If every man lost his job tomorrow, the country would collapse. But if every girl was fired from her job tomorrow..

I think that is partially true. The author is obviously exaggerating, but I think he's on the right track. If all the women in the country stopped working, it would have a massive negative impact on everything, but I think eventually the country would stabilize, even if it tooks months (or years) to accomplish.

If all the men in the country stopped working, I don't think there would enough women who would rise to the situation and do what was required of them. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if their first course of action was to write a man-hating article on Jezebel doing nothing more than complaining about the predictament they now find themselves in (kind of joking, kind of not). And even if they did, I doubt it would last because the roles they would have to fill would bring them so much unhappiness they would eventually just stop, leaving the country to collapse.

I think girls like the idea of being able to do anything a guy can, but in no way do they want to. They don't want to be scientists, architects, and especially not manual laborers. 

This was an interesting reply from a dude on RSDn.. " It's simplified in a black and white manner, but I agree.



Women are not concerned with civilization by default programming. They are concerned with nest building and nurturing.



I have a construction site right in front of my office window right now and over the course of a day while being at the phone a lot I tend to look at the tower crane and things going on over there occasionally. It's funny. The construction site has been there for 2 months now and I've never seen a single woman walking by stop and look at the crane, the workers etc. Not a single one. Men on the other hand stop all they time and have a look and just observe. Literally from cab driver to CEO. There's a different curiousness in the male psyche regarding the outside world aka civilization."

I'd agree.