But you're a joke

Let's say they did repeal the 19th, what do you think would happen politically?

Of course you don't. You don't take anyone seriously if they challange your close minded narrative

Geopolitically, we would become instant enemy of Europe, etc

no way the EUropean countries are going to stay as close to us as they are if we did that

we'd have to be all-in with the Sharia states for the most part, not the best place to be if things get serious

Which is ironic, because when you entered the other discussion I had just conceded that I was mistaken to the person I was talking to previously...

I don't care.

But that was a person, and not a bean/snail creature

If i see something i disagree with and find ridiculous, I will voice my opinion, and elaborate on why I believe what I believe, instead of instantly resorting to immature insults just because the person im talking to disagrees with me on mostly everything

@Sh0t You have good points, of course. Some of the many reasons this talk of women not voting or having the same rights is extremely silly.

Its not silly. he didn't talk about should they have those privileges, but talked about the history behind it, and what would happen if we rejected them those privileges

Which i concede, however just because the consequence of an action may be bad, doesn't mean that the action itself is bad

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"just because the consequence of an action may be bad, doesn't mean that the action itself is bad"

Give me an example of a good action with a really bad consequence

Or a bad action with a really good consequence

Martin luther king's speech

Good action, which resulted with him getting killed

I'd say it was a pretty bad action for him

Try again?

What? Not the getting killed part
The good action - him giving a speech about what he believes

Consequence of that action - People being enraged and killing him due to his stances

Lol the consequences that stem from an action are what makes the action "good" or "bad"

Whatever that means, anyways

No I dont agree
Actions are independent of their consequences. The essence of an action is independeent from the essence of a consequence which prevails due to that action

There are many examples of this

Martin luther king, Galileo, Jesus etc

You can say that the intent behind an action was "good" or "bad"

Bad things happen to good people.

But the goodness or badness of the action itself depends on the outcome

No it has nothing to do with intent. It has everything to do with other people reacting badly to good actions just because they disagree with those actions

Now you're complicating it with how people are reacting as well lol

No, that was literally the point of this conversation

Other countries reactions to our action of forbidding women to vote

I agree, I think it's a position to think about, because it is the reality for some countries currently. I think the MRAs and Stormcel types ignore the geopolitics though

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The White Sharia meme is a good one, but they leave out much

Entire country here wouldn't go along with it, California for example. So it would be impetus for secession as well, which might be a good thing overall

Good thing for who?

I personally, would be for China, Russia, North Korea, and the US to form some form of a mutual benefit allegiance, where they ensure their safety regardless of their economic/political disagreements, since they have the same mutual enemy

Secession might be good for peace overall, to prevent the kind of sectarian violence we see in other places