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girl gone mad  (1000+ posts)      Tue Sep-09-08 09:06 PM
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Sarah Palin: feminist, career woman, career politician with a stay-at-home-dad husband.

 
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These are all things that right wing men hate. So don't forget to mention them often when conversing with Republican men.
As in: "I like the fact that she's a career woman who went right back to work after having her baby. It's great that her husband quit his job to raise their kids." Trust me, it leaves them stammering

 :rotf:  Hey, girl, they're stammering because ANY answer they make will be deemed "sexual harrassment" by YOU.  Trust me, they know this.  And trust me, they don't hate strong, independent, career minded women, but they aren't terribly fond of the make-believe kind who run to HR or a lawyer for every little "insult."   :evillaugh:
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If you want to see women horribly oppressed look at any country that does not have a Judaeo Christian ethic.
If you want to see women in America that are looked at as political tools and opportunities then look to the dems.
If you want to see ladies who are respected for their intelligence and abilities and honored then look to Conservatives.

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Why do these people think their silly,shallow memes make Real Men and Women (read: Conservatives) "stammer" or "stutter."  All they produce are pity and a strong desire to beat the speaker down.

They think we are as shallow as they, thus they project how devastating even the tiniest attack on their unsupportable beliefs is.

If you want to worship an orange pile of garbage with a reckless disregard for everything, get on down to Arbys & try our loaded curly fries.

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During my time with TF CBRNE during the DNC I was reading a book on the European reformation.

Now, I had long ago come to the conclusion that most everything I was taught through public education is so much leftist propaganda bullshit. Among the many leftist tropes is the theory of male chauvanism. Seeing as the western worls was able to grant suffrage et al without bloodshed I assumed the answer lay in the fact that when push came to shove the so-called patriarchal capitalist theocracy wasn't as tyrannical as it was made out to be and that Christian men would grant suffrage and equal pay to their daughters and wives than forcibly oppress them.

Yet it always lingered in the back of my mind that there MUST be more was to the story. Well, I found it when I was reading my book. In one particular passge Martin Luther was extolling the male custom of assisting his wife in washing diapers and he praised the act as a simple case of Christian charity done for no other reason than to assist the wife and ease her daily burdens. Now, this was right on the cusp of the Reformation, before it came into full-swing, thus implying that the habit was well established among what moderns would call the moribund Catholic church of the day.

If so-called morally moribund Catholics can practice and refom minded protestants can praise male work within the tediums of household chores methinks the myths of modern feminisim are centered more on replacing the tried--and true--ways of western Chruistian based civilization and replacing it with progress for progress' sake into the abyss of Marxism and moral bankruptcy.

This being said I also think this DUmmies would-be talking point will be met with blinking incredulity which in turn will frustrate the DUmmie as to why the thick-headed rednecks will not accept their liberation at the hands of liberals. I have come to realize that liberals believe in gross caricatures of their opponents and the opponents are never swayed on the merits of an argument because the liberal argue from false premises. In turn the lack of desired reaction causes Marxists to label the "sheep too timid to leave its sheep-pen" as a "reactionary".

I may be as mad as the proverbial March hare but I do not think I'm too far off-base here. One thing that drove me into conservativism is the realization I had been indoctrinated with outright slander of conservatives over the years and I was very resentful of being lied to and that in turn made me curious to investigate what it was that could provoke such libel.

Do you--my fellow conservatives--feel as if this DUmmie's arguemnt would gain any traction with you only because you sek to thwart the talking point or because in your heart of hearts you cherish the role a strong woman can play in our nation's history?
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Dead bang on Snuggles. I too sought out the reasons behind the insults and hate at conservatism. I was always an idealist at heart. Or, rather, an optimist who tends to lean to the romantic side. I'm a sucker for individualism, pioneering spirit and a can-do attitude. Growing up, my heroes were men who stood for something when no one else would. The ones who did the unpopular thing when lesser men spit in their faces. The kind of men who shaped and molded our great nation.

