From the "E-mail to the Editor" on WND, and I <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>
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Guns morph women to beasts
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I read Stephanie Madison's "commentary," and you can color me appalled. I do not know what troubled me more, her victimization of a disadvantaged member of society, or her embrace of the patriarchy's pseudo-empowerment through firearms.
How traumatized the alleged intruder must have been to find himself staring into the barrel of a loaded weapon. I hope with the help of an enlightened attorney, this victim of capitalist oppression will sue Ms. Madison for intentional infliction of emotional distress and take her for every penny in her possession. She is the one who ought to be behind bars. She is the one who threatened him with deadly force.
At the same time, I feel sorrow for Ms. Madison. Yes, you read right, I said sorrow. Instead of embracing a proper, collectivist vision of female empowerment, such as that embodied by Hillary Clinton, Madison instead sells out her womanhood and embraces the oppression of the white male power-structure. Instead of trusting the community to protect her, she selfishly takes it upon herself. Instead of depending on compassion and social justice to eliminate violence, she instead becomes a perpetrator of violence. The insatiable hunger of the right-wing conspiracy now turns women against their own nature and seduces them into embracing its only brutal hierarchy, where the strong and armed hold power over the weak and disenfranchised.
The idea that one can protect oneself is merely another falsehood put out by the patriarchy to oppress women. Only an enlightened and compassionate government should be entrusted with firearms.
PAUL RUTTIGER
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John/az
"When freedom is at stake, your silence is not golden, it's yellow..." RKBA!
www.cphv.com
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Guns morph women to beasts
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I read Stephanie Madison's "commentary," and you can color me appalled. I do not know what troubled me more, her victimization of a disadvantaged member of society, or her embrace of the patriarchy's pseudo-empowerment through firearms.
How traumatized the alleged intruder must have been to find himself staring into the barrel of a loaded weapon. I hope with the help of an enlightened attorney, this victim of capitalist oppression will sue Ms. Madison for intentional infliction of emotional distress and take her for every penny in her possession. She is the one who ought to be behind bars. She is the one who threatened him with deadly force.
At the same time, I feel sorrow for Ms. Madison. Yes, you read right, I said sorrow. Instead of embracing a proper, collectivist vision of female empowerment, such as that embodied by Hillary Clinton, Madison instead sells out her womanhood and embraces the oppression of the white male power-structure. Instead of trusting the community to protect her, she selfishly takes it upon herself. Instead of depending on compassion and social justice to eliminate violence, she instead becomes a perpetrator of violence. The insatiable hunger of the right-wing conspiracy now turns women against their own nature and seduces them into embracing its only brutal hierarchy, where the strong and armed hold power over the weak and disenfranchised.
The idea that one can protect oneself is merely another falsehood put out by the patriarchy to oppress women. Only an enlightened and compassionate government should be entrusted with firearms.
PAUL RUTTIGER
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John/az
"When freedom is at stake, your silence is not golden, it's yellow..." RKBA!
www.cphv.com
