Women should not have the same rights as men.

I've been waiting for this rush of comments. Please note the previous comment I left that this is not a truly personal opinion, but one that I know many do feel, and one I wanted to try arguing. First off, untapped, yes it is true women's minds mature faster than mens, however; that is not to say that they don't mature to the same level. In the end the minds mature to the same level and can "handle" the rights. DWReeves, I love that you mentioned satire because this almost is. These are not my beliefs, I've just heard this beliefs many times and thought I'd see the reaction. As you said, some women are superior to men in some categories, which is why the argument is that the rights should not be the SAME. Not that they shouldn't be equal, just that perhaps not equal in every aspect. The "inferior" aspects of women translate into less rights in those specific areas. Someone could very well argue with me that women should have more rights concerning children as men have been known to have less of a nurturing side. Whichever sex is more qualified can have the "first-pick" of that field. This mixes in with the "scholarship" part. Kels1123, I did not say that women should not get scholarships. I said that it should not be an equal distribution. I'll switch the situation for you, if 10 women were more qualified for scholarships than 10 men, should five of the women get scholarships and five of the men, or should all ten of the women get the scholarships? However, these scholarships tend to come due to sports. Sports, I think we can all agree, is a basically male driven item. The scholarships for sports and for academics should not be split based on your sex, race, or age, but on your talent or intelligence. The more qualified should get the scholarship. Also, I claimed that women should argue not only for higher up jobs, but for all jobs (specifically manual labor). I failed to back this part up so here you are, "From ages 18 to 21, men spent 22 percent of weeks out of the labor force and women spent 34 percent of weeks out of the labor force. This age range is a period when large proportions of men and women attend college or receive vocational training and, as a result, they spend less time in the labor force than they eventually will. Indeed, from ages 36 to 40, these men spent only 6 percent of weeks out of the labor force and women spent 21 percent of weeks out of the labor force. (See table 4.)" - http://www.bls.gov... Ah, and you are completely right about the age thing. "What have you earned personally?" - What have I earned personally? I have earned my rights through the small achievements I have accomplished. At this point, you are wondering what these possibly could be. Its not much. That is why I don't have the right of my own personal freedom, but rather, my parents do. That is why I don't have the choice of whether or not to attend school. This is why I don't even have the right to my own assets. I have not earned many of my rights, but eventually, hopefully, will. However, the generalizations have been made before me and always will be. If a woman surpasses me, OK, but did the feminine race surpass the male race in the aspect? If they did, give them their more beneficial rights in that area, they earned them. Please keep commenting on this topic, I would love to hear more.