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International Women’s Day: Code for ‘Advancing Radical Feminism Around the Globe’

By Jill on 3.9.2008

Phyllis Schlafly seeks to remind us that she is still a nutty windbag who realizes it’s highly lucrative to make a life-long career out of ordering other women to shut up, stay home and submit. Read it for a laugh.

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    trailer park 3.10.2008 at 11:54 am |

    Back in 1911, the very first IWD was celebrated in order to campaign for such noble ideals as women’s right to work, to vote, and to hold public office. Today, IWD serves to advance radical feminism

    Look, you are allowed to work and vote, so that means you’re equal. Asking for all kinds of special rights to not be beaten or raped or murdered or forced in to marriage with old men is just radical crazy bra-burning ball-busting feminaziism!!!!

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    Bitter Scribe 3.10.2008 at 12:48 pm |

    Phyllis Schafly: Living proof that if you repeat a lie a few thousand times, it becomes the truth.

  3. 3
    K 3.10.2008 at 12:50 pm |

    If that’s ‘radical’ feminism sign me up, ’cause here I thought I was just asking for some basic rights. Go figure.

    K

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    Gina 3.10.2008 at 2:25 pm |

    The supporting organizations are not women’s groups, but feminist groups, including Feminist Peace Network, Aurora Women’s Network, UNESCO, and the United Nations Development Fund for Women, also known as UNIFEM.

    The horrors!

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    Danakitty 3.10.2008 at 3:00 pm |

    “The radical feminists want to remake our laws in order to eradicate everything that is masculine from our culture and create a gender-neutral society,” concluded Schlafly.

    I don’t see anything wrong with a gender-neutral society. No sexism? Cool.

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    Vir Modests 3.10.2008 at 5:40 pm |

    Back in 1911, the very first IWD was celebrated in order to campaign for such noble ideals as women’s right to work, to vote, and to hold public office.

    Which was pretty damn radical at the time, don’t you think?

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