Originally posted by Johny Joe Hold
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There was what I can only describe as pure jubilance in the audience as Kirk called upon women to abandon careers and education to “submit to a godly man” and raise “more children than you can afford.” To Kirk, the ultimate goal for every girl should be marriage, and every single decision should push them closer to finding a husband.
Kirk stressed that women should not attend college and that high-school girls should prioritize marriage and children above all else. Kirk trumpeted that grades do not matter and that a true patriot should not care about them, suggesting that Christians get bad grades because they do not succumb to the “woke” teachings of the U.S. education system and the Left.
Kirk’s wife, Erika Kirk, claimed to “release” girls from the anxieties of feminism, from the idea that they should chase a cozy corner office or a meaningless paycheck. She stressed that all the women in the crowd can, and ultimately should, rely on men, as relying on men is a path to happiness and contentment. For a woman, a career, financial independence or self-sufficiency is only a distraction.
All of the female speakers (with Kirk being the only male) had successful careers; there were even multiple female members of Congress who spoke: Reps. Nancy Mace and Beth Van Duyne.
Kirk stressed that women should not attend college and that high-school girls should prioritize marriage and children above all else. Kirk trumpeted that grades do not matter and that a true patriot should not care about them, suggesting that Christians get bad grades because they do not succumb to the “woke” teachings of the U.S. education system and the Left.
Kirk’s wife, Erika Kirk, claimed to “release” girls from the anxieties of feminism, from the idea that they should chase a cozy corner office or a meaningless paycheck. She stressed that all the women in the crowd can, and ultimately should, rely on men, as relying on men is a path to happiness and contentment. For a woman, a career, financial independence or self-sufficiency is only a distraction.
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