> re-framing traditional feminine virtues (those things that most women are good at and enjoy, and which make families stronger and society flourish) as worth less than traditional masculine virtues is offensive to a lot of people, and is itself an appeal to an extremist ideology
Which people? And so what if they are offended? These women should change what they do because you don't like it? Again, who are you (or I) or these putative offended people to tell these women what to do?
> traditional feminine virtues
Which don't exist, except in the minds of the people who want to control what other people do.
> worth less than traditional masculine virtues
Who compared anything between whatever you think masculine and feminine are?
> an appeal to an extremist ideology
So women working, getting educations, living independently of men, living their lives they way they please - that is extremist?
Which people? And so what if they are offended? These women should change what they do because you don't like it? Again, who are you (or I) or these putative offended people to tell these women what to do?
> traditional feminine virtues
Which don't exist, except in the minds of the people who want to control what other people do.
> worth less than traditional masculine virtues
Who compared anything between whatever you think masculine and feminine are?
> an appeal to an extremist ideology
So women working, getting educations, living independently of men, living their lives they way they please - that is extremist?