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Posted on 10/25/2015 8:14:35 PM PDT by Beave Meister
The politically correct Glamour Magazine has reportedly waived the one defining requirement of candidates for its “Woman of the Year” honor—a double X chromosome—in conferring the title for 2015 on crossdresser Bruce Jenner, a move many women are finding insulting.
The magazine is expected to formally announce its choice of Jenner as woman of the year, along with actress Reese Witherspoon, on November 3.
Criticisms are already piling up from women who find the choice of Jenner to be demeaning, and are falling into two main camps. First, out of all the real women in the world, could Glamour not find one worthy of the title of Woman of the Year without needing to fish in the male pool of boys dressing as girls?
Second, what in the world has Jenner done in the past year—other than get a makeover—that qualifies him as a model for achieving woman around the world?
In a stinging commentary, Nicole Russell writes that by choosing Jenner as woman of the year, “Glamour endorses the idea that men are better at being women than we are.”
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Does this make them transgenderphobes? Here, I thought that everyone was supposed to celebrate with all the fruitcakes.
As a man Jenner caused an accident that killed a woman. As a “woman,” he caused an accident that killed a dear. The media reported on how stylish jenner was stepping out of her car after hitting the dear.
After all the “equality” it will still be a man’s world. Women’s instincts and sensibilities determine the policies and the totalitarian direction of the western cultures by their votes but men still and will continue to actually run the mechanics of it all. Ultimately the totally masculine cultures, China, Rusisia, and Islam will dominate the future.
LOL!
“DNA don’t lie.”
What DNA? Where is your copy of Jenner’s medical report disclosing his DNA?
Oh yeah! Make mine a double!
Da! Strong women, bear many children for the Motherland, grow better mustache than Stalin...
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