All Hail Her Majesty!

EDIT: This stamp was no means a Hillary Clinton propaganda. I made it because I want to make a statement that women are just as capable as men when working in politics. Though, I'm not saying that ALL women in politics are good people. *cough* Dilma Rousseff *cough* There are bad female politicians and much as there are bad male politicians. Also, on the topic about Hillary, I am not an American and I have never participated in the US elections. So, please do not accuse me as a Hillary supporter because this stamp was not made as a tool of democratic propaganda. Good day, my friends.

What is the difference between a man and a woman being in the government? How did being a politician or a ruler become a 'man's job'? Why do people say that men are 'more knowledgable' than women when it comes to politics? I am a woman, but that doesn't determine whether I can govern a state or not. That doesn't determine whether I can debate or not. That doesn't determine whether I can be in the Parliament or not. That doesn't determine whether I can work in the United Nations or not. Gender has NOTHING to do with who should be in the government. Women have voices, opinions, thoughts, and ideas just like men. Why can't they be heard? Oh right. Because a man all of the sudden has 'more knowledge'. Stupid. There should really be more women in politics, especially heads of state. However, thank God that we are progressing more than we did in the past. United Kingdom, Netherlands, Denmark, Brazil, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Burma, South Korea, Ukraine, Germany, and Argentina all have/had female politicians, including heads of state and governors of state. Almost all of those countries are rich, developed, and some of the safest on the planet. So now, with this question, who says that women aren't capable of being in politics?