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Fury over bonkers booklet telling women how to drive: comments

quoteRick A Hyatt

May 11, 2009, 06:19

Yes, the world has suffered greatly since Wyoming, USA passed the Sufferage Act.
Now we ALL suffer to Feminism, hystericism, and loss of moral and ethical values. Children no longer learn such values at home from Mother, because she is too busy at the Mall, getting obese on corn syrup and shopping for thing that are not needed, except for Feminist vanity and consumerism.
Hopefully this world-wide economic turn-down will teach us all a great lesson back to humility and service to GOD...

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