Re: Motivation for the Oil Barons

Les Cargill wrote:
> There have been just as many matriarchical societies - take
> the Spartans, for one - as patriarchical. In particular,
> high-risk military societies have a keen interest in
> continuity, and that means women.
Sparta was curious Les. For one thing, the matrons owned all the houses 
the women and kids lived in. Boys were moved out to live with the men in 
the barraks at 8.

While they had "marriage", note there was no way any man could control 
who a "wife" had *** with. Maybe you recall that Lycurgus told the 
Spartans that if what they wanted was the biggest, strongest, smartest 
and fastest warriors to defend the city, they needed the biggest, 
strongest, smartest, and fastest... women to bear them.

What patriarchy in all history allowed anyone, such as Lycurgus did, to 
go thru the women and ****p out all the cute ***y bimbos to the pleasure 
of the Helots? Who remained slaves for centuries.

What patriarchy allowed the women to control their birth rates? As it 
turned out, this was their downfall. The women did not, as you infer 
from "continuity" breed enuf, and at the end, they could only field 3000 
hoplites for battle.

Its a lesson I try to get thru to today's smart women, that they are 
being dramatically outbred by the airheads who cant seem to manage birth 
control. You'd think that capitalist conservatives would quit banning 
abortion (which smart women can always get around anyway) and *mandate* 
it for the welfare queens, or at least use them to bear donated eggs 
from women with more talent.
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