The cited "article" is an OpEd.

From that cited OpEd...

... I increasingly feel that feminism has failed my generation. It is a peculiarity of the West that it is divided into sets which differ profoundly in their beliefs. This state of affairs began with the Reformation and has grown more pronounced ever since. There were Protestants and Catholics who differed fundamentally not only on faith but on practical matters. It was among Protestant communities that feminism first emerged, and it is in Protestant countries such as America and Britain in which feminist beliefs have been at their most vocal and strident in tone, like a religion with no dilution of agnosticism. Margaret Thatcher, though she would have denied it, was a feminist de facto, and no Catholic country could have produced her like.

In one of those encounters that make life instructive, I met Lady Thatcher at my late father's house, when I was 13. She had recently become prime minister and after our introduction she began to address me, as Queen Victoria once said of Gladstone, as if I was a public meeting. The gist of her address would have been greeted with hosannas by every feminist of the age; in summation, a woman's career superseded by far her relations with the opposite sex. (Her own union might as well have been to a cipher as opposed to a husband. Indeed, when the Thatchers dined with us, Denis withdrew to the drawing room with the women.)

At my private school, St Paul's Girls' School, we children of Thatcher were similarly educated out of marriage and distaff pursuits. I recall an occasion when Shirley Conran attempted to upbraid us with the words, "Paulinas do not cook, they think." This is all very well when you are young and aspire to greatness. Shakespeare says, "When beggars die, there are no comets seen; / The heavens themselves blaze forth the death of princes." ...

So, Ms Wyatt seems to be droning on about her apparent misinterpretations of what life has presented to her?

@#13 ... this crap? ...

Oh, you noticed that also.

@#15 ... It's someone's opinion. ...

My main question is:

Do you agree with the phlegm posted in that OpEd?

@#22 ... when the white house press corps and their corporate bosses should be the "reelect the president" committee....

everything is opinion. ...

Do try harder to make sense and look rational.

thx.

@#24 ... Kind of mansplaining aren't you? ...

You're gonna need to try a whole lot harder for me to swallow your current alias' trolling bait.

:)

@#24 ... Kind of mansplaining aren't you? ...

Hardly.

@#28 ... Feminism wouldn't exist if men weren't violent rapists. ....

Bingo.

Feminism arose to counter the male superiority and domination complex.

@#31

I don't know how to respond to that comment because I don't see anything to comment on.

My first question would be... why'd ya post it?

@#54

Many thanks for your reply.

As usual, I have learned from your post.

Thank-you.

@#37 ... Women wanted to have equal opportunities to learn, love, work, own property, vote, determine their own life choices. They wanted to able to self-actualize (in Maslow's heirarchy of needs pyramid). ...

Worth a repeat, in bold.

Women wanted to have equal opportunities to learn, love, work, own property, vote, determine their own life choices. They wanted to able to self-actualize (in Maslow's heirarchy of needs pyramid).