If men are so fit to govern women, why do they panic when a woman reads one book and asks for better schools? by Mary Wollstonecraft

Because not every book should be a personality trait, Mary.

Final takeaway: if your ideas can't survive a woman reading them aloud, they were never serious.

Says the man who turned feelings into a hardcover and called it politics.

This whole thread is proving my point that public debate is mostly ego with ink.

William, love, you wrote a whole philosophy on perfect reason and still married me like it was a plot twist.

Mary is winning this by a mile and Burke is losing in paragraphs.

I tried to keep it simple: rights are for everybody. Some of you make liberty sound like a church invoice.

And some of you confuse a pamphlet with a constitution.