The National Organization of Women is Embarrassing Itself Now

The history of the USA is littered with victims; people who have been victimized for one reason or another, from some time period to another. Amongst these groups you could find Native Indians; indentured servants, negroes and other slaves; some ethnic minorities; African Americans in the post-civil war era (especially males); members of a few nationalistic groups - which in the short term suffered discrimination, scorn and the like; and American women in general-women of all races, ethnicities, nationalities and religions.

The one group that will find it difficult to make a comprehensive case for victimization here, is Caucasian males; and despite there being a few individuals from this group, who may be successful in making such a case; for the most part: white males have overwhelmingly run the show since the pilgrims first landed at Plymouth Rock. They have always held power in their hands; power that dominated the social, economic, political, religious, military and other institutions of the country; power that has dominated the every fabric of what is called: “Americana”.

This is the objective reality that many white males love to try to deny. They shouldn’t; since most of the demands coming from alternate quarters have been for power-sharing, not for obliteration; there is a difference. They are somewhat lucky in this regard; given some of the shit they have done to others: non-white male. I don’t hear any opposing group in the USA, looking for revenge- in this world where grievances could last for a millennium or beyond. That is fascinating folks; truly.

The problem with male white-power in US society has been the painful reality left for others: that this power has been abused at times; and in so doing been abusive to many. Even white women have felt the abuse. So it was not surprising to many a student of history, that in 1966, the National Organization for Women (NOW) was formed. Its main mission was to advocate for equality. That was a good day for women all over the world- given America’s universal influence on most things.

NOW has taken on many issues salient to females in the USA (and in the larger world), with varied success. The Equal Rights Amendment to the US Constitution was a battle they fought and lost – during the seventies and eighties of the last century. They have been fighting for equal pay for equal work (as men) for some time now; but women still make less than eighty cents to every dollar a man makes in the workplace. Hopefully one day - in the not too distant future- that will even out, and we will get pay-equity in all areas of the economy. It’s an objective that’s long overdue.

NOW also fights very hard to promote and protect abortion rights for women; they have spun the argument as a matter of “freedom of choice”. In this regard: some agree and some disagree; both males and females. This is one issue that won’t go away; and for obvious reasons too lengthy to list here.

Look; NOW is a fine organization: no doubt. But like many organizations they too get stuck in their own world sometimes; stuck in their subjectivity; mired in the narcissism of single-issue politics. This position is no different to that taken by some groups of blacks and Hispanics (Latinos/Latinas); some gay organizations; some Jewish groups; some right-wing groups; some nationalistic groups, and others of the like. Whenever objectivity jumps out the window, close-minded individuals are elevated to autocracy; in this case I am suggesting that NOW has given us a peek at their real agenda. This agenda isn’t just about building an equal footing for women in this male-dominated world, it might just be about replacing white men as oppressors of near everyone else, whenever it is convenient, or whenever there is opposition to the core positions that NOW will take.

Earlier this week Senator Ted Kennedy came out and endorsed Barack Obama for POTUS (President of the United States). It was a big thing. Senator Kennedy- like every other US citizen- has the right to endorse, vote for, support, contribute to, fund raise for, advocate for, canvass for and even proselytize for, any candidate they choose; no matter what the reason; no matter how faulty the logic behind said support; regardless of the rationale for said endorsement/support. The National Organization of Women viciously attacked the senator for not supporting Hillary Clinton instead of Obama; they said that it was a double-cross. They even went further, but I won’t rehash all the things they said in that communique; all in all it was stupid, mean, petty and vicious.

This mean-spirited attack caught many by surprise, given the many years of service Teddy Kennedy (TK) has contributed to progressive causes; given that TK has been a vociferous defender of NOW’s pet issue: abortion rights. He has backed women’s issues to the hilt, time and time again in Congress. TK has been the most consistent defender of liberal positions on the political spectrum. He has been doing this for over forty years. The National Organization for Women (NOW) owes TK a formal and very public apology; right now.

Ted Kennedy exercised what is known as: freedom of choice; election style. NOW fights for what is known as freedom of choice: abortion style. They advocate for a woman’s right to be free to choose abortions over taking pregnancies to full term; thus their attack on Senator Kennedy for his Obama endorsement: smacks of a double standard. It also reeks of genderism. What would they have said if TK was a black man; that the endorsement was solely race-driven? The implications behind their attack are pregnant with possible interpretations; mostly negative ones. Was their endorsement of Hillary Clinton totally gender-driven? It sure appears so to many (male and female).

