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Caution Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Jul-29-03 12:26 PM
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4. simple...fear of inadequacy
(im male for the record) look at the things they talk about:

1.) affirmative action - fear of losing ones job to a minority (who are mostly liberal)
2.) feminism - fear of losing power over women.
3.) homosexuality - fear of being "turned" gay.

the root of all this is of course ignorance plain and simple...it's funny because the very thing they trumpet all the time is the solution to two of the above "problems"

work hard, be diligent and your efforts will be rewarded.

as for number three...well some of them would do well to realize they actually are gay and it is nothing to be afraid of or ashamed of, or they should stop being a bigot, realize that if they aren't gay no one can "make" them gay and get on with their lives.
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