I noted that yesterday was the 70th Anniversary of Japanese Surrender in WWII. William Jacobson asks if we could accomplish that task today? In our current state of readiness and leadership, absolutely not. But faced with a real threat, the USA could potentially rise to the challenge. The problem is would we do so quickly enough? While ISIS shows its true character by using gas against Kurdish targets and raping and murdering innocents in the middle east, the west (mostly) ignores and actively downplays the threat.
College men are portrayed (mostly completely falsely and almost always grossly exaggerated when crimes have occurred) as brutal rapist, while real brutal rapists come into our country illegally (how many Americans need to die from this). And ISIS and its fellow Islamists are opening terrorizing populations in Nigeria, Syria and Iraq. ISIS is evil. Feminists give them a pass.
College men are portrayed (mostly completely falsely and almost always grossly exaggerated when crimes have occurred) as brutal rapist, while real brutal rapists come into our country illegally (how many Americans need to die from this). And ISIS and its fellow Islamists are opening terrorizing populations in Nigeria, Syria and Iraq. ISIS is evil. Feminists give them a pass.
— Evi L. Bloggerlady (@MsEBL) August 14, 2015
Wombat: Michelle Malkin: Keep Gitmo detainees out of US and Wombat: Am ThinkerTOM: Media as ISIS publicity agents, This Unfortunate Incident, Friday Fiction: Smitty/Darleen, Feminists and how to avoid them, the Self Abnegation of...Gender Identity, Feminism's attack on 'Institutionalized, Normative Heterosexuality'
Instapundit: John Rhys-Davies fears the West has lost its moral compass in regards to ISIS, the coming perfect storm, college kangaroo courts, Obama lost Iraq, It is treason to put Obama over country, and the power of the narrative
If the feminuts ever went after the real oppressors of women, they wouldn't last 10 seconds.
ReplyDeleteWonder how Gloria Allred would do if the deck were stacked in the other direction.