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Scout

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23. just commenting on the hypocrisy ... author of the article is supposed to avoid name calling, etc.
Tue Mar 20, 2012, 01:41 PM
Mar 2012

so people will be more inclined to listen to her.

but the so called 3rd waivers don't have to do the same, so that she might be more inclined to listen to them.

got it.

and before anyone gets their knickers all twisted getting on their high horse, this does not mean i agree with what the author states. just pointing out what is to me, and should be to others, obvious hypocrisy.

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I really don't know what to think about this. NCTraveler Mar 2012 #1
Here's a discussion on the same article: The Philosopher Mar 2012 #2
Thank you. NCTraveler Mar 2012 #3
I don't blame you for staying out of the other thread, it's toxic. William769 Mar 2012 #5
Honestly, it's an ugly article without any merit. The Philosopher Mar 2012 #8
Thank you for your reply. NCTraveler Mar 2012 #15
I know what to think about it. ZenLefty Mar 2012 #11
Here is what I think. Every discriminated against group has people like this. stevenleser Mar 2012 #30
Fun is good RobertEarl Mar 2012 #4
the author has a few good points but its clouded by her desire to denigrate women La Lioness Priyanka Mar 2012 #6
Agreed, good post. n/t tammywammy Mar 2012 #14
After the other post of this appeared, I brought this up to some of fellow faculty members ProgressiveProfessor Mar 2012 #7
not a fan of this article or author maddezmom Mar 2012 #9
+1. *Feminism TM* n/t Catherina Mar 2012 #13
This message was self-deleted by its author Warren DeMontague Mar 2012 #10
It's about the patriarchy to me ismnotwasm Mar 2012 #12
I agree that being a strong woman doesn't make you a feminist Nikia Mar 2012 #16
Julie Bindel, the author of this column, is known to be transphobic and intolerant. yardwork Mar 2012 #17
What a pantload. gkhouston Mar 2012 #18
"I am tired of being told by so-called 3rd-wavers that my feminism is fascist, old hat, irrelevant" Catherina Mar 2012 #19
Best way to get people to listen to you is to insult them. Warren DeMontague Mar 2012 #20
so maybe the 3rd wavers shouldn't insult her, eh? n/t Scout Mar 2012 #21
She's a member of an increasingly isolated, incoherent, irrelevant minority that is on its way out. Warren DeMontague Mar 2012 #22
just commenting on the hypocrisy ... author of the article is supposed to avoid name calling, etc. Scout Mar 2012 #23
She's a bigot who denigrates everyone fom young women to transpeople to hetero women Warren DeMontague Mar 2012 #24
got it. she must be careful what she says, so others might listen to her. Scout Mar 2012 #26
Actually, it doesn't really matter either way. Warren DeMontague Mar 2012 #27
Honestly, Scout MadrasT Mar 2012 #25
Julie Bindel is not a second waver. She's in her 40s. She's younger than Obama, who is Gen X. yardwork Mar 2012 #28
+1. Agreed. polly7 Mar 2012 #29
Just like it's hard for those of us who believe the earth is round not to denigrate flat-earthers... stevenleser Mar 2012 #31
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