Thursday, October 02, 2008
Oh! And Another Thing
Here’s what’s wrong with women in politics.
I just heard something on the radio and could not let this pass. The commentator on KYW 1060 said that in tonight’s debate Joe Biden was going to have to be very careful not to appear to be “unchilvalrous” toward Sarah Palin.
Why?
Everything Sarah Palin has done in her life she has done with brass balls and disrespect for anyone but herself. She has pushed herself forward like a bull charging a matador.
But when the going gets tough in her personal life and in her professional life Sarah Palin suddenly pulls the gender card.
If Sarah Palin were the only woman in politics who does this, one could say it’s a fluke and a glitch. But all women in politics and/or their minders do this.
Women from iron maidens of virtue like Phyllis Schafly and Liddy Dole up and down the distaff side of politics pull this crap about being deserving of special respect for being a woman. When in every aspect of their life they are as mean, vicious, bloodthirsty, corrupt and violent as any man would dare to be. “Oh heavens above,” they cry, “don’t you say that awful four-letter word around me, for I am a delicate flower of honored womanhood and I will cut your balls off and snatch you bald-headed.”
I am sick of it. If a woman wants to be a construction worker, a politician, or a contract killer for the mob, I say go ahead and god bless.
But when a woman puts herself in the world to compete in the world and is demanding parity with men in the world, then cut the bullshit about being deserving of respect solely for being a woman.
We are all deserving of respect for being human beings and no more and no less than each other. But we are deserving of respect no more for being a woman than being a man, and no more for being a man than being a woman.
I see myself as an equal-respect person. I have no respect whatsoever for George W. Bush, Barbara Bush, John McCain or Sarah Palin.
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I hope Joe Biden would be ‘chivalrous’ whether up against a woman or a man. ‘Chivalry’ is the Obama way. I’m really disgusted by the bloggers and columnists who gripe about how nice Obama is to John McCain; they have no clue how Obama got to be the nominee, or, for that matter, just how much pain Obama is inflicting on John McCain. I do hope that Biden understands this and plays along.
That said, it’s a good thing it’s the white guy and not the black guy who has to debate the airheaded white crypto-secessionist woman, or there really would be a need for excess ‘chivalry’ tonight.
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