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::I see exactly what you are trying to say, and I did see the word "typical" but I still don't think it's true. "Most" liberals are not irrational -- any more than "most" conservatives are.
::I see exactly what you are trying to say, and I did see the word "typical" but I still don't think it's true. "Most" liberals are not irrational -- any more than "most" conservatives are.
::Lastly, I read the whole quote but interpreted it in the context that I've heard radical feminists say it time after time after time: they think that everything has a "man bias" and so it should be redone, not removed. I don't think that whoever said that honestly believes that we don't need logic, math or science. 18:39, 27 March 2008 (EDT)
::Lastly, I read the whole quote but interpreted it in the context that I've heard radical feminists say it time after time after time: they think that everything has a "man bias" and so it should be redone, not removed. I don't think that whoever said that honestly believes that we don't need logic, math or science. 18:39, 27 March 2008 (EDT)
:Oh, like when a woman tells her husband, "You never take me to the movies"? She means that he doesn't take her often enough, or maybe just that she'd like to go in the near future.
:Well, I think there should be one standard for all academics. No fair holding men to a strict standard of accountability, while women can say anything they want and then take it back.
:This is an encyclopedia, and if that particular feminist quote was not meant to be taken literally we need another quote. --[[User:Ed Poor|Ed Poor]] <sup>[[User talk:Ed Poor|Talk]]</sup> 18:51, 27 March 2008 (EDT)