For the life of me, I couldn't figure out why the liberals were such a miserable lot. They downright despised my heroes and it didn't take long for my B.S. meter to peg. One stint "volunteering" (read: roped into) working on Goron's 80's campaign sealed the deal for me. Well that and Ronald Reagan. :-)

And to ramble back around to your question: yes to both. I do cherish the role a strong woman can play in our nation's history and I know the DUmmies are full of it and need to be taken down a notch.
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Men and women both suppliment and compliment each other (sometimes frustrate too).
A strong,intelligent and funny conservative lady is the nicest earthly gift,after His Son, that God ever bestowed on us.
There is a reason that conservative ladies are not just pretty to look at but are beautiful.

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...I was always an idealist at heart...
In addtion to everything else this passage reminds me of the old saying, "a neocon is a liberal that was mugged by reality."
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Why do these people think their silly,shallow memes make Real Men and Women (read: Conservatives) "stammer" or "stutter."  All they produce are pity and a strong desire to beat the speaker down.

They think we are as shallow as they, thus they project how devastating even the tiniest attack on their unsupportable beliefs is.



If someone expressed some total liberal bs meme to me, I wouldn't stammer, but I would might be speechless for a moment.   During that moment I would deciding the best way to avoid any further conversation with the person about anything remotely political.    I might humor them, the way you might humor any crazy person as you try to get away.

Ha, then I would be the subject of a bouncy story.  :-)

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girl gone mad  (1000+ posts)      Tue Sep-09-08 09:06 PM
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Sarah Palin: feminist, career woman, career politician with a stay-at-home-dad husband.
 
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These are all things that right wing men hate. So don't forget to mention them often when conversing with Republican men. As in: "I like the fact that she's a career woman who went right back to work after having her baby. It's great that her husband quit his job to raise their kids." Trust me, it leaves them stammering

I guess it never occurred to her that it "leaves them stammering" because they can hardly believe something that insanely stupid could come out of the mouth of someone who isn't just beginning preschool. The problem is they have such a narrow definition of "choice". To them choice means only the option to suck a baby out of one's womb so one won't be "punished for a mistake". Choice (and its companion, right to privacy which also means something different to them) means families are free to choose the kind of family lifestyle they want.

A woman's strength isn't defined by whether she works outside the home anymore than a man's does. That's just absurd. It isn't defined by whether she looks like a bulldyke, has never shaved a day in her life and attends peace rallies with "Vegetarian, Unitarian Lesbians for Peace". Nor is determined by whether she hunts moose and still looks good in a skirt and high heels. Those are superficial and have very little to do with character. Does she live her values (whether I agree with all of them or not)? Is she an example for her family. Whether a mother works outside the home or not, she really does set the tone for the family. Happy, active, gracious children and a involved contented husband says a whole lot more about a woman than whether she has a "career".

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That is the biggest pant load I've heard in a very long time.
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With age, I've finally been able to overcome the stuttering and stammering. I just come right out now and say, "Are you some kind of nut or something."
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girl gone mad  (1000+ posts)      Tue Sep-09-08 09:06 PM
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Sarah Palin: feminist, career woman, career politician with a stay-at-home-dad husband.

This is everything feminists have wanted since women got the right to vote a hundred years ago.  Why are they so angry?
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girl gone mad  (1000+ posts)      Tue Sep-09-08 09:06 PM
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Sarah Palin: feminist, career woman, career politician with a stay-at-home-dad husband.

This is everything feminists have wanted since women got the right to vote a hundred years ago.  Why are they so angry?

Because Sarah doesn't have his nuts in her purse. Liberal women can't handle real men.
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Re: Sarah Palin: feminist, career woman, career politician with a stay-at-home-d
« Reply #13 on: September 10, 2008, 01:01:31 AM »

not that it matters, but todd palin isn't a stay at home dad.  but as usual, the DUmmies have their facts wrong.

he is a commercial fisherman, and works for BP in a non-management role.  he quit his earlier management position
with BP when his employer and his wife's administration began to discuss the natural gas pipeline.