Holding back the tide of Liberalism

[_The Nehor]

I would have more free time.

Huh? Can you explain how the ERA would give you more free time?

[_harmony]

Huh? Can you explain how the ERA would give you more free time?

Women wouldn't have to work longer and harder than men in order to take home the same pay. C'mon, Nehor. You can do the math.

[_The Nehor]

Huh? Can you explain how the ERA would give you more free time?

Women wouldn't have to work longer and harder than men in order to take home the same pay. C'mon, Nehor. You can do the math.

You seriously think that the ERA would have ended the gap in wages between men and women?

LOL, you are naïve. You do know that wage discrimination is illegal anyways right?

[_asbestosman]

You seriously think that the ERA would have ended the gap in wages between men and women?

LOL, you are naïve. You do know that wage discrimination is illegal anyways right?

The ERA would have magically solved the problem that other laws have not.

[_The Nehor]

The ERA would have magically solved the problem that other laws have not.

Of course, how could I not see that?

So Harmony, are there any actual effects that the ERA would have had that would increase your freedom?

[_Black Moclips]

I hold equal contempt for all politicians, both Democrats and Republicans. Well, that is probably not entirely true. I do loathe Democrats a tad bit more, simply because they are the main proponents of the welfare state. They demonize business, corporations, and capitalism and make it harder for them to succeed through legislation and bureacracy, yet they want a healthy economy and everyone to have jobs (so they say).

But both parties have drifted from the true purpose of our government - to secure our rights and our liberty. Instead, the infringe and tread on just about every facet of our life, through taxation and regulation, and they seek more and more constantly.