"I can't show you in the New Testament a separated clergy, a clerical class"

Yes - we do agree on this.  

What you appear not to acknowledge, is that the current dispute between the GC and some Union and Local conferences, regards the ordination of a clerical class of NON-local "elders" that did not exist in the NT, but was introduced later by Protestant churches as a replacement for the Ordained Priesthood of the Orthodox churches.  

Present GC Working Policy explicitly allows Divisions to authorize election and ordination of women as Local Elders.  GC Working Policy also allows Divisions to Commission (but not Ordain) women as ministers.

Under present GC Working Policy, Commissioned Ministers can perform every function of an Ordained Minister save one thing only - they cannot be elected as Conference President.  This is the real "glass ceiling" in GC Working Policy.  

Basically you are arguing a different question than the one voted at San Antonio, Annual Council, etc.