'@ThorsomeTarmukas' Of course women are in charge at home, she is the heart, she is in charge of everything internal, the man is the brain, he is in charge of everything external.
[While that may be true, in finnic societies, women were leading family life while men were leading trade and defense matters, although there could be exceptions either way.]
This is exactly my point, men are the defenders. A traditional patriarchal society is not one where women are slaves, they just don't have a voice in public discourse, their place are at home, and that is where they reign.
And yes I am categorical, because we are talking about nature. There is always individuals that defy their nature, humans have free will, but nature determines the general traits.
And the norsemen in Greenland did not lose a war with the Eskimos, they lost to king Frost, the little iceage drove them of- The global temperatures needs to rise an additional 2 degrees before it is warm enough to resume the same agricultural tradition that they lived of there a thousand years ago.
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'@ThorsomeTarmukas' Of course women are in charge at home, she is the heart, she is in charge of everything internal, the man is the brain, he is in charge of everything external.
[While that may be true, in finnic societies, women were leading family life while men were leading trade and defense matters, although there could be exceptions either way.]
This is exactly my point, men are the defenders. A traditional patriarchal society is not one where women are slaves, they just don't have a voice in public discourse, their place are at home, and that is where they reign.
And yes I am categorical, because we are talking about nature. There is always individuals that defy their nature, humans have free will, but nature determines the general traits.
And the norsemen in Greenland did not lose a war with the Eskimos, they lost to king Frost, the little iceage drove them of- The global temperatures needs to rise an additional 2 degrees before it is warm enough to resume the same agricultural tradition that they lived of there a thousand years ago.