I've always been a fan of the first waves. The women about education, ethnography, the vote, and wages. They were strong, wonderful women who really wanted to achieve change. I ascribe to their views more than I do the 70s and now as a gay man. I just can't. Feminism isn't about equality any more. It's about white…

On the bright side, you're only being chastised by a shut in that has no social interaction outside of the internet, and proudly claims the mantle of bobble head. Her life is deader than her dad, and probably more drug induced.

Dr Ellenberg,

H.P. Lovecraft.

That one drove me to finish the Dark Tower series, though I must admit to skipping the fifth book altogether.

It's not usually anger at women only spaces, but that feminists have destroyed most all men only spaces. Thus we have women's colleges, gyms, etc. while all of the corresponding spaces for men have been destroyed. Of course the feminists have "good" reasons for doing THAT as well.

Exactly why is that it becomes the responsibility of all other men?

If all it takes is one, why isn't everyone terrified of women?

Where do your sports teams play? What airport do you use? When a show comes to town where does it play? When you tell people who live outside of Michigan where you live whst do you say? Maybe you don't live in Detroit, but you live in Detroit.

Unlike in Florida, in Detroit black men are killed predictably, either by the police or by rival gangs, right?

Silverdome is only a 30 minute drive away. That's like saying Buckhead isn't Atlanta, Miami does't affect the Everglades, people in Gloucester don't have Boston accents, or people in Virginia don't work in DC.

Transcendentally beautiful, but how did they pay for it, whuffie?

Flop schmop, I love this film.

I pictured Rust Cohle writing this article, while chain-smoking and downing a sixer.

The Don't-Have-A-Cows Are Not What They Seem.