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To: Cavewoman who wrote (31596)	12/30/1997 12:06:00 AM
From: Tommy Hicks	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 55532

And you do an excellent job of it. th

To: Cavewoman who wrote (31596)	12/30/1997 10:17:00 PM
From: shades	Respond to of 55532

All women were included except the ones who allow the red necks to keep them as door mats. Uneducated and pregnant. How's that for bigotry. We can do it too. I have lived all over and I must say south georgia women are very unique, most northen ones seem more equally treated, whereas what I have observed here there are two EXTREMES to women, those that are doormats and those that are VERY vocal as Mr. Hicks proclaims, I think that because the vocal ones see the doormat ones that makes them the way they are, but because you have fewer doormat ones up north because they are treated more equal you have fewer vocal ones as well, it seems as is true in most of nature, the more force you put against something, the more force is used to rise against that, wether it be nays or abusive soical circles against women, I believe that if there were more doormat women as you call them up north there would be more of the extreme vocal kind, I have seen far too many in this area be used as a whipping post and a doormat, I do believe areas more secluded are guilty of this. Why these women stay with such ignorant abusive men is a mystery to me, but I believe it is a lack of education and being brought up that way, the cycle of abuse is hard to break, especially in secluded communities.