masculinisme
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Feminists want it all
posted 30 Dec 2007
That's Vancouver, Washington
http://www.columbian.com/opinion/news/2007/12/12292007_Our-Readers-Views.cfm
Saturday, December 29, 2007
Our Readers Views
Feminists want it all
Janice Carey, the Hillary worshipper who wrote the Dec. 7 letter
"Respect will be new rule," seems to be in some sort of daze. Many of
us feel Hillary Clinton already ran things from the White House for
eight years as a "shadow president" while Bill was the smooth-talking
public relations salesman.
Carey appears biased against men and blames them for all that is, may
be, or could be wrong while women of all ages continue their "have it
all" with no consequences. Women have high-maintenance, me-first,
my-way-or-the-highway lifestyles, then claim victim status and
pressure women politicians to pass laws that benefit women only.
There's nothing "fair" about that.
Washington state has a woman governor, two women senators, and huge
numbers of women in city, county, state and federal offices. The
educational system is dominated by women, the universities have huge
numbers of female students, and businesswomen control thousands of
businesses. Fair? The feminists have never wanted anything equal -
they want it all - and they have bashed men continually for 40-plus years.
Women as sex objects? Ask all the young ones in skin-tight jeans and
bare waists and push-up bras to stop advertising and using sexually
suggestive language. The real "predatory behavior" is not from males.
Ronald W. Jones
Vancouver
©2007 Columbian.com
http://www.columbian.com/opinion/news/2007/12/12292007_Our-Readers-Views.cfm
Saturday, December 29, 2007
Our Readers Views
Feminists want it all
Janice Carey, the Hillary worshipper who wrote the Dec. 7 letter
"Respect will be new rule," seems to be in some sort of daze. Many of
us feel Hillary Clinton already ran things from the White House for
eight years as a "shadow president" while Bill was the smooth-talking
public relations salesman.
Carey appears biased against men and blames them for all that is, may
be, or could be wrong while women of all ages continue their "have it
all" with no consequences. Women have high-maintenance, me-first,
my-way-or-the-highway lifestyles, then claim victim status and
pressure women politicians to pass laws that benefit women only.
There's nothing "fair" about that.
Washington state has a woman governor, two women senators, and huge
numbers of women in city, county, state and federal offices. The
educational system is dominated by women, the universities have huge
numbers of female students, and businesswomen control thousands of
businesses. Fair? The feminists have never wanted anything equal -
they want it all - and they have bashed men continually for 40-plus years.
Women as sex objects? Ask all the young ones in skin-tight jeans and
bare waists and push-up bras to stop advertising and using sexually
suggestive language. The real "predatory behavior" is not from males.
Ronald W. Jones
Vancouver
©2007 Columbian.com
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