Sillyman{at}famous.com wrote:
> On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 13:06:58 -0500, viking  wrote:
>
> >
> >Hyderdahl is like one of those mumbling street people who don't make
> >any sense, lost in their own world of disturbed need. One of the
most
> >insecure people I've ever seen, she operates in four ways to try to
> >fill some imagined power need:

On the other hand, maybe the truth is hiding in plain sight. H
thinks just like every other feminist. The only difference is that she
is willing to say it out loud.



> >
> >1.) Uses formulaic answers that don't address the issue (eg, Man:
> >"Fathers should have more visitation rights." H:
"Men are no longer
> >allowed to shirk their child support responsibilities.")
> >
> >2.) Wants to speak for all "women," a classic attempt at
> >self-empowerment (eg, Man: "Fathers should have more visitation
> >rights." H: "Women no longer have to listen to what you
say.")
> >
> >3.) Simply lies to try to make a point, as in, "There is no message
of
> >gender supremacy; there is only legal equality."
> >
> >4.) Says that women now have guns to control men; the power need
here
> >is obvious.
> >
> >No, Hyerdahl doesn't matter, but she does deserve pity. I devalue
her
> >posts accordingly; she's the usenet equivalent of a mindless street
> >person, I'm afraid, lost in a psychosis. Don't play into it; the
best
> >way to help her is to change the topic to something she'll find
> >non-threatening.
>
>
> Your generosity does you credit. It is good to treat the mentally
> deficient with kindness, and a sign of moral and mental discipline to
> answer her ugly, nasty, hateful sentiments with measured words. If
you
> have a bible handy, then Psalm 15:1, Proverbs 14:29,  and Proverbs
> 16:32 express pretty well what you are getting at, I think.
>
> I prefer Winston Churchill's version of doing things. Parg is a
> classic bully. She's stupid, dishonest, and vile, and no amount of
> appeasement is going to change her vicious nature. What she needs,
and
> unfortunately none of us can provide her, is a good hard smack every
> time she starts to beak off.  Classic behaviour modification
technique
> that most of our grandmothers understood quite well.
>
> What all of us should do is just ignore her. She's not going to go
> away, but like mold on a beech tree it stops being a problem when you
> stop paying attention to it. Unfortunately, for most of us she's like
> an itchy scab that we just can't resist scratching at.
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