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History of Feminism

DetlefK

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2. This sound svery republican to me. Wait, hear me out.

Reply to redqueen (Original post)

Mon Dec 16, 2013, 12:58 PM

Dec 2013

It boils down to the attitude: "If you don't support the main demographic group at the expense of other demographic groups, you are hurting the main demographic group."

If you don't allow fundamentalists to oppress groups of their choosing, you are oppressing those fundamentalists.
- religion-based discrimination ("happy holidays&quot
- sexuality-based discrimination (gay marriage)
- gender-based discrimination (abortion)
- race-based discrimination
- wealth-based discrimination
- Teabaggers whining that they don't get a compromise where they don't give up anything and the other side gives up everything.

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Paul Dini: Superhero cartoon execs don't want largely female audiences [View all] redqueen Dec 2013 OP

Dini's a good guy, and one of the ones who jumped ship at DC after the reboot Adenoid_Hynkel Dec 2013 #1

Yep, I've always liked his stuff. nt redqueen Dec 2013 #4

This sound svery republican to me. Wait, hear me out. DetlefK Dec 2013 #2

Pisses me off Blue_Adept Dec 2013 #3

I think this will change ismnotwasm Dec 2013 #5