I am Woman, hear me...totally freak out

If feminism has taught us anything, it's that it's sexist to view women as hysterical creatures who are governed strictly by their emotions. No, women are strong. They're unflappable. There's nothing that can rattle a strong woman. Well, almost nothing...

"All of my women friends, a week ago Monday, were on the verge of throwing themselves out windows," an author and political activist, Nancy Kricorian of Manhattan, said yesterday. "People were flipping out. ... Every woman I know was in high hysteria over this. Everyone was just beside themselves with terror that this woman could be our president — our potential next president."

That's right, Nancy's friends were "flipping out," ready to commit suicide, and were in "high hysteria" and "terror." And these are so-called "feminists" reacting to the second woman ever to be nominated as the Veep for a major party's national ticket.

Forgive me for saying this as a member of the XY chromosome crowd, but you've regressed a long way, baby.  Furthermore, I have a feeling that some of the women who frequent this blog might just have some words for Nancy and her gal-pals.

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