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Comments by AH

Revolting Woman Maureen Dowd is the resentment columnist for the New York
Times. She serves as newsprint megaphone for the angry, selfish, wretchedly
unhappy career woman who can't understand why she is living alone in an
apartment with two cats. [
http://www.strike-the-root.com/51/reed/reed3.html ] Fred Reed

This obnoxious self-centred infantile woman seems to spend most of her life
trying to stir up hatred towards men and souring people's relationships. But
more important is the question of why the New York Times gives her the space
in which to do it.

And men's activists need to open their eyes to the wider issues rather than
to remain fixated on the specifics of any given case.

This is extremely important.

For example, it is the New York Times rather than Maureen Dowd that is the
real problem in this case.

And, similarly, when, for example, a woman messes up a man's life by making
a false allegation, it is the government, the politicians, and the corrupt
judges that are the real problem, not the woman herself.

And it is towards the former that the anger and the activism need to be
directed.

The same is also true in other areas.

For example, even when it comes to crime, it is important not to let the
government, the politicians and the legal system off the hook.

It is very convenient for governments to try to pass the buck on crime and
to put all the blame on the offenders themselves. But given that it is
governments and their officials that are largely responsible for the
environments in which children develop and in which adults live, it is
governments and their officials that need to take most of the blame for
crimes.

This is not to say that they are necessarily to blame for individual crimes,
but they are most definitely to blame for the levels of crime.

For example, some 70% of serial killers and violent criminals come from
single-mother households. As such, any government that promotes single
motherhood also promotes violent crime.

And so when people feel outraged at the levels of violent crime, it is their
governments that should be on the receiving end of their ire; particularly
if they want to be better protected from such things.

As another example, legalising recreational drugs and supplying them through
suitably-qualified channels would slash crime levels by a massive amount and
it would also seriously undermine organised crime and terrorist groups.

So, yes, Maureen Dowd is an obnoxious woman, but it is the New York Times
that gives her the influence that she wields.




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