I hate to say it but I admit I could not vote for a women and I'm from the south so you know it damn sure won't be Hillary.
I'm trying to come up with logical reasons why I couldn't but nothing is coming to mind. I guess it's just hard for me to put my confidence into a women to make the hard decisions that she would need to make while in office.
I believe that men and women complement eachother, but I do not believe that women are equal to men. No way do women have the emotional strength of a man, not even close. Just biology.
This demonstrate some pretty major misconceptions about both international politics and Islamic perceptions of the USA.I have concerns about America electing a woman president insofar as there are many countries that do not see women as equal, some of which have a nuclear arsenal and itchy trigger fingers. Pakistan. Iran. North Korea. Others.
It would make a good piece of propaganda to say that America is disrespecting Allah by having a woman as the most powerful person in USA.
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"a woman"
at least you are honest that you have absolutely no logical reason for the way you feel. why do you feel a woman can't make a hard decision?
alasdair
lol man, I deal with this every day. TBH, I prefer if people are just straight with me and say they'd rather work with a man. At least you're upfront about it. It's terrible and I could go off on a rant, but I've learned that people are who they are and I'd rather them be in my face with this stuff than pretend like I have a chance.
I think Hillary is a cold hearted bitch, so I really doubt that she doesn't have the balls to make hard decisions.
Ok, ive put some thought in to your question and I think it comes down to personal experience. There has only been one women I have come across that I would look up to and admire and it's my wife.
I can't think of a single women I've met, both personal and professional, that seemed to carry much common sense or ability to make real decisions on their own. Not one.
I guess what I'm saying is, I've never met a women that I would consider a leader.
i've never met a supreme court justice nor a major league baseball pitcher but i am pretty sure they both exist.Ok, ive put some thought in to your question and I think it comes down to personal experience. There has only been one women I have come across that I would look up to and admire and it's my wife.
I can't think of a single women I've met, both personal and professional, that seemed to carry much common sense or ability to make real decisions on their own. Not one.
I guess what I'm saying is, I've never met a women that I would consider a leader.
i've never met a supreme court justice nor a major league baseball pitcher but i am pretty sure they both exist.
your criteria seems to be that you have to have met a specific type of person in practice in order for another instance of that type person to exist?
to me, your thinking seems a little muddled and/or limited.
alasdair
that's why it's important you fact check, read many sources. in short, inform yourself. it seems like a pipe dream in american in 2016 but the best recipe for good government is an informed, engaged electorate.They all seem to lie and all seem to make false promises.
it's your vote and you get to decide how to cast it and why but that just seems a little sad and reactionary. it's crazy to think that women have only been able to vote for less than 100 years but i guess it's not that surprising in the context of opinions like yours.I think most people vote based on who they can relate to in one way or another and I personally would not be able to relate to a women candidate based on my experiences.