Comments on: Feminism writ large

By: eaglewood

eaglewood — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 19:27:33 +0000

Cowboy I think I have something up you should read.

By: digitalcowboy

digitalcowboy — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 23:00:56 +0000

First things first. You have a formatting problem on your blog. I can’t see some of the text on the left starting below the block quote in the current post. But… as I’m typing this I realize that I am using *cough, choke* Internet Explorder (against my will) and that it probably works just find in Firefox.

You’re also apparently not even up-to-date on the inferior, broken software you’re using as I’m posting this from IE7 on Win XP and I see no major formatting issue at all. The blog looks mostly just like it does for me in Safari on OS X – except for the horrible absence of decent font rendering, of course. And the lack of spell-check in this text field. And the color isn’t quite right. And…

Incidentally, I’m running IE7 on XP in a window on my Mac. I launched this mess just to check your claims. The only thing Windows is useful for is proofing web pages to see how they look to the ignorant and the proles.

By: Difster

Difster — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 21:59:06 +0000

As to the rest of your post, you’re exactly right, women have made more of a mess of women than men supposedly ever did. Feminism is nothing but a putrid morass of national destruction.

By: Rip Ragged

Rip Ragged — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 04:23:30 +0000

As one wise person once said, “Women who want to be equal to men should raise their standards.”

By: baxtrice

baxtrice — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 14:48:24 +0000

I’m no fan of Hillary Clinton, but she’s probably not the only candidate with chaotic management around them…I’ve become very cynical towards the news. I have a feeling we’re being lied to, or distracted from the real truth.

On the feminism thing: I’ve always considered myself a feminist in the spirit of equal pay, equal rights and so forth..But today’s feminism is putting females behind by about 20 years. It makes me sad to be a woman in these times. Instead of changing the world for the better with our newfound respect, we’re acting like spoiled teenage girls, but that’s a post for my blog..