Hyphenated last names always seemed like a stupid idea to me. What happens when the children with hyphenated last names marry someone else with a hyphenated last name?
They'd have a first name, possibly a middle name, and four last names hyphenated together.
One of the nice things about tradition is that it doesn't go completely retarded in two generations.
I also recently read studies that young women prefer men who fit traditional gender roles, and they like the idea of being housewives.
If there were any fairness and justice in the world, these women will grow old barren, bitter, gnashing their teeth and pissing on the graves of feminists.
Captain, Can you explain this whole hyphenated-names thing? You always point to it as a sign of liberals and feminists but I've never thought twice about it until reading your blog.
It's pretty straightforward. Feminists don't give up their last names when they get married because they think it's demeaning and patriarchal (like everything else). They just hyphenate the last names together instead.
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ReplyDeleteHyphenated last names always seemed like a stupid idea to me. What happens when the children with hyphenated last names marry someone else with a hyphenated last name?
ReplyDeleteThey'd have a first name, possibly a middle name, and four last names hyphenated together.
One of the nice things about tradition is that it doesn't go completely retarded in two generations.
I also recently read studies that young women prefer men who fit traditional gender roles, and they like the idea of being housewives.
ReplyDeleteIf there were any fairness and justice in the world, these women will grow old barren, bitter, gnashing their teeth and pissing on the graves of feminists.
Captain,
ReplyDeleteCan you explain this whole hyphenated-names thing? You always point to it as a sign of liberals and feminists but I've never thought twice about it until reading your blog.
I don't mind hyphenating, if it's my sister keeping my family name going.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous 10:30:
ReplyDeleteIt's pretty straightforward. Feminists don't give up their last names when they get married because they think it's demeaning and patriarchal (like everything else). They just hyphenate the last names together instead.