Debunking Militant Feminist Orthodoxy

davidlimbaugh.com ^ | 01/30/06 | david limbaugh

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Kate O'Beirne's "Women Who Make the World Worse" is one of the boldest books challenging the orthodoxy of political correctness to be released in years. Above all, it documents the real damage inflicted on our culture by radical feminism and the women who lead that destructive movement.

O'Beirne makes a compelling case, substantiated by copious research, that radical feminism has been driven largely by disaffected women, devoted to undermining the traditional institutions that are indispensable for a healthy, vibrant society: motherhood, fatherhood and marriage.

In their relentless assault on gender distinctions and Mother Nature herself, they have tried to eliminate all differences between men and women, labeling them as social constructs engineered by dominant males in furtherance of their conspiracy to oppress women.

This book is not merely a polemical counterpoint to the subjective propaganda with which radical feminists have bombarded society in the last three-plus decades. It marshals impressive evidence shattering the bizarre, counterintuitive psychobabble feminists have promoted to "deconstruct" the pillars of our culture.

Radical feminist torchbearers publicly condemn marriage as the "chief vehicle for the perpetuation of the oppression of women" and a destructive institution that has harmed women's mental and emotional health.

But O'Beirne shows that when confronted with the hard evidence that refutes their premises, radical feminists cavalierly dismiss it as just further proof of men's successful subjugation and indoctrination of women.

[grey_whiskers]

Remember one of Rush Limbaugh's "Undeniable Truths of Life":

Feminism was created to give ugly women greater access to the mainstream of society.

(Janet Reno, Estrich, Hillary,....)

No cheers, unfortunately.

Full Disclosure: Now I need a Catherine Zeta-Jones or Ann Coulter pic just to recover ;-)

[Mr. Blonde]

The only male perpetuated myths I can think of about women are that there are pretty lesbians. They always are in the movies, and then in real life....not so much.