Comments on: Women and Aggression: An Interview with Patricia Pearson http://www.intellectualconservative.com/2006/12/08/women-and-aggression-an-interview-with-patricia-pearson/ Conservative and Libertarian Intellectual Philosophy and Politics Wed, 08 Feb 2012 23:00:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Friend of USA http://www.intellectualconservative.com/2006/12/08/women-and-aggression-an-interview-with-patricia-pearson/comment-page-1/#comment-33485 Friend of USA Tue, 12 Dec 2006 01:57:17 +0000 http://www.intellectualconservative.com/2006/women-and-aggression-an-interview-with-patricia-pearson/#comment-33485 So I'm not the only one?! I am in Canada, in the province of Quebec and I have observed the same phenomenom here for years; young women driving in a very dangerous way and having little respect for other drivers or even pedestrians. This is no scientific study, but I know a lot of people - both men and women - who tell me that more than half the time nowadays when a car is tailgating them, it is a woman who is driving... a couple decades ago, that was unheard of... When I began driving in the 70s, we pretty much never saw women driving this way, but every decade brought with it more young women driving in crazy ways. On one hand women are more audacious, and feel less accountable and on the other hand, male cops (and every other males for that matter) have been brain washed into being very tolerant of those supposedely poor fragile creatures that supposedely can do no harm... If male traffic cops were lenient with women before feminism, imagine now! Feminism has created a whole generation of delinquent women and a whole generation of males that have no balls to do anything about it , or that can not do anything even if they have the balls for it . I always thought, or should I say I always knew women driving in crazy ways had something to do with the fact that feminism has made women unnacountable or at least feel like they are unnacountable. And when they are held accountable they get lighter punishment... So every thing is in place to encourage them to misbehave. Nice work feminists! So I’m not the only one?!

I am in Canada, in the province of Quebec and I have observed the same phenomenom here for years;
young women driving in a very dangerous way and having little respect for other drivers or even pedestrians.

This is no scientific study, but I know a lot of people – both men and women – who tell me that more than half the time nowadays when a car is tailgating them, it is a woman who is driving…
a couple decades ago, that was unheard of…

When I began driving in the 70s, we pretty much never saw women driving this way, but every decade brought with it more young women driving in crazy ways.

On one hand women are more audacious, and feel less accountable and on the other hand, male cops (and every other males for that matter) have been brain washed into being very tolerant of those supposedely poor fragile creatures that supposedely can do no harm…

If male traffic cops were lenient with women before feminism, imagine now!

Feminism has created a whole generation of delinquent women and a whole generation of males that have no balls to do anything about it , or that can not do anything even if they have the balls for it .

I always thought, or should I say I always knew women driving in crazy ways had something to do with the fact that feminism has made women unnacountable or at least feel like they are unnacountable.
And when they are held accountable they get lighter punishment…
So every thing is in place to encourage them to misbehave.

Nice work feminists!

]]> By: geosmy http://www.intellectualconservative.com/2006/12/08/women-and-aggression-an-interview-with-patricia-pearson/comment-page-1/#comment-33425 geosmy Sat, 09 Dec 2006 09:31:26 +0000 http://www.intellectualconservative.com/2006/women-and-aggression-an-interview-with-patricia-pearson/#comment-33425 I grew up in and continue to live in Chicago. During this time, I have been at the bad of violent behavior, to the point of life-threatening. I provide this detail for consideration of my comment that younger women today display conduct that is more aggressive than males of similar age. Generally, even young toughs evaluate the potential response to aggressive behavior, i.e., "might this older guy get pissed and feel the need to kick, or at least try to kick, my ass" or "does this guy have a 9mm". It seems to me that an increasing number of younger women appear to lack this caution, especially while driving. This is a mistake. A truly enghtened, but angry, male should pull a woman out of another car window as he would pull a man out of another car window. I only say this because my fear of driving with my family on weekend nights in the last 2 years eminates from near-accidents caused by erratic driving of younger women. My dangerous, weekend night driving ended 10 years ago, thereby providing my opportunity to express my moral indignation. The point is, barriers limitating many behaviors are in flux. You can't pick and choose the old ones you still want to rely on. I grew up in and continue to live in Chicago. During this time, I have been at the bad of violent behavior, to the point of life-threatening. I provide this detail for consideration of my comment that younger women today display conduct that is more aggressive than males of similar age. Generally, even young toughs evaluate the potential response to aggressive behavior, i.e., “might this older guy get pissed and feel the need to kick, or at least try to kick, my ass” or “does this guy have a 9mm”.
It seems to me that an increasing number of younger women appear to lack this caution, especially while driving. This is a mistake. A truly enghtened, but angry, male should pull a woman out of another car window as he would pull a man out of another car window.
I only say this because my fear of driving with my family on weekend nights in the last 2 years eminates from near-accidents caused by erratic driving of younger women.
My dangerous, weekend night driving ended 10 years ago, thereby providing my opportunity to express my moral indignation.
The point is, barriers limitating many behaviors are in flux. You can’t pick and choose the old ones you still want to rely on.

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