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Yes, it illustrates a pretty huge issue. And issue of education induced oversensitivity and belief that just because your big ego doesn't like something everyone else is required to run away screaming and bring jewels and flowers to appease the self appointed goddess.

There are jokes about everyone all over the place, how come only those that may, if stretched far enough, might be by selected few be in the exact right light considered derogatory to women, cause a long thread of insults? What's so special about them? Are they really that sensitive? Or did they find out that screaming will get them attention and special treatment?

You can't caricature current feminism. You can't caricature a caricature.

Jenda
Enoch was right!
Enjoy the last years of Rome.

In reply to Re^2: How many man-hours would you estimate you have invested in learning Perl? by Jenda
in thread How many man-hours would you estimate you have invested in learning Perl? by punch_card_don

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