Is Feminism a Mental Disorder?

The Reality Check ^ | June 7, 2006 | Carey Roberts

[pissant]

It is a subset of modern liberalism, so the answer is yes.

[Borges]

Welcome to FR.

[sachem longrifle]

Depends. the love of lesbianism and abortion on demand feminism is a Mental Disorder

[hispanarepublicana]

On a related note, I've always thought most lesbians had a hormonal disorder. I have yet to meet a "lesbian on the street" (as opposed to a Hollywood lesbian) who didn't look like she had some degree of a long simmering polycystic ovarian disorder.

[pissant]

Agree with the latter. The former is ok as long as both chicks are hotties. ;o)

[pissant]

His stay will be a short one.

[rottndog]

It is a subset of modern liberalism, so the answer is yes.


So really it's the underlying liberalism/leftism that is the real mental disorder?

Sounds right to me.

[Centurion2000]

Is Feminism a Mental Disorder?

Rhetorical questions make good articles?

[Vaquero]

How about the lipstick lesbians that folks like Howard Stern idolize?

[hispanarepublicana]

How else would they get on the Howard Stern show?

[GovernmentShrinker]

a seething caldron of delusion, phobia, and paranoia.

Yes. However, that's hardly unique to radical feminism. The extreme versions of virtually all political and religious movements exhibit the same traits. I think it's really all the same mental illness going by different names, depending upon where the sufferers live, and what brand of extremist delusion/phobia/paranoia is most readily available to them.

More often than not it’s the woman who’s violent, and the man is on the receiving end of the abuse.

Probably quite true. However, the degree of serious physical damage, and the degree of legitimate fear of serious physical damage, to the person on the receiving end, tends to be significantly greater when it's the woman on the recieving end. Yes, there are the Lorena Bobbit type cases, where a woman takes advantage of a man's being asleep (or drunk/drugged) to compensate for her lesser physical strength. But that's pretty uncommon. Men are on average somewhat larger and a lot stronger than women.

[hispanarepublicana]

De nada. Welcome to Free Republic.

[GovernmentShrinker]

Or perhaps you just didn't recognize the ones who didn't look that way.

[Melinda]

OK, Mel and Reed, break's over, time to go back to class.

[hispanarepublicana]

Well, through business, I'm actually acquainted with a handful. There hasn't been an exception yet.

[cpdiii]

Maybe what these b*****s NEED is an occasional slap!

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