Good evening people of the internet. I am deviating from the norm of lighthearted entertainment to touch on something a little more somber. As you may have guessed, the subject of this divulgation of my true self (and not merely the merriment of half truths at the expense of others and myself) is the quote above; and more broadly the “abuse” and “oppression” of women in the USA. Perhaps I will even touch on how women are treated world wide (but maybe not, it is getting late where I am, so we will see how far I get).
To maintain some sort of form to this script so it won’t look like I am just chasing rabbits, I will try to write about the paragraph above in the order it is written. However, I want every one to be forewarned, there are no less than 5 (maybe more) very deep topics that will test the weak frame of my mind to its limits to try and put my answers into words.
“One out of four females is sexually abused in some way during her lifetime, domestic violence happens in both dating and marriage relationships to one out of ten women…”
Let me first say that I have nothing but the deepest respect for women. But I also believe that men are superior to women in strength (for the most part) and (again for the most part) in the ability to reason and use logic. I would also like to say that this not 100% true. There are women that could tear my arms off without breaking a sweat, and my mom is not only the smartest woman I know, but the smartest person in the world (it could be just because she is my mom, but I have yet to see anyone out-think her).
Also you should operate under the knowledge that I am a Christian so I will also be using the Bible to guide my thinking.
Here is another presupposition you should look at. How I view authority.

Now, to the meat of the post.
When women are “sexually abused” it is usually done by a man (I will not touch on lesbians in this post, maybe in the future). Sometimes it is their father or brother, but this has nothing to do with the oppression of women in the world so we will jump strait to “spousal” abuse. When dating, “abuse” does not happen when the authority figure of the woman (the father) is around. It is seen when the women has removed herself from the authority (i.e. protection) God has provided for her. If she has no protection, then how can she be safe from a man who is stronger than she?
Because men are stronger, women have only the power that men grant them. This is the way the world of men works. Look at all the wars throughout history. Men have ruled by force, taking what that they want from those that cannot stop them. I am not saying that it is just, merely the way of the world. So, women being the weaker of the two sexes, it is to be expected that men take dominion over them as with everything else. That is why I say that women only have the power men give to them (speaking of men as a sex not individuals).
Therefore, when women “demand” that they be given more “rights,” they are really asking men to grant them more power. Currently those women have as much freedom as men. They now ask men (as a sex) to protect them from individuals when they (the women) have no way of protecting themselves.
Women and men are very different in the way they think, which is one of the reasons women get involved with men that end up beating them. Maybe women should listen to their fathers and brothers when they say, “That guy is not a good guy.” because they, too, are guys, and know how the minds of men work. The same is true in reverse; women are better at reading women than men are.
As I believe I have addressed the first two issues, I proceed to the third.
“…girls are being taught that the only thing they are worth is what their bodies offer…”
I am not sure if this is a wide spread belief, but as far as I know, women have, for some time, been taught otherwise. Most women I have met have been taught that they are, in every way, equal to men. If they are being taught their only use is as a sexual tool it is the feminist moment itself that has taught sexual promiscuity.
“…the sex trade is still alive and well throughout the world…”
I think the answer to the fourth statement is linked to the answer to the second. As these women are taken from their home countries, they are not taken from their fathers house. They have no protection because they insist upon having the rights of men (who have the ability to protect themselves).
“…girls are not protected against rape, incest, and horrific genital mutilation in many countries.”
What we see here in the fifth element of the oppression is the evil inherent in humans. Without God there are all kinds of evil in this world.
However, women in the USA are not protected from rape because (again) they have no protection, which exists in the form of people: “protectors”. Women have opted out of protection for the sake of “rights”. Their only protection is that law enforcement will catch the rapist. The police cannot be everywhere at once and it is not their job to stop crime from taking place through physically beating the perpetrator off the victim. Their job is to investigate crime and apprehend criminals after the fact. In this day and age they are doing very well, but the threat of punishment is not enough to stop someone from doing wrong, which brings us back to protection offered (and refused by daughters) by fathers.
According to the Bible (if we look at the Old Testament (yes I venture there)) we see the consequence for the rape of a virgin was marriage. How can this be? It seems that the father was responsible for the purity of his daughter, and if he did not protect her, then anything could happen to her.
If we are to speak of mutilations, then let us speak of the mutilation we inflict upon ourselves. No, I am not going to talk about priecings and the alteration of our bodies to be more trendy, though I could for hours; but instead I will talk of the cutting open of between 30 and 50 percent of our women to extract a children from them. As one of the most “civilized” countries in the world it would appear that we are too “civilized” for normal child birth.
And let us speak of the tearing apart of unborn children merely because they are inconvenient. Yes, there are unspeakable atrocities committed daily around the world but let us not be too righteous that we cannot see it is our hands that are covered in blood.
As I see it, women are not oppressed (at least not in the west) but have demanded their own release from the protection God has given them. Then, when men take advantage of their weakness, they cry for men not to be men, and for them to come to their aid at the same time.
Sorry for anything that does not make sense. If you see something that you would like for me to expound on, let me know in the comments. Yes I know I am young, but if there are any counter-arguments based on that fact, I will ignore them, and if I feel like it, delete them. And please, do not respond to this in emotion. Emotional arguments will also be ignored.
The views expressed in this post are those of the author and even if they are the held by others are guaranteed not to be the mainstream. (If it turns out they are and you can prove it, the author will buy you lunch, and not at McDonald’s).