well we are asking it now
I answer the question in my time and stand mute on this time. My position, however, on third wave feminism is quite clear.:thumb:
well we are asking it now
What would it matter what I called them? This thread isn't about the democratic party and you're just shifting the goalposts. Feminism itself is not about being pro abort. If it wasn't for the neanderthal attitude towards women that encouraged emancipation then the 'feminist movement' likely wouldn't have surfaced. So who's to blame for that? Oh. That would be men.
So tell us Chrys. Should women have been denied the vote? Should they be expected to stay at home and simply do the cooking and washing?
If you answer yes then you're actually to blame for why the movement you despise so much actually came into being. The irony.well I know what to call them
and
I know what to call you
a liberal
well I know what to call them
and
I know what to call you
a liberal
What about conservatives who kill babies?
Hey. In Chrys world there's no such thing. It's alllllll the fault of liberals and those darn evil feminists who had the audacity to fight against being tied to a sink.
lain:
:bang: She asked you. Why not answer a question for once in your life instead of dancing around with your one liner haiku?
Making more lines
doesn't
add substance.
That's
for sure.
Hey. In Chrys world there's no such thing. It's alllllll the fault of liberals and those darn evil feminists who had the audacity to fight against being tied to a sink.
lain:
STOVE, not sink.
NOW is just a large feminist organization, but it does not speak for "feminists" everywhere or even in America. Are they all "ultra-left-wing"?
And, I do think they care about women (rather than the "liberal agenda" whatever that is) but their policies are misguided.
Oh go smoke a cheroot and play the harmonica....
Those N.O.W. women do not stick up for any woman running in any election when sexists statements are made unless they're liberals. FACT! Nothing is heard from them when it's a Republican woman that has been called a who*e.
What do you mean by 'their' argument? You do understand that a militant faction of any given movement doesn't represent the whole.
right?
Plenty of men could care less about abortion so laying the blame predominantly on women is rather lame if that's what you're doing here.
Divorces happen for all manner of reasons, most of which have zero to do with 'feminism'.
lain:
Which Republican woman was called that? :think: Or, more generally, which Republican women were subject to sexist comments without outrage being expressed by the main stream women's organizations?
Meg Whitman.
See the context hereOK, NOW is defending a Republican woman who was the target of blatantly sexist language.
You're getting your quotes mixed up.
"Meg Whitman could be described as 'a political whore.' Yes, that's an accurate statement," Bellasalma said after a TPM blogger called to ask her about a story that appeared on the Daily Caller website.
There is a difference between a "whore" and a "political whore" that is significant enough for the latter to not be a sexist label.
See the difference?
If I call you an "attention whore", it doesn't mean you sleep around. It means you crave attention and will do anything to get it. Likewise, calling someone a "political whore" doesn't mean they sleep around, it means they will sell out for the vote.
That was easy, wasn't it?
Why would/should they, just because of her anatomy? I think it takes more than that.
Then why did they defend Meg Whitman when sexist language was directed her way? If they hate her I doubt they would defend her. Don't you think?
Meg Whitman.
Palin is another example. Do you watch the news? I thought not. :chuckle:
Without the feminist movement women would still be deprived of the right to vote and likely be expected to be tied to the sink.
end the sufferage | |
Granted there's zealous elements that go way overboard but in principle equality is a right which women should have had before the emancipation movement even got started.
There's nothing wrong with women in the workforce and there's also such a thing as 'stay at home dads'.
Abortion and divorce are not directly tied to women having equality.
IF abortion is directly tied to the women's movement, why do so many MEN support it?