In hindsight, was it a mistake to give women the right to vote?

Question

Hey crapsake, you could be right women can multi task, they can speak on the phone for hours and iron the shirts at the same time!!! How many men can do that?

Answer 1

You can't say it was a mistake in hindsight. Plenty realised it was a mistake even then!

It's symptomatic of what's wrong with the country!

More women go out to work and have positions of power than ever before
- and the world is in a bigger mess than ever before just as Crapsake says.

Many women do run the household just as Crapsake says.
- and personal debt is at record levels

Many women do go out to work and raise their children just as Crapsake says.
- and juvenile delinquancy is at a record level

So perhaps women are not multitasking so well!

What's really worrying is how many sad blokes feel obliged to dutifully say what they have been brain washed into believing by politically correct fools that have all but destroyed Britain

ps. I'm only joking of course but we have gone too far!!

Answer 2

You have not stated the reasoning behind your retrospective view???
It was not a mistake to give women the right to vote. If more women ran the country, we would not be in the terrible state that we are in now, I am sure! Look at how well women multi task in comparison to men. The majority of women manage the household bills, housework etc, and still manage to either bring up our children and/or go to work. How many men can do that!
How many men murder and rape in comparison to women.
We are 'generally' the gentler sex, not the weaker sex!!!!!!!

Answer 3

Silly question, but some interesting answers......

Voting was not a God-given right, as mary 57 whalen, says, it came about through the efforts of men (oops, and women). In fact, God doesn't seem to like equal rights for women i.e. Adam's rib. Women don't have any equality according to fundamentalist Moslems, and the God of the Old Testament made it clear that every man is free to sell his daughter into sexual slavery - read Exodus 21:7-11 if you don't believe me!

Answer 4

Difficult because if it were not for the support of people with radical views of political issues they would have waited a lot longer. You would think this gave them an instinct for supporting the left - however the women's vote is strongly biased to right wing politics. If it were not for the support of women we would not have had a Tory government in the last sixty years. Bliss!

Answer 5

I guess that just depends what religion you are.

I personally think it's a good idea

To the people who got so upset about female troops having the nerve to expose their faces near "holy" sites, they might think it is a bad idea.

The people who view women as culturally inferior, they might think it is a bad idea.

Those who murder women for the "honor" of their family, they might think it was a mistake

Those women who do not want to take the time to vote and express their opinion, their actions state that if it was not a mistake to give them the right to vote, it was at least a loss

But me, I think it is a pretty good idea for booth men and women to vote, we all got to live together

Answer 6

Lame as it gets! The lower-class got trampled on in 1832, in 1867, in 1884, and ONCE the women get heard from. It wasn't a mistake to extend voting rights before either. Go right to purgatory, they deserve them along with the negro (ouch).

Answer 7

It hasnt really made a difference less than 30% of ppl voted in the last national election. As long as the alcohol and oil is flowing everybody is happy and nobody really cares what is happening in the political world.

Answer 8

I think in hindsight (2000, 2004), it was a mistake to give most people the right to vote. But it doesn't mean we should give up the democratic process.

Answer 9

What an negative question! of route not! each and anybody advantages the right to vote in the journey that they opt for and to have an preparation. this is like asking "replaced into is incorrect for persons to oppose Hitler"!

Answer 10

Yes it was. It was also a mistake to let them drive as they seem to be able to tactfully avoid all the accidents they cause.
I love women but we have to know where to draw the line. You can't allow someone to make an important decision when all it takes is for them to see a baby in a pram and they become emotionally retarded.