Raccoon1010
Well-Known Member
I disagree with the article because I disagree with the premise. Leftists tend to see the word divided into classes and always make general statements about classes of people. Notice the title of the article, "How Trump talks about women - and does it matter?" The author seeks to answer the question, assuming that Trump treats all women the same. How does Trump treat women as a class? But unlike Leftists, Trump and conservatives don't treat people according to what class they belong. All Trump cares about is whether or not a particular person is qualified to do a particular job and whether or not a particular individual is friend or foe.
For instance, what Trump said about Ms Yovanovitch, wasn't coming from a general attitude toward women, but an informed attitude toward Ms. Yavanovitch individually as a person. To judge Trump's attitude toward women as a class, based on a few examples is inaccurate and unfair.
In my observations, and I have watched a lot of video where the President interacts with people, I have noticed that the President treats women as I do, with kid gloves. Why? Because Jesus and the New Testament encourages us to treat women as the "weaker" partners.
1 Peter 3:7
You husbands in the same way, live with your wives in an understanding way, as with someone weaker, since she is a woman; and show her honor as a fellow heir of the grace of life, so that your prayers will not be hindered.
We must give way to reality and consider our existence as human beings. Men are bigger and stronger and more powerful than women, which is why men of honor treat women gently and avoid using physical strength to win an argument or dominate the conversation. As Peter says, women and especially wives are fellow heirs of the grace of life and therefore, we should treat them as equals even though physically we are not equals.
Trump knows that women have not been treated fairly in society and in the work place. So he gives them plenty of encouragement and opportunities to do well and shine. He doesn't lower his expectations for them. He expects them to do work just as hard as the men, but he also treats them with respect and rewards them when they do well. Women thrive under his leadership.
I totally agree with most of what you said, woman are physically weaker most of the time and should be treated with respect.