_TR_ wrote:
> bluesmama wrote:
> > _TR_ wrote:
> >> bluesmama wrote:
> >>
> >>> It took all the wiles of the Evil One to tempt Eve to take a
bite,
> >>> but all she had to do to get Adam to dig in was hold out the
fruit and
> >>> smile.
> >>
> >> So, this is your example of how trustworthy women are.  You
feminist
> >> piece of shit.
> >>
> >
> > It's a statement, posted to spark discussion.
>
> So you got "discussion".  That you don't like the style of response
would
> be your own problem.  Perhaps you can find a man to blame it on?

Who said I didn't like it? I just thought it was typical, that's all.

> The passage is a fable, a biblical metaphor for the creation of
humanity.
> You didn't merely paraphrase the fable, you tried to distort and
repackage
> it as some kind of women-vs.-man feminist propaganda.   Poor effort.
>
> > You see in it what you want to see in it, which - not surprisingly
for you -
> > is some ranting about the untrustworthiness of women.
>
> Which is exactly how you presented it, however unwittingly.

Could be about the gullibility of men. Could be about the intellectual
curiosity of women. Could be about the way a strong man can take
direction from a woman on occasion. Could be about many things, but
like I said, you see what you want to see.

> I don't just believe, I *KNOW* that women, in general, are as
trustworty
> (or not) as men, in general.  Hence, your little "statement" doesn't
have
> the intimidating effect you hoped for.

You inferred a desire for intimidation. Your confusion, not my concern.

> You wanted it to become a metaphor for "the power" of women and the
> gullibility of men ... both of which fail to lend a positive spin to
the
> trustworthiness of women in your cute little scenario.  Your effort
blew up
> in your face.

You have no idea what I wanted, or what anyone (besides yourself)
wants. All you know is what you believe to be true. And how much of
that comes from reason and how much comes from passion is anyone's
guess.

> You'd better take some tutoring from some of the elders in your herd.
 Your
> feminist propaganda skills aren't yet fully developed.
>
> TR II

Maybe TR I would have been able to formulate a more interesting reply.
Look to your own elders before you worry about mine.



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