Hillary blatantly plays the “woman” card at every opportunity, but NOW has refused to denounce this. Hillary and her supporters have been mailing to women at a clip umpteen times higher than her mailing to men; running a campaign with deliberate “female” overtones; and it isn’t even discussed in mainstream media. If Barack Obama attempted to play up his mixed race- beyond what is perceptibly allowable by the gatekeepers of media- you would see an uproar way beyond what your imagination could conceptualize. And that’s the gorilla that I have written about a few times already; very few took me seriously when I first probed this; just as they didn’t take me seriously when I said Barack Obama could win it all; over a year ago.

In state after state, Billary and their supporters have obfuscated Obama’s position on abortion. They have done this deliberately, in order to deviously paint him as anti-abortion, and thus anti-choice. They know that this is blatantly false, and yet they do it over and again. NOW has conveniently stayed quiet on this issue.

In state after state Billary’s machines have distorted Obama’s true religion; lied about his allegiance to the American flag; sent out vicious e-mails with lies, innuendo and racial undertones; smeared him at every opportunity (even using big time political heavyweights in this regard); and NOW has stayed awfully quiet whilst all this was going on. Then Caroline Kennedy endorses Barack with a beautiful op-ed piece in the New York Times newspaper, and suddenly a stirring occurs. Later, when Senator Ted Kennedy and his son congressman Patrick Kennedy come out to join Caroline, each with his own personal endorsement: NOW suddenly finds a voice. Gimme a break!

Look; NOW has a bigger problem on their hands; one they won’t face up to: justifying their closed endorsement of Hillary Clinton. For a feminist organization to endorse Hillary-a woman who must have accepted her betraying husband’s repeated violation of their marriage vows, and who has allowed him to trample over her like she was a doormat- doesn’t equate with the message this organization has been trying to send to women for the past 42 years. It’s contradictory. You truly couldn’t want women to be high achievers, strong individuals, equal, fair, just and independent, when you make an endorsement as this one. I say this because the only thing you have endorsed, is the position that women should always vote for a woman whenever possible; that’s all.

NOW has displayed their hypocrisy with this Hillary Clinton endorsement; they are saying one thing in terms of their philosophy, but saying another in terms of this endorsement. Bill Clinton has hurt too many women with his doggy- like behavior; and Hillary has been an enabler. He has treated women like sex-objects. His satyristic outbursts have caused lots of pain to many women. This shouldn’t be rewarded by an organization like this.

NOW has endorsed a woman-who despite being exceptionally bright- got to where she is today, not on her own volition, but because of an unhealthy relationship with her husband: the former president of this country. She earned all this because of her loyalty, forgiveness, devotion, ruthless ambition and insensitivity. That insensitivity has been directed to fellow females with whom she should have shown more solidarity. That is ruthless; there is no excuse for this Lady Macbeth-like ambition; “ambition should be made of less sterner stuff”. This is scary stuff folks; very scary.

Hillary has never shown any compassion towards a young girl (Monica Lewinsky), whose first and last names are now synonymous with a sex act; and all because of her husband’s bad behavior. It is also because of Hillary’s own hubris, since it is said that the Paula Jones debacle could have been settled out of court, but that Hillary was instrumental in the non-settlement. If that case was settled out of court, then Monica Lewinsky could have been spared the embarrassment of having to see her youthful indiscretions publicly on display in such an international setting.

NOW has never shown the compassion towards this young impressionable intern (Lewinsky), that she deserved from an organization like this. When Monica needed comfort and kinship, NOW was missing in action. There are many fathers out there, who will tell you straight, that if Bill Clinton had destroyed their daughter’s honor like this: they would still be hunting him down “Tony Soprano” style. Too many people in this country refuse to explore what really happened to this young woman; too many people insist to this day, that this should be casually dismissed as some private adulterous affair- best left up to the privacy of forgiving parties. It is not that simple; but I don’t want to explore the intricacies in this column.

The media frenzy and overbearing publicity that swirled around what happened between Bill and Monica has led to a rise in the number of kids being caught performing oral sex in elementary and high schools; and in places such as hallways, classrooms and bathrooms. It has also led to a rise in STDs amongst youngsters over the past dozen years; if you don’t believe me, than ask Doctor Phil. If taken further to a logical conclusion, all this has possibly affected the rise in HIV-infections amongst teenagers in certain parts of this country.

