Of course there are thousands if not millions of women who have been brilliant warriors throughout history. But as a whole, at least in the cultures and societies I know of, women are insulated from war, wearing pretty jewelry and necklaces and knitting and caring for the children, inside the walls of the city, while outside rages chaos.

But why is this? Well, if you look up why males fight, there's actually a cool Wikipedia page about it. I'm not sure what it's called at the moment, it's like, "male mating strategies" and goes for any species. Mostly it outlines what most men are rather upset about, especially here on Reddit and what they debate about, which is competition over women, à la, the 80% women don't prefer, and so on. The rape of Beijing and Nanking show what happens when order falls and chaos reigns, what soldiers are after, what war is after: resources, among them, women.

Anyway, what I'm trying to say, is while I'm appreciative of people risking their lives for the safety of others who don't have to go out and fight, most if not all war is over women. I mean, why do they want the extra land, money, minerals? To get the most p*ssy. It sounds rather absurd until you try to disprove it.

Why do we have a hierarchical structure in our society where women are on the bottom and men at the top? Mostly, I would say, because women have been barred from practicing magic for millennia thusly allowing those with more brute strength to take over. Hello, males, how's the weather up there?

But there is a silent agreement that men are in fear for their lives every moment of the day, should they be drafted or attacked. So is it the women responsible for defusing all war and all fighting between men, even if it's over us? Otherwise, women sit pretty, nursing and tending to the babes, while the men risk their lives and do the important work, which they sacrifice for, all, they say, for us.

But if they weren't fighting - over us, or anything - there would be no fighting, and nothing to laugh at the women for. And aside from simple bullying, no reason for hierarchy, for women to be at the bottom.

They say when you take your hand off the golf ball in the glass of water, it floats to the top. Will we, one day?