Latest friday feminist fuck you. Can you guess who it is? Go on, guess..

Posted under: Gender Issues, Politics, Feminism
Posted on: Monday, August 04, 2008 4:59 PM
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  1. Posted by: John Dias on 8/6/2008 3:27 AM
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    First of all, it's no surprise that President Bush is opposed to the legality of abortion. He's always said that. His political appointees and funding priorities will certainly reflect that, so go cry me a river, Jessica.

    Secondly, the Bush administration is merely giving options to medical personnel who oppose abortion. Jessica is having a hissy fit that someone who doesn't embrace her world view has some legal protections in a federally funded context.

    Thirdly, this whole issue (about the Bush administration defining contraception as abortion) is about socialism, pure and simple. If the government wants to tack on strings to a federal grant, then a clinic can circumvent those strings by declining the money!!! The "women hit hardest" by the policy that Jessica opposes merely need to go to a different clinic, if they're fixated on getting abortions. Oh, and another option -- they can utilize contraception in the first place, rather than choosing to get pregnant.
  2. Posted by: Pankaj on 8/6/2008 7:03 AM
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    Well I like Bush now. I did not before, but anyone that receives a fuck you from feministing must be a Saint. Besides, women always have the same choice that men have - if you don't want to get pregnant - DON'T HAVE SEX!.. Easy - isn't it?
  3. Posted by: ArgusEyes on 8/6/2008 6:36 PM
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    Good point Pankaj, feminists will commonly say that when we complain about the lack of choice for men but they cry when there is even a hint of a restriction for women’s access to birth control. Yet again. It is proof that they don’t believe in equality. But rather building women up and bringing men down.
  4. Posted by: Chris on 8/8/2008 10:53 PM
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    Here's an interesting article about Jessica Valenti: http://www.itsguycode.com/neo-feminists/48-neo-feminists/120-jessica-valenti-neo-feminist.html

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