There is a double standard in existence when organizations like NOW, plus “big- name” individual feminists, consistently articulate and write, that women should not be viewed as, or treated as, or valued as, or looked at as sex objects, but then allow Billary’s behavior to go unpunished. At least Rosie O’Donnell -an unabashed feminist if there ever was one- had the guts to publicly call out the Clintons on this one. For whatever it is worth, Ms. O’Donnell won my respect with that call. Hillary Clinton is no role-model for feminism.

And let’s look at another aspect of her campaign: Bill Clinton’s behavior. Is this the example you want to set for aspiring feminists? Will it be that every time you are confronted with a ticklish situation, you will trot out your hubby as some knight in shining armor? Pleaseeeeeeeee! Are you going to have your husband become your hit man every time a male (like Barack) throws a shot up sides your head? Will a man always come to your aid and comfort while you run around as feminism-incarnate?

And what will your husband be doing while you are busy as president? If the past is the best indicator of potential behavior, this question will be disturbing to many a parent. If you can’t keep your hubby in check during the campaign, then how will you keep him corralled while in office? Where are the answers to all this?

Look, I don’t want to rehash all the many troubling allegations from the Bill Clinton presidential era; we all know them. The list is long and wide. The claims are in some cases hideous, odious, troubling, outlandish and even horrific. Do we really want to possibly go back down these streets? I know many many people who tell me: no. I concur. We need to go forward not backwards; Billary is the past; Barack Obama is the future. It is that simple. Ted, Patrick and Caroline Kennedy know this; that’s why they endorsed Obama and not Hillary Clinton. This isn’t rocket-science folks. It isn’t.

The National Organization for Women had an opportunity to endorse a brilliant and impressive married man named Barack Obama; a man who is a role model for what real men should be: (1) loving and protective fathers, (2) loyal husbands, (3) devoted family men, (4) concerned and caring citizens, and (5) intellectually developed men with social consciences. They didn’t endorse him, but preferred instead to signal women all over the world, that a couple (Billary) with a publicly dysfunctional marriage should be rewarded with another stint in the White house; this is sad; real sad; especially when women have taken so much crap from men, because too many of them lacked strength, morality, integrity, discipline and character. Too many of our social ills can be traced right back to the “missing father syndrome”, and to the heavy toll that divorce extracts from our society. The executive officers of NOW should be ashamed of themselves for endorsing Hillary Clinton over Barack Obama, since it directly conflicts with their ideals, hopes, values and aspirations.

NOW missed the point, and in so doing they also missed the boat; and with that boat came a tremendous opportunity to make an endorsement that transcended race, ethnicity, religion, nationality or gender. They embarrassed themselves with this endorsement and also with their subsequent attack on Ted Kennedy. When the primary is over and Barack Obama becomes the Dems nominee; NOW will get another opportunity to do this thing right: I hope they do the right thing next time around. After super-Tuesday it will be clear that they made the wrong choice, and also that they are out of step with a significant portion of their membership.

Stay tuned-in folks: the best is yet to come.



Submitted by Kopechnie (not verified) on Sat, 02/02/2008 - 7:17am.

" Bill Clinton has hurt too many women with his doggy- like behavior"

That's right.

Contrast this to the exemplary behavior of Ted Kennedy.

There was no cum stain at Chappaquidick because it got washed out in the bay.   


Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, 02/02/2008 - 7:26am.

its over-the-top paranoic identity politcs was an embarassment. 

Mostly it reminded of the irrational ravings I read here. Ms. Pappas is Rock Hackshaw with a uteris.

No, Rock, I don't believe Billary is above playing "Cunt Politics", just like I don't believe Obama is above playing the race card, but as they admirably shoed in the latest debate they are both far better than one trick ponies.

Unlike you.

However, what I do believe is that the Clinton are too smart to have found the Pappas outburst anything but an inconvenient embarrassment. To blame them for that imbecile would be like blaming Obama for you, and HE DESERVES BETTER!

I do want to thank you though for restoration of the comments section. Reading those awful Crackwhore parodies of you was like hearing too much heavy metal in quadrophonic sound. Yuck! 

Glad you grew back your pair.


Submitted by VJ Machiavelli on Sat, 02/02/2008 - 10:14am.

Rock

Sticks & stones can break your bones, But Comments can only make you stronger. 

BTW In the end there can only be one who was president not TWO. It;s Bill Stupid, not Hillary Soprano.

