put them through school. And this is how women show their
gratitude? That is pretty effed-up.
It also doesn’t make sense that they would support men of
color (race and gender are two entirely different issues). But feminazis don’t make sense so I’m not
even going to try to understand their “reasoning”. They hate men of color, too. But I guess these feminists don’t want to
appear “racist”.
Third of all: It must
be nice to just be able to not show up for work. Unfortunately, many of us (women AND MEN) don’t
have that luxury. We aren’t all
privileged upper middle class feminist prudes living off alimony.
Will female doctors and nurses not show up for work? What if there is a medical emergency? “Sorry, but your leg had to be amputated
because we didn’t have enough medical personnel”. Will female police officers not show up for
work? “Sorry, we couldn’t respond to
that rape in progress – we were short on manpower, err, person power that day.” Female electricians? “Sorry but we wont’ be able to fix your
internet until tomorrow” (now THAT would give these feminazi internet warriors a heart
attack).
Of course the silver lining in all this is that men who show
up for work won’t have to put up with women’s endless chatter and water cooler gossip,
won’t have to put up with the haughty disdainful looks they get from women who
walk past them in the hallways, and won’t have to walk on eggshells or watch
their every little word or gesture lest they get reported to Human Resources for
inadvertently offending women’s sensibilities.
For at least 1 day, some work can get done in peace.
For these reasons and others, this publicity stunt known as “day
without a woman” is a stupid, asinine idea.
And idea created by hateful societal trolls. Have fun tomorrow, losers.
(that last objective is going to be a tough one!! LOL)
