Dating-age women beware: War is killing off all the eligible guys!

by karlsie
Posted on 11 February, 2009

searching-men — Women combing the world for eligible men

By Jane Stillwater

Okay. Israel isn’t gonna stop bombing civilians in Gaza any time soon — unless it is pressured to do so by a morally-outraged world. But as Rep Dennis Kucinich just stated on the floor of Congress, “The attack on the United Nations headquarters in Gaza is further proof that a post-legal era in world affairs has taken shape; where law and moral principles are irrelevant, where might makes right, where retribution and vengeance, even against innocent children, fails to shake us from moral lethargy or political paralysis.”

If law and moral principles are now irrelevant — and they seem to be in this era of waterboarding, terrorist attacks and unchecked government lies — then WHAT will stop the world from continuing its current fall into violence, warfare and chaos?

“Collective punishment, disproportionate use of force, using U.S. planes, helicopters and munitions to attack a wounded, starved and thirsty civilian population of mostly children trapped in a box called Gaza has become acceptable,” stated Rep Kucinich, “perhaps because we have already accepted the deaths of over one million innocent civilians in Iraq in a war based on lies.”

So. What WILL keep all this sickening violence — that is now being perpetrated by “civilized” Western nations, African failed states and Christian, Jewish and Muslim fundamentalists who have run amok — from turning the entire world into just one big Darfur, Gaza or Rwanda?

I haven’t a clue.

But if no one in the high circles of power in Washington, the United Nations, Tel Aviv, the EU, Russia, China, etc. can locate their moral compasses long enough to put their weapons away and solve the world’s problems non-violently, then I got an idea of who can. Women!

Ladies, look at it this way. At the rate things are going now, all the eligible men in the world are all gonna get killed off fairly soon and you are gonna be stuck with no one even left to date — let alone marry. Already the ratio of American women to American men is tilted disproportionately toward there being more women — even despite the fact that male illegal aliens are pouring across our borders from all over the planet, including China where there is a total surplus of men.

And if it is like that in America, imagine what it must be like in places like Iraq, Kabul or Gaza where thousands and thousands of men have been slaughtered by warfare. “The best place to find men of marriageable age these days,” said one Afghan woman recently, “is to look in the cemetery.”

As women get older and their chances of having babies get slimmer, many of these women tend to become, er, rather desperate. Well. Just how desperate ARE you, ladies? Are you desperate enough to stop wars?

By Jane Stillwater Okay. Israel isn’t gonna stop bombing civilians in Gaza any time soon — unless it is pressured to do so by a morally-outraged world. But as Rep Dennis Kucinich just stated on the floor of Congress, “The attack on the United Nations headquarters in Gaza is further proof that a post-legal era…

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4 Comments

Anthony says:

15 February, 2009 at 12:17 am

Alas, if it were only that simple to hand over the reins of power to women to achieve world peace; however leaving the womb angle out of it, history has its own slate of women who have earned the drizzle of blood along their feet that wasn’t their own. I would also hasten to add, if I did not fear for my life…or ever dating again, that the passive aggressive nature of women is far more deadlier than the overt violence men perpetuate…but I’m not going to say that I can’t afford to risk it!
grainnerhuad says:

17 February, 2009 at 1:19 am

Truly, I question whether this thought even enters into the minds of today’s women. Women in America and many developed countries are putting off marriage and childbearing for careers and interests into their 40’s. Something never done before, because before it was a health risk both for them and the children. In addition one used to have to think about being a lot older when their kids graduated high school, and the inherit worries that would cause, with health and retirement and money. These are no longer as big of concerns. We can grow babies in petri dishes. Okay, maybe not grow but start. But with technology moving fast in the fertility sector, that may not be far off. There is no shortage in the sperm donor sector as it pays well, and you can even get your loved one to donate and store before they go to war. In addition, we are living longer and at a better standard of overall health. I think we need to come up with a better reason. Fertility isn’t it.
wind says:

20 February, 2009 at 4:03 am

Women are the womb of life… we only need men to reproduce and that can be done in a lab nowadays…
Women are the caretakers, men are the warriors. Let them fight and we’ll see who gets farther…
I believe the battle began with the invention of the wheel. It was square, a flat piece of rock with four corners.
The female saw what the male was doing, pointed and said, ‘ug ug’ trying to tell him what she saw.
The male pointed which meant ‘get back in the cave’.
He was working, thinking and he gathered his other males to help him.
He didn’t even know she was woman, she was there for one reason. To mate.
After many days of him not bringing home meat to her and the clan and her babies, she watched while they played with the square thing, until finally she got sick of it and she clubbed him and said, “mph mph” meaning ‘move’.
She worked the corners off one by one and made it roll.
The male saw this and took the opportunity to say, “it was men that discovered the wheel”.
Now is not the time to worry about their population.
Dating Tips says:

17 April, 2010 at 11:31 am

Generally I do not post on blogs, but I would like to say that this post really forced me to do so! I found your blog on google and read a few of your other posts. I just added you to my Google News Reader. Keep up the good work. Look forward to reading more from you in the future.