So let me get this straight, feminists are pissed off that they:
Don’t have to roll out of bed at 6:30 in the morning and go to shacharis
Don’t have to toil over gemara
Don’t have to put on tefillin in the morning
Don’t have to learn torah (if a woman learns torah does that mean that it’s automatically lishmah – learning torah lishmah is the equivalent of keeping all the mitzvos in the torah, or are they on such a high madreiga that women don’t have to kow any torah at all?)
Don’t have to daven three times a day
Don’t have to wear tzitzis (the male version of a bra)
Don’t have to wear a talis (it’s freaking hot underneath em, good thing I don’t have to yet)
Don’t have to wear a kitel
Don’t have to fast on minor fast days
Don’t have to wear a yarmulke (sheitles kind of blow though)
Get to wear skirts which mean their crotches are always airy
Don’t have to buy a lulav
Don’t have to roll over at 6am and say shema while half asleep
Don’t have to stay up all night on shavuos
Don’t have to be at shul on hoshanna rabba, days of slichos or chol hamoid
The list goes on and on, can anyone tell me why women are insistent on doing these things and why it’s a negative thing that they don’t have to do them?
I sure as hell don’t want to have a kid, make challah and say tehilim on the train ride to work, but you don’t see me complaining about your getting born into a lower madreiga. I’d much rather be on a higher spiritual level so I can sit around and laugh at the men who have to work so hard to attain the spiritual heights that a woman was born into.
Wait a second, if a woman was born into being so spiritual and doesn’t have to do these things, does that mean that if she does it, she gets extra brownie points for when she gets up to the big guy/gal in the sky? Or does it mean that she was bittul homemaker by going outside of the kitchen to do things that she didn’t have a mitzvah to do, like us men wearing tzitzis at night.