hey, women wanted to work...nobody forced women into the workplace as i remember vividly.

ALL I RECALL IN THE 1970's WOMEN WERE BEING KEPT OUT OF THE GAME, WE WANT OUR SHARE OF THE TAKE, DON'T KEEP US DOWN. FINE AND DANDY, BUT WORKING LONG HOURS COMES AT A COST. THE NEGATIVES YOU SITE ARE THE COST OF GOING TO WORK. GUYS BACK IN THE DAY WORKED LONG, HARD, TOUGH HOURS AND DRAGGED HOME WITH THE CATCH OF THE DAY. WORK HAS ALWAYS BEEN HARD. WITHIN THE LAST 10 YEARS OR SO WOMEN FINALLY HAVE REALIZED THAT IT AIN'T ALL THAT AND A BAG 'O CHIPS TO BE THE BREADWINNER. WOMEN CHOSE TO WORK, THEY DIDN'T HAVE TO BACK THEN...NOT REALLY IF YOU WANT TO BE PERFECTLY HONEST. MOST OF THE WOMEN I KNOW MAKE MORE THAN THE GUYS OUT THERE. MY TOP LOAN OFFICERS ARE WOMEN, THEY PUT THE MALES TO SHAME. I'D HIRE A WOMAN OVER A GUY ANY TIME ALL THINGS BEING EQUAL. YOU GIVE UP BEING A MOM, THAT'S THE TRADE-OFF. I'M NOT CRYING FOR WOMEN WHOSE CHOICE IT WAS TO "GRAB THE BRASS RING" IN THIS LIFE AND BRING HOME $128K. AMERIKAN WOMEN BLATHER ON ABOUT "CHOICE"...LET 'EM HAVE IT! JUST DON'T COME CRY'N TO ME ABOUT HOW IT CREATES MORE PROBLEMS IN SOCIETY...