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Who was she, a citizen of a monstrous country like the United States, to criticize anyone else’s cultural practices? In Scott’s view, someone who lives in a country that still, in some places, restricts access to abortion, Americans have no right to condemn anyone else’s customs or mores.

As a Western woman, she cannot grant herself the authority to pass judgment on anyone outside of the West. And besides, she believes that the whole controversy over stoning– and maybe also over honor killings and female genital mutilation– has been stirred up to silence public debate about the high levels of Muslim unemployment in Europe.

Given the moral deficiencies of the West, she was persuaded that a ban on stoning adulteresses cannot and should not be imposed by the West. Different strokes for different folks… as the old saying goes.. and to Scott that means that we do not even have the right to speak out against these practices.”

The Moral Depravity of Radical Feminists

THIRD AND LARGEST REASON I HATE FEMINISM:

The cavalier dismissal of male well-being, the promotion of female achievement at the expense of males, and the hypocrisy around equality when supremacy is clearly the goal.

Since you have major beefs with me – my approval of premarital sex, and disapproval of contemporary feminism, I’m surprised you like the blog. In any case, I am sure we will not change one another’s minds.

105Susan Walsh October 25, 2012 at 8:17 pm Worse: It sets a poor example for young women to distance themselves from the word in order to curry favor with men. It’s kind of like a self-hatred.

Women distance themselves from the word because they do not identify with or relate to many of the goals of feminism, and generally find feminists to be unpleasant, strident people. In polls, only a quarter of women consider themselves feminists.

106Susan Walsh October 25, 2012 at 8:21 pm because in effect when women do well, families and society do well.

That is simply not true. College enrollment is 60% female. Women are no happier today than they were before the Women’s Movement. In cities, 20-something women earn 117% of what their male peers earn. In a recent survey by Forbes, 84% of mothers said they would like to stay home full time if they could afford it.