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News
Analysis
18,000
Feminists in Female Erotica at Madison Square
Oprah, Brooke
Shields, Jane Fonda Join To Reveal What Feminists Are About
February
20, 2001
Many
female stars, including Oprah, Brooke Shields and Jane Fonda joined
18,000 feminists in “a mass simultaneous experience” at Madison
Square Garden last month, according to the Village Voice.
We
will not discuss the erotica that occurred on the stage in New
York. All we can say is that the feminists have finally revealed
what they are really all about.
Most
of the women at the “experience” didn’t want to use the word “feminist”
because they realize that most people do not like what it stands
for.
Suffice
it to say that the Village Voice said these women believe their
new V-movement “doesn’t get in the way of being attractive to
men” as feminism has done. The paper said that the new approach
of the feminists is about “seeing sexiness as the source of women’s
power.”
Change
from 1970s
These feminist women have completely changed their agenda from
the 1970s when they laughed at Archie Bunker and said that women
could do anything a man could -- cut down trees, drive a bulldozer,
have their own banks, perform at the same levels in mathematics,
engineering and science as most men. Although some women could
do all of those things, everyone discovered that women are different
from men.
These
women used to ridicule their “sisters” who consorted with the
“enemy,” i.e., men.
Although
the Village Voice said that lesbianism is still a large focus
for these feminist women, they now approve of women using men
to get what they want. And the women should use sex to obtain
it.
Is
it any wonder that many men are heard to inquire, “When will these
people decide what they want?”
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Some
have criticized this newspaper last year for printing what was
taught to young children (some as young as 12-years-old) by schoolteachers
at Fistgate. We did so very reluctantly. What occurred there to
our children was not something we wished to discuss any more than
any of our readers did.
We
are not printing the erotica about what happened in New York City.
You also won’t find this very important information about what
some of these famous females are saying and doing in the Boston
Globe or almost any newspaper. If you wish to know about this,
and you should if you are to understand what is being taught to
your children, you can find it in the Village Voice of February
14 or at www.villagevoice.com/issues/0107/lerner.shtml
Related:
How
feminists have destabilized marriage in Mass.
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