Run do not walk to see HILLARY SOPRANO THE MOVIE

WWW.HILLARYTHEMOVIE.COM

PS I GUESS MY SUPPORT OF YOU SCARED THE 'HATERS" LIKE "STONEY" POOR "STONEY" NOW HE/SHE WILL HAVE NOTHING TO DO.  

Yes I support Rocks right to say what is on his mind, and people should post comments that are not hateful.

Beware STONEY and the rest of you ROCK HATERS, we will be watching his BACK.

VJ Machiavelli 

 

 

 


Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, 02/02/2008 - 10:21am.
Any woman who is voting for Hillary should be ashamed of themselves. When she "stood by her man" in the  Ms. Flowers, drama back in the day, and then she " stood by her man" in the Ms. Jones drama and the final drama of Ms. Lewinsky  just shows Hillary Clinton's lack of respect for herself & women in general. I know my wife would have shown me the door. Ms. Clinton is just a smooth talker, and can spin a situation or story better than anyone else, besides her husband. My vote is for Barack Obama
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Submitted by Rock Hackshaw on Sat, 02/02/2008 - 10:26am.
VJ Machiaveli........TYVM. Your support is appreciated.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, 02/02/2008 - 11:00am.

It's not the Hitler-Stalin pact, more like an allaince between Benito Mussolini and Haillie Selasie! LOL!

Can't wait for there joint press conferenc eendorsing McCain.

 


Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, 02/02/2008 - 12:30pm.

....delcined to make rude comments about the Clinton's family life.

In fact he extolled their staying together for the sake of their child, who seems to have turned out quite well, thanks in no small part to her caring, in-tact family.

What an example to others: "Work it out, depsite adversity"

To go after Hillary on this is, if anything blaming the victim. 

What does Rock Hackshaw tell a woman with a black eye?

Nothing; he already told her once.

And, hey Emmett Till should ahve known better than to whistle at the white lady. If he'd minded the manners he learned in church, none of it would have happened.

What stupid tripe.  


Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, 02/02/2008 - 12:33pm.

NOW is to  Clinton supporters, as Charles Barron is to Obama's.

So fucking what, in either case.

Let's move on!


Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, 02/02/2008 - 5:05pm.

I hate to agree with 1:33pm, but did we really need to have your talents wasted on NOW?  Clearly, they are a bunch of idiots.  As a woman, I think their attacks have been an embarassment. I was hoping that your next article would have some insights from you on Tuesday's primaries.  Who cares about NOW and their idiotic pronouncements. NEXT!!!

As for Hillary standing by her man, is there anyone left who thinks that this is anything but a political marriage?  I am no Clinton supporter, but it seems clear to me that the marriage between Bill and Hillary is a sham.  I'm not going to blame her for staying in a marriage under conditions she agreed to.

BTW, Glad your comments section is back. 


Submitted by VJ Machiavelli on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 12:31am.

Benito Mussolini made the trains run on time, and I will make sure Rocks Blog runs too.

VIVA THE AXIS OF LOVE OVER HATE 

VJ Machiavelli 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 4:21am.
VJ is ILL DOUCHEY
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Submitted by Rock Hackshaw on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 8:38am.
I re-open my comments section to walk into this stuff still. Like: "what does Rock Hackshaw tell a woman with a black eye?Nothing; he already told her once". LOOK:I HAVE NEVER HIT A WOMAN IN MY LIFE. NEVER. NEVER HAS; NEVER WILL. I have been fighting for women's rights- and on women's issues- all my adult life. I have daughters for Christ's sake; I love them with all my life. So why would you make such a comment? All this anger and bile directed my way is so silly; damn. And to think people keep telling me to keep my comment section open. For what? I still don't know. And yet, I try to appease them,only to get half the comments here directly demeaning me. And this is even from the regulars who harass me here. Why should I do a Super-Tueasday column? Just to be ridiculed? Why? We will see; if I feel up to it I will; but right now: I don't know.

Submitted by VJ Machiavelli on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 10:49am.

ROCK

Keep your cool, You need to keep your cool 

Don't ley them get your goat.

state your views and keep your cool

AS for me i love being called names, i get a high from people calling me names. PLEASE KEEP IT UP, BRING IT ON, GO FOR IT.

BUT PLEASE PICK A NAME AND DON'T HIDE BEHIND 'THE WHITE SHEET OF ANONYMOUS"

BUT IF YOU ALL MUST HIDE BEHIND 'THE WHITE SHHET OF ANONYMOUS" KEEP THE NAMING CALLING COMING I GROW STRONGER WITH EVERY ATTACH. 

