Is "cult-feminism" behind Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice?

Question

Cult-feminism is the term I give to the manipulation of logic and truth to lie.

For example: "Stop violence against women' is a half-truth that polarizes the real issue of abuse. The model should read, "STOP THE ABUSE OF MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN" Cult feminists employ the deceptive part-of-the-truth that has divided Americans.

While Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is a very well educated person, 'education' is part of the problem, as most people of the last 30 years have been 'educated' to believe these malicious half-truths.

While we must concerned with all politicians, what really is behind this Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, and the war in the Middle East that has cost American people many lives.

I Afghanistan, 489 coalition deaths, in Iraq there has been been 3,004 coalition deaths, 2,770 Americans, consisting of 2,649 men and 57 women. Not to mention the over 400,000 civilans, men, women and children.

The devil wins !
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We should stop violence against women (this is partofthetruth) as well as violence and abuse of men and women...of all colors don't you think...?

Its like the President of America saying, "God bless America...and leaving out the rest of the world...!"

Answer 1

I don't realyl understand the basis of your point.

For example: "Stop violence against women' is a half-truth that polarizes the real issue of abuse.

This argument is used also to undermine laws designed with stricter penalties for violence against blacks and gays. And the argument is always the same: isn't the law as is enough? Isn't this saying somehow what violence against a black or a gay is somehow worse than violence against a white person.

Now I am neither black nor gay, but it seems to me this sidesteps the issue.

These laws are not written to somehow undermine prosecution against offenders who hurt white people )or men to take your example) but to assist prosecuters and law enforcement in areas were the frank reality is that violence against a certain group has a certain...shall we call it...history and acceptance.

I'm against the war in Iraq, but I don;t see why we should have to choose between less violence in Iraq and less violence against women.