This one tweet is a great encapsulation of one of the reasons we need men. They are the ones willing to do the hard work it takes to make a society run.
Firefighters- 88% men
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) January 26, 2024
Construction- 94% men
Combat troops- 84% men
Trash collectors- 95% men
Cable installers- 95% men
Road builders- 96% men
Iron workers- 94% men
Coal miners- 96% men
Electricians- 96% men
Plumbers- 99% men
Notice how the feminists never complain about these…
Don't get me wrong. I know some women do these jobs and do them well. My son is one of the men who does one of these hard jobs. He works with women firefighters and he is very complimentary of their skills and ability to do the job. I can say he doesn't always say that about some of the men. Most of the time, the women working in jobs mainly held by men have to work twice as hard to prove themselves because they are not as easily accepted. With all that being said, there is something about seeing my 6'3" 275-pound son with arms the size of your head coming in to help you. You know he can pick you right up. You know he can bust doors down to save your dog stuck inside a fire. Seeing a man like that when you are in crisis is reassuring. We need men.
Combat fatalities - 97% men
— Mike McCarthy (@Mike_Bitcoin_X) January 26, 2024
Alimony payment - 97% men
Work suicides - 94% men
Work fatalities - 93% men
All war deaths - 81% men
Homicide victims - 77% men
Notice how the feminists never complain about these gender gaps… I wonder why.
Furthermore, men take the majority of the rough stuff society has to throw at them and they are offered little to no emotional and mental health support. My son sees the worst of the worst of society. He sees dead children after a car crash, a wife black and blue after a domestic violence incident, a dead husband who was just out working on his car and had a heart attack and the list goes on. Thankfully, he has religion and a church. What about those who don't and there are plenty of them?
What do feminists and communists have in common?
— Dave the MemeSmith (@ForgingLiberty) January 26, 2024
They want everything you have except your job.
I’m ok with some toxic masculinity. Women CANNOT, and do not, do everything that men can do (the reverse is also true). Our differences don’t make one better than the other, just complimentary to each other 😊 pic.twitter.com/fknyS8YmI1
— Marie Isabella (@MarieIsabellaB) January 26, 2024
Well said. There is nothing wrong with most women not choosing these jobs. We all have a role to play. The problem occurs when treat one sex as disposable.
The same people that conveniently ignore those facts also do this😂👇 pic.twitter.com/t8Yoq0EcZO
— Marie Isabella (@MarieIsabellaB) January 26, 2024
They want soft landing. Most feminists are actually lazy women looking for free pass. The real hardworking women go out and get things done themselves. They don't complain
— THE WISE ONE (@Solomon_grandy_) January 26, 2024
Women want all the privileges and none of the responsibility.
— Ethan Buren (@object_reality) January 26, 2024
Equality of the sexes is one of the biggest delusions of our century. For hundreds of thousands of years humans evolved with a division of labour, and this not only shaped our bodies, but our minds.
My husband is a millwright. Fixes huge machines that I can’t even lift the tools to do the job. I’m an accountant so I lift pens and paper and use a keyboard. He opens doors for me even though I know how to, he pumps gas even though I’m able to and I grab whatever he likes from…
— Leah Robie (@liamgswolb) January 26, 2024
All of this. It is quite easy to be a professional and accomplished woman while respecting the place of men in society and training your son to take his place when it is his time. That was always my mission. I have taught and written, mostly from home, so I could also keep my home, most of the time as a single Mom. I am thankful for my safety net of men who helped me guide my son. Number one was my Father. My son would not be what he is without him. I also had uncles, family friends, coaches, Pastors and cousins who played a significant role. I suggest any single Mom do the same if you have a son. In the end, it made all the difference. I raised a man I am proud of and who contributes to our community. We need Grandfathers, Fathers, Sons, Brothers and Uncles. We are blessed if we find good Husbands as well. Let's be grateful for the men in our lives and show them appreciation. Men like to be spoiled, too.
