Male Liberal Bloggers Hating Conservative Female Bloggers
From Stepping Right Up!, a rundown of the tough, even vicious treatment that conservative female bloggers have gotten from liberal male bloggers.
Much more than traditional “patriarchal” males, liberal males are insistent that women have to play the role assigned to them.
Except the assigned role is to be a leftist feminist, railing against “sexism” and pushing a standard liberal policy agenda.
When women (or blacks) fail to conform to the role assigned them, they are vilified.
Welcome to Women’s Liberation, circa 2007!
[Correction/Update:]
The blogger on Pundit Nation who attacked Kathy Carpenter was Anne Quimby Mathias, not Michael J. Mathias who also blogs at Pundit Nation. Ms. Mathias has now apologized, but apparently because liberal bloggers are now “offended” at a post on Charlie Sykes’ blog, and feel they must clean up their act if they want to attack Sykes.
The nastiness and the anger out of the liberal bloggers in the cheddarsphere has hit a new low.And there have been plenty of other cases.
Over the last several months, you can just feel the anger and the hatred dripping from their blogs.
Currently their favorite attack method is accusing conservatives of being racist.
It happened to me, on this very post.
Apparently, the blogger on Pundit Nation was upset over a post I made on Jimmy Carter.
Now, there was nothing that I wrote that could have been construed as racist or the KKK.
No, instead it was a twist on my name that gave this particular blogger the right to imply that I am a racist. (Kathy Karpenter FOR Kenosha / Koncerned Kristian Kitizen)
Of course, not to be outdone, every conservatives favorite blogger, Illusory Tenant, called me a bitch. For what reason, I don’t know. I am pretty certain we have never met.
I am not exactly sure what happened to Jeni at Sheboygan Shenanigans today. Clearly she has grown weary of the personal attacks also. Jeni has also been accused of being a racist, by the mayor of Sheboygan, no less.Of course, liberals and leftists are so convinced that they represent “oppressed minority” groups that any challenge to that notion is likely to be met with anger and aggression.
Clearly, no conservative female blogger has taken more personal attacks than Jessica McBride. Every time I post about Jessica, the personal attacks against her seemed to be stepped up even more. (So sorry, Jessica. I could not keep it to myself any longer.)
The vile, hateful personal attacks against Jessica has reached a fevered pitch over the last several months.
The same liberal blogger that called me a bitch, Illusory Tenant, also called Jessica the “c” word. There are no excuses for this type of behavior. When called on it, there was an apology.
Of course, this did not stop some of these liberals from piling on her husband or stop them from dragging her children into this.
An entire website, dedicating to insulting and trashing Jessica, has been created. How angry must a person be in order to create a website dedicated to trashing one private citizen writing her opinion?
Much more than traditional “patriarchal” males, liberal males are insistent that women have to play the role assigned to them.
Except the assigned role is to be a leftist feminist, railing against “sexism” and pushing a standard liberal policy agenda.
When women (or blacks) fail to conform to the role assigned them, they are vilified.
Welcome to Women’s Liberation, circa 2007!
[Correction/Update:]
The blogger on Pundit Nation who attacked Kathy Carpenter was Anne Quimby Mathias, not Michael J. Mathias who also blogs at Pundit Nation. Ms. Mathias has now apologized, but apparently because liberal bloggers are now “offended” at a post on Charlie Sykes’ blog, and feel they must clean up their act if they want to attack Sykes.
Labels: Feminism, Feminist Intolerance, Leftist Intolerance, Liberal Free Speech Intolerance, Misogyny
posted by John McAdams at 1:48 PM
6 Comments:
Just out of curiosity... is everyone also going to ignore the fact that Ann Mathias has publicly apologized for the comments about Kathy Carpenter?
Actually it's more like holding them to the same standards as any other blogger. When the say racist things they get called racist. When they say silly things they get called silly. When they are incompetent they get called McBride.
It's a tough world. If they want to hold unpopular views they'll need to toughen up. Even Coulter doesn't whine that she gets criticized only for having a vajayjay.
If they want to hold unpopular views they'll need to toughen up.
Anon...if the views are unpopular, why not engage in a debate about the ISSUES rather than engaging in personal attacks?
The only people these views are "unpopular" with are the liberals incapable of mounting a reasoned argument against them...because the only reason one resorts to pejoratives is because they've lost in the arena of ideas.
If they want to hold unpopular views they'll need to toughen up.
In the first place, conservative views aren't unpopular with the American people -- depending on the issue, of course.
But even if they were, how does that justify abuse?
And calling somebody "racist" simply for disagreeing with liberal political correctness is out of bounds.
It trivializes real racism.
John--I sent you an e-mail asking you to correct the fallacies in this post and to update your one-sided presentation. When can I expect you to do so?
It's time to stop these constant, unwarranted racist allegations. I'm fed up -- how about you?
Laura Ingraham said it so well in her book, "Power to the People":
I like what Laura Ingraham says in her book, "Power to the People":
"The ACLU does everything in its power to intimidate Americans and lawful residents from preserving their way of life and helping law enforcement. Start a pro-enforcement group and risk being called a racist. Thta's what it's come to. But don't be silenced -- remember, it is your country, your state, your town, your neighborhood."
I agree whole-heartedly. I'm fed up with it and won't take it any more. Even at the risk of being called a "racist" (what an ugly word...but still, just a word). I hope others will rise up to this latest challenge that has taken root along with me.
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