I agree that Rush is an entertainer, and in fact I have never been much into talk radio, so my acquaintance with him is limited.
I think there may be a connection between guys like Kennedy and Clinton liking to be free to run around without consequence, and their support of "women's issues". I have posted elsewhere about the relationship between easy abortion and the weakening of ties of paternity. It is very convenient for a guy who might get someone "knocked- up" to say, "hey, it's your choice, and I'll give you the money to have an abortion". It's also convenient to have women believing, as lorrie apparently does, that behaving like the worst sort of men is liberating.
I consider a "radical feminist" anyone who thinks that all gender differences are "constructed", and that it is the government's responsibility to try to erase gender differences. I also consider supporters of third trimester abortions to be radical. I consider those who argue for a gynocentric paradigm in the sciences to be radical, and those who argue that the government should mandate "comparable worth" salaries to be very radical.
I would not argue that all prejudice is gone, especially in business, merely that the residual is more a matter for social evolution, not government action. |
