@ Bolded: I want to first start off with why you think that I am trolling. The defnition of trolling is "Being a prick on the internet because you can. Typically unleashing one or more cynical or sarcastic remarks on an innocent by-stander, because it's the internet and, hey, you can." and therefore by this defenition we can see that by my post I am not trolling anyone. Also please refrain from using this word as it is against site rules.

@ Underlined: Please refrain from mentioning mothers since many users find this as offensive.

You should also be aware that you are still a new account since you have posted under 200 posts and therefore you should be carefull.

When a URL doesn't work, chances are you just need to delete a few odd letters at the end of it. I did that for you, here:

http://wallethub.com/edu/best-and-worst-states-for-women-equality/5835/

And you should google anything you want to have a vocal opinion on, unless you're afraid you might find things that contradict your viewpoint. Just be careful, as there are sites up there that'll come up with an agenda. Of course, some of these sites will likely source legitimate sources that WON'T come up quickly on a google search, so don't discard them entirely.

He didn't just say legal rights. He said opportunities, which that article is definitely about. You shouldn't disqualify something like this based off of semantics.

And if you know there won't be any, than there's no harm in doing it anyway to reassure your worldview. ;)

should they be treated like second class citzens,like the middle east? I understand that in other culture's woman simply don't have rights. Woman have lots of rights and power in the west and that's the way it should be. Sure there's some sexism and un-equality in certain aspects,but it's leaps and bounds better,then what woman have in other part's of the world.

It follows a priori as a matter of analytic certitude that management entails power. 

Not only are you completely incorrect, but you seem oblivious to this fact?

Let's look at comparable countries, instead of Lithuania...

UK & Canada are arguably the most similar nations: 

United Kingdom – 20 percent

Canada – 23 percent

This is nothing but sexual dimorphism. Women often choose to have babies (surprise) which necessitates time off from demanding positions such as those at the upper echelon of business, which can either enamor them or put them far behind peers in the ladder.

Just the way you have to ask the question, it means no, they were not "given" too much power, power would not have to be given to a group of people who have enoug or too much of it....

unless too much for you is them being "allowed" to drove cars, work in "men's" job and vote or give their opinion without permission... I guess they crossed a line there, unruly women!

I'm gonna catch flak for this, but a gaming website probably isn't the best place to have this debate. Granted, VGChartz is one of the more civilized and mature gamer forums, but sexism is a deeply entrenched problem in gaming culture, to the point where women can barely play online with chat on without being harrassed. 

Many still view gaming a man's territory and feel threatened by women "encroaching" on it. This leads to an almost automatic backlash against all things women's-rights related.

Also, there's an instinctive motive to protect one's privilege, as we see in politics with the old, white, heterosexual male elite blocking equal rights for blacks, women, etc.

In Brazil law prevent any two workers with generally the same period on the same function to have different wages. But yet I bet someone would do a study trying to prove the payment is unequal.

On Maths... It's quite common for women here run away from them. My class in aeronauthic engineering had 0 women (and in the 5 years total we had 10 women for 200 students... average on the university campus was 17:1 at the time... the only engineering with a more than 20% women count were enviromental and maybe production because less math was involved.

About politics and management position... curious that someone would go there... if women aren't attracted to politics in general to run for it why would we expect they to have helf the spots?? And on office less women are willing to sacrifice themselves to hike the steps than man, and family have a great weight.

On too much power I disagree... just vocal equality groups (like all the others alike) making noise for more... on the rights side there is some bias, but some have a reason to be... funny enough our male power system generally try to protect and gives more rights to women (even in old times, as properties and totally bogus unequality, most was overprotective).

About having another view, I'm married and my wife agree with most of it.

And I haven't seem many woman demanding the right to work in the docks or unhealthy and bad paid enviroments.

Everything is a mess: men became weak, women became bitter, it is all one big evil decadent mess.
It just can not last.