VJ Machiavelli 

 


Submitted by 1:30 (not verified) on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 12:11pm.

You can't recgonize a metaphor when you're hit by it?

The whole column's attitude towards women in general, and Hillary and particular is inconsistent only in that it veers wildly between patronizing and abusive. Victim blaiming is eblematic of the evils of the white male society you claim to abhor, but only seek to replicate in sepia tone, as your keep em barefoot and preganant attidue about abortion confirms.

NOW went overboard and over the top. Your is a reponse in kind.

Maybe Ms. Pappas could take you as a date to a Super Tuesday Party. The two of you are practically mirro image relections of each other.    


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Submitted by Rock Hackshaw on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 12:30pm.
To the last commenter: do you know my core position on abortion? You are no different than the rest of my attackers.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 1:15pm.

Your core position is that, in some manor, you are willing to subsitutue your judgment for that of women. All the rest is commentary.

The freddom to control one's personal autonmy is fundamental to human freedom. Any infringement by the state upon a right so fundamntal, no matter how compelling the ostensible reason, is an attack on the autonomy of the individual. Once done it is like an attack upon one's virginity, and the next attack no longer seems very significant in context.

As someone who understand the moral dimension involved, I am not telling you it is wrong to try to persuade women not to have abortions. Go ahead. As long as they, and they alone are empowered to make the final decision. But, the minute your subsitutue your judgment for their, and set up roadblocks to their ability to control their personal destiny, you cannot call yourself an ally of women. You do, so you arent't.

As such, your moral authority to expound upon this issue is suspect. You are perfectly free expound upon your position, and i am perfectly free to point out that, fundmentally, your feel that women should be treated as less than full human beings. That, sir, is the context in which you have made your remarks.

Today we mourn the death of the late Agricultural Secretary Earl "Tight Shoes, Loose Pussy, and a Warm Plasce to Shit" Butz. I would gladly defer to Mr. Butz's wisdom on the matter of seed corn without raising the matter of his fondness for tasteless racial jokes, but if he were to start lecturing about Jesse Jackson I would feel compelled to bring such matter up. You sir, have presented yourself as an honorary feminist.

Balderdash. These remarks are suspect merely because they have come from your pen. Thier content only confirms susch suspeicions.           


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Submitted by Rock Hackshaw on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 3:26pm.
Laws govern both men and women, once as individuals, they are willing to surrender certain freedoms, in order to place themselves under its aegis. With that said, I believe that the current law of the land on abortions should be respected. However, I don't totally agree with it, and that doesn't make me out to be wrong by your count: I just disagree with you somewhat. I am for limited choice, and when I ran for office I was brave enough (and still is) to articulate what I mean by that. I beleieve that there are various situations and circumstances whereby abortions (even partial-births)should be always allowed; rape, incest, and whenever the life of the potential mother or fetus is at risk (on many levels)as per stipulation of a medical practitioner (psychologist, psychiatrist, pediatician, general practitioner, etc. included). But unlike you I don't think that a woman has a RIGHT to destroy a fetus for WHATEVER reason she feels like; whenever she feels like; just because her body is the host. This position will never sit well with me (and many others too of either gender, for that matter), unless science could definitely tell exactly when life starts. If your position was so CORRECT, then ask yourself why this issue wouldn't go away. The answer of course is that some people see the fetus in the womb as human life- from the moment of conception. This isn't some fanatical position-take (as you would want to imply), since many women feel this way too. Thus it's not only intrusive and controlling men who only want to impose their will on a woman's body; as some feminists are want/ or like to say. When abortions are done, it is usually done for inherently selfish and self-centered reasons most times (not all times); they also dispense death and finality to a potential human being. I choose life over death, except when the situation or circumstance warrants an exemption. It's up to us as a society, to agree on what these exemptions should be; and when they should be allowed to take place. In life things are seldom black and white and/or clear cut.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 3:43pm.

Rock believes that the choice of whether to bring a child into the world should be left in wiser hands that those of the mother  who will have to bear the burden of its birth.

All his remarks must be filtered through that undeniable fact fact.

Rock has been unnmaked for what he is.

