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In reply to the discussion: What I learned today on DU: [View all]TreasonousBastard
(43,049 posts)In context with a lot of other things it sounded like a callout.
But then the "dangerous" part was about radicals in general-- including anarchist bombers, angry and violent women haters, and others who are, well, dangerous. Not all radicals, just some of them. That whole paragraph was about the base human condition and not specifically about any women of any sort.
Are you saying that there is never the possibility of a woman losing it and, say, cutting her husband's penis off? Or drowning her children? Those incidents weren't from any feminist ideology, but who's to say it won't ever happen? Or has happened and I just don't know about it and don't want to spend time searching?
Besides, "danger" is not always physical-- some ideologies can have social dangers as real as physical ones.
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