Ninjahedge
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- Mar 2, 2005
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The women in my life generally agree with me that Ann Coulter is C-word material. In fact I have discussed her with my wonderful mother, and our only area of disagreement was that she finds Ann Coulter Satan's spawn, whereas I think she's just a cynical, mean person adopting a public persona as Satan's spawn. As my mom observed, though, that may be a meaningless distinction if you're on the receiving end of her firebreathing rhetoric, just as the families whose loved one just died probably don't care whether the Westboro Baptist Church is serious when it says God laughs at the death of their husbands, fathers, and children.
I have never called a woman the C-word, but I think it has a legitimate place in the profanity arsenal. I am very much an advocate of women's rights (due in no small part to being raised by a fairly brilliant female judge, who I've had the pleasure of serving as co-counsel with, on a murder case no less), but I don't think that insulates them from criticism, even if it's mean-spirited. To the contrary, it strikes me as sexist to say that women's tender ears should be protected against particular words. Honestly I think we as a culture are far too puritanical and supercilious when it comes to language anyway.
As I said above, I think the C-word is downright mild compared to the kind of hatred Ann Coulter makes millions of dollars a year to spew.
No offense, but if all of this means that a stranger on the Internet who I will never meet thinks less of me, I can live with that. I wish you well in any event.
EDIT: Oh, and thanks to davmat787 for your kind words.
You're just being a dick.........
