That Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff has been
removed from office and her impeachment trial is now underway. is a blow to the "hidden meme" of the Hillary
campaign.
It is undeniable that a major meme of
the entire Clinton candidacy has been "first woman president' which has
gone hand in hand with her partisans, the liberal media, and major feminists
groups meme the "war on women."
These are the surface memes, but below them is the unmentioned in the campaign but part of the feminist ethos that somehow "a woman would be a better leader than a man." Brazil's feminists view Rousseff's departure as, as expected, a "conservative attack on women's achievements" which shows the concreteness of such feminists attitudes.
When the day dawns that such groups can accept that a woman might be utterly useless and corrupt all by herself without any male conspiracy a new era will have begun. Unfortunately it seems it will take many such cases as Rousseff's before that happens
Why? Because "women are peacemakers, not hasty to violence, are family orientated, good housekeepers/budget managers and would manage the economy without fear or favor in the best interest of all, and are less prone to corruption (if they are so prone at all)."
Rousseff explodes almost all of those
themes by herself. Brazil has gone from boom to bust during her term,
corruption is rife, including apparently with herself, disease on a possibly
mass epidemic scale looms.
mass epidemic scale looms.
Peace in Brazil, unless she formally resigns before the impeachment process begins looks likely and violence has begun.
How did Argentina's Cristina Kirchner fare
in the "women are better stakes?
"Fernández de Kirchner's critics
and political opposers have claimed her administration exhibits numerous cases
of corruption, crony capitalism, falsification of public statistics, harassment of Argentina's
independent media, and use of the tax agency as a censorship tool and use of
public funds to attack political opponents."
If anyone expects that Hillary Clinton,
purely by being a woman would be somehow immune to the social, political
military and economic forces that surround the seat of power they will be
sorely disabused.
Margaret Thatcher and Golda Meir were as fierce in military matters as any man in a democratic system and Thatcher epitomized the fiercely combative leader (who had only one woman as a cabinet minister).
Germany's Angela Merkel as a shining beacon of unrestricted mass immigration is another lead weight on Hillary and the "a woman will be different" meme.
Margaret Thatcher and Golda Meir were as fierce in military matters as any man in a democratic system and Thatcher epitomized the fiercely combative leader (who had only one woman as a cabinet minister).
Germany's Angela Merkel as a shining beacon of unrestricted mass immigration is another lead weight on Hillary and the "a woman will be different" meme.
The thought of Hillary Clinton ushering
in some new Elizabethan golden age era of good feeling (which last happened
under a male President James Monroe) is of course preposterous. It has been
made visibly so by her female political colleagues to the south.
About the only genuine difference a mature female president might bring, and I say might because even here there have been so few such leaders as to give it a fair trail, is sexual predation, but of course there are always their partners to take care of that.
About the only genuine difference a mature female president might bring, and I say might because even here there have been so few such leaders as to give it a fair trail, is sexual predation, but of course there are always their partners to take care of that.
