Monday, September 26, 2011

Feminists/Women=Communists/Factory Workers

Or, in other words, feminists are to women as communists are to factory workers.  That is, feminists are hardly normal women, and communists are seldom factory workers at all.  Instead, the F/C's are in the business of making the W/FW's fit into an ideological mold, and if they ruin a few million lives in the process, well, you know the omelet saying.  Feminists and communists are all on the same team, of course, and the purpose of the team is the destruction of Western Civilization.

Alex Kurtagic asks what the left has done for women, and, in the process, he's posted two collages.  The women of the left:

And the women of the right:

How many of each can you identify?  Which group looks like the most pleasant to hang out with?  Discuss.
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Late-breaking news.  Somebody just contacted me and said this is "the most obnoxious blog" she's ever seen and that I'm an "anti-intellictual."  If it makes her feel any better, some of the men on the right are pretty goofy-looking:)
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Yet another update:
Alex Kurtagic sent the names of the Women on the Left:


From the gallery of horrors:

First row, left to right:

Betty Friedan, Susan Sontag, Bernardine Dohrn, Mary Daly

Second row:

Andrea Dworkin, Gayatri Spivak, Germaine Greer, Ti-Grace Atkinson

Third row:

Valerie Solanas, Gloria Steinem, Roxanne Dunbar, Cheryl Clarke

Fourth row:

Mary Jo Bane, Marilyn French, Phyllis Chesler, Simone de Bouvoir

Friedan, Sontag, Dworkin, Steinem, and Chesler were/are Jewish. Dohrn, a Vietnam War activist and communist, is not, though her father was. Dunbar's mother was half American Indian. Spivak is from India.



And the Women on the Right:

From the gallery of actual women:

First row, left to right:

Hannah Reitsch, Diana Mitford, Saga, Magda Goebbels

Second row:

Nesta Webster, Jaenelle Antas, Michele Renouf, Masha Scream

Third row:

Norah Dacre Fox, Leni Riefenstach, Brigitte Bardot, Unity Mitford

Fourth row:

Ingrid Rimland, Françoise Dior, Savitri Devi, Elizabeth Dilling

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