It’s common for people to wonder about human civilization, how it’s been dominated by men, and what form it would have taken if that weren’t the case.
Would war have become the default mechanism for settling disagreements between nations? To what extent would there be nations at all, meaning tribal groups that generally act as competitors, rivals, even enemies?
How likely does it seem that a woman would rise to absolute power like a Mussolini, Hitler, Stalin, Xi, Kim Jong Un, Putin, or Trump (if he gets his way).
Sadly, it appears that we’ll never know how this could have turned out. In fact, here in the United States, and in several countries round the globe, things are going in the opposite direction.
A couple of points:
Actually, there are 11.4 million deer hunters, 4.6 million use archery and 6.8 million use guns. It just takes a second to look this up, and doing so prevents one from spreading malicious lies.
Hunters don’t use not assault weapons, which are almost always chosen by mass murderers. No one with any sense objects to rifles being sold to hunters.
With each passing day, Trump’s rhetoric reveals to an even greater degree his cruelty, his vindictiveness, and most of all, his lack of understanding of the U.S. Constitution. The only thing he has on his side is his capacity to mirror the hate and ignorance of his MAGA base.
We used to be proud of our country.
I’ve been to Japan. They’re sharp people.
At the very least, they don’t have people stupid enough to indiscriminately shoot water all over a village because of a kitchen fire.
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