 


Submitted by Omar, Asquith & Weyman (not verified) on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 4:12pm.
How cum you're blogging instead of getting off your ass and knocking on doors for Obama?
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Submitted by Rock Hackshaw on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 4:25pm.
Your last comment (4:43) is the proof positive as to why I am always reluctant to engage people like you, in any type of discourse over the blogs. You are dishonest. You have chosen to deliberately manipulate and distort my core positons, in order to try to win a discussion here. And I thought your reply would have been useful; I even looked forward to it. My position has been public for more than a dozen years. But then how else would you deal with honest dialogue? Especially when it's what you just don't want to hear. Simple: you try to undermine or ridicule me instead. You try to minimize and trivialize what I said. Good for you. TYVM. I won't respond further to anything any of you guys say in this thread. TO 5;12 pm: I don't have to knock doors for Obama at this stage; those days were finished long ago (but you guys didn't even know when it was taking place).

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 6:52pm.

Rock,

You don't get it.  If a woman choses to have an abortion, NO MATTER WHAT THE REASON, that is her right.  The man is not the one who carries the child, nor the one who has to care for that child.  You cannot say that you are pro feminism if you do not believe in our basic right to have an abortion. Don't claim to be something that you are not.


Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 9:29pm.
Just because you've been saying the same thing about abortion for a dozen years doesn't mean anyone here knows it. Most people here probably assumed to the contrary. As such, they presumed you came from a place similar to them, and were willing to listen. I was. now, knowing where you really atand, and facotring it in with your frequent coments about gay issues, I've come to the conclusion that your are scoially somewhat rectionary. As such, I have little use about your opinions about NOW or any other matters relating to women's issues. What you think is as relevant to me as what Mike Huckabee thinks.   
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Submitted by Rock Hackshaw on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 11:17pm.
And guess what: I have never asked any of you to read or comment on what I write. Most surveys show that my position on abortion is closer to the majority position, not yours; so don't try to paint me as extreme: you are.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 11:42pm.

Good you may be with the majority of the American voters, but you are not with the majority of New York Democratic Primary voters. You are at their extreme right wing edge, and they shoudl regard your advice accordingly.

Rock, how would you feel if someone tried to justify their opposition to affirmative action by saying their position was held by the majority (which, by the way, it is)?


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Submitted by Rock Hackshaw on Sun, 02/03/2008 - 11:50pm.
I used that analogy (majority) because you were the one trying to paint my position as extreme; get your facts straight. Start respecting other people's right to their opinion (no matter how faulty). I WILL SAY NO MORE ON THIS SUBJECT SO STOP.

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Mon, 02/04/2008 - 12:07am.

Rock Hackshaw, the man with the eggshell ego so sensitive he closed down his blog to comment; the man who takes evey sincere difference of opinion as a personal slight; the man who condenms a woman's right group for supporting a woman (however idotic their language)  wants to give lectures on peoples to their opinions.

And I'm supposed to keep a straight face?

Right. Right after i watch Bill Clinton and Andrew Sullivan conduct  a chastity lecture.  


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Submitted by Rock Hackshaw on Mon, 02/04/2008 - 7:54am.
I close down my blog from vicious and nasty commenters. I close it down when I don't feel like dealing with the abuse: THAT'S MY FRIGGIN PREROGATIVE. GOT IT? Are you brave enough to even write one, or to stand up for anything,or take a position on anything? Gouess not!

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Mon, 02/04/2008 - 8:28am.

ROCK LEXICON

Rock: Noun. Himself. Oh Marvelous Me. King of all he sees. Yertle the Turtle.

Abuse: Noun. Disagreeing with the King.  

 

 


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Submitted by Rock Hackshaw on Mon, 02/04/2008 - 8:38am.
I am not as cowardly as you are; since I won't attack someone from behind some anonymous cover. THINK ABOUT THAT (but then your brains are probably like scrambled eggs).

Submitted by Christopher London (not verified) on Wed, 03/26/2008 - 2:56pm.
Mr. Hackshaw: I commend you for writing a clear, concise and convincing piece exposing the N.O.W. hypocrisy when it comes to the Clintons. By making itself an instrumentality of the Hillary Clinton Campaign, I believe that N.O.W. has marginalized its significance in America as a legitimate force for women's rights. Every chance I get, I forward the link of this blog to any woman I know who has doubts about supporting Clinton. Her campaign appeals to those on the left side of the bell curve and unfortunately, there are many such people in America. N.O.W. & the Clintons have duped women into believing that Hillary is their best bet, but moreover they have gone to great lengths to slander, libel and malign the integrity of a REAL MAN, OBAMA, who has been an ardent supporter of women's rights.

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