Human nature in general seems to tend to always wanting more. Longer maternity leave, larger pay, less work to do vs everyone else. There are places that actually have rules and laws that females can not lift items over a certain amount. The funny thing about this is when the female gets to avoid jobs they don't want to strain themselves with. When I see the skinny little guy straining under a load while the monster of a woman has what most consider to be light duties then I see that as bull shit.
I do notice that the wording “equal rights” is used less so at least they don't sound like a liar. Many I hear call for more female rights but if we were to step back it might be noticed the booklet on their rights is now twice as thick as the normal worker version. This is not me having a go at females having more rights but more so pointing out the focus is now on them to do something and not wait for others to do it for them.
I have no issue opening the stereotypical doors and jam jars for people but if they start to demand it, well that changes everything. I have worked in many places where females twist the aim of the rules to get special treatment. I have no issue with them twisting rules as stated before it seems human nature to try and get more for less but if it is at the cost of me and mine I will judge them accordingly.
I do notice many people expect to be handed rights more than earn them. If a person has done nothing to get or protect their own rights are they still rights or just allowances of protection?
So in closing I ask again why is stating the title more important then the actions? So feminists and satanists seem to have many cross overs with the title use don't they?

