Sometimes I can't even believe some of the stupid shit I read.

Take for example Jack Cashill at WorldNetDaily's comments about why feminism is bad for the environment. Wait for it...because...
"equal pay for equal work also means equal commutes."

"Indeed, stay-at-homes moms save the state's highway infrastructure from meltdown, especially since a "nanny" often drives to the working mom's house, putting three cars on the road where otherwise one would do.

Homeschooling moms further ease the strain on the ecosystem by keeping their kids off the road. The California judged who ruled that "parents do not have a constitutional right to homeschool their children" obviously did not prepare an environmental impact statement before doing so.?

Cashill not only thinks that women should stay home (for gas conservation, he swears!) but he also thinks they shouldn't be allowed to get divorced.

"...When not ignoring divorce completely, the media have done their best to trivialize it. PBS' "Sesame Street," for instance, offered a typically perky vignette on the subject, in which a cute little bird describes her home life.

She frolics part of the time in her mother's nest, she tells Kermit the Frog, and the rest of her time in a separate tree where she frolics with her dad. "They both love me," she chirps.

If, however, mom has a nest, and dad has a nest, California needs a whole lot more nests than it otherwise would, not to mention more resources to heat, cool, light and water those nests and more gas to ferry the baby birds between them."

Jessica over at Feministing made this comment:

"Uh...he knows birds don't drive, right? In any case, I've thought of a solution. Cashill drives America's working women around all day, that way they don't have to. (Also, he stops watching Sesame Street. Just because.)"

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