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Missing, you said:
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well like I said to vasalisa it's more about cause and effect than blame. I would say women entering the workforce has caused our economic troubles today. It's certainly not the only factor, but it's huge nonetheless and often ignored. Some think that we don't need to discuss it because we "figured it out" but really we've just pushed the problems elsewhere and we'll keep doing that until there is nowhere left to push them. So how far did the dollar drop in value today?
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According to you what caused "The Great Depression (1929-1939)"? Feminism?

ROBC, you said:
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If men & women are to be considered equal, treatment should be equal across the board, and not more "equal" in some areas for some of us and not for others. If you need support from your spouse although you choose to divorce, you are not equal. If you choose to remain unemployed or work only part-time because that's how it was in your marriage before you got divorced while you ex-spouse has to continue working full-time to support you, you are not equal. If you want to be equal, really be equal and stop making excuses for your situation, let go of the crutch. Stand on your own 2 feet.
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Fine. Perfect. Absolutely right. I agree with you 100% and Angela has already written about it. There is something called depreciation. And it doesn't happen with inanimate objects only.

Then RBC, you say
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It's also despicable how alot of men commit suicide because they feel so overwhelmed by a system that sucks them dry financially for spousal & child support and no one seems to take notice of the statistics that divorced men are dropping like flies.
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I will repeat the same things you are preaching to the women. Get up on your 2 feet and fight these suicidal tendencies. Don't hide behind the crutches of "system" and "social conditioning." Nobody has granted more rights to women on a platter. No one will grant you these rights as freebies.