The scariest ever

[JackofTrades]

I will comment once I gain composure

take a deep breath....

http://www.emediawire.com/releases/2004/7/emw138739.htm

[Karl]

... in response to The scariest ever, posted by JackofTrades on Jul 6, 2004

That is the most ridiculous line of analysis and argumentation I have ever seen.  That is pathetic.  So essentially they see the bill as a tariff on foreign wives to subsidize the home "industry".  Protectionism.

[zack]

... in response to The scariest ever, posted by JackofTrades on Jul 6, 2004

Looks like the feminist movement which has gone too far is finally starting to backfire on American women.

"These websites promulgate the "message" that American men are highly desirable outside the U.S. and can have access to women not intent on upholding over 30 years of hard won womens' rights."

Wait a minute. "women not intent on upholding over 30 years of hard won womens' rights??" Sounds like they are just envious because these foreign ladies make better wives than they do. No matter how hard they try, the foreign bride endeavor is here to stay. Even if the websites were banned (which will never happen), that won't stop American men from pursuing a foreign bride.

[stefang]

... in response to The scariest ever, posted by JackofTrades on Jul 6, 2004

Ha ha ha were winning, the Feminazis are getting scared we will marry
women who want to act like women and love men instead of hating
them. What do they think they are going to accomplish? If I couldn't
marry my Brasilian fiance I would either move to Brasil or never marry. I
knew 17 years ago that I would not marry an AW the genX ladies are
spoiled, lazy, drink and smoke to much for my taste.

"Certainly, the existence of this industry is indicative of the sad state of
romantic relationships between men and women in North America;
however, it by no means should be allowed to continue unregulated.
Sites such aswww.americanwomensuck.com and www.nomarriage.com
are problematic enough."

This is the worst part of the article, the feminist can't even see their
faults and why smart men won't marry them. They basically are
miserable in their lives so they feel we should be just as miserable and
be forced to put up with their BS.

[Heat]

... in response to The scariest ever, posted by JackofTrades on Jul 6, 2004

Pure hatred for men.  Plane and simple.

[Locii]

... in response to The scariest ever, posted by JackofTrades on Jul 6, 2004

I suppose I do require a warning label.  What foreign brides have to do with "women's rights" I am clueless about.  If they are supposing that a foreign woman has fewer rights than they do in the US, then bringing any woman here would be a positive step I should think.  Or perhaps they want the rights for themselves an nobody else.   Nooooo.  That would be wrong.

Ciao

[JackofTrades]

... in response to Re: The scariest ever, posted by Locii on Jul 6, 2004

I think the implication is that foreign women arriving as brides will pander to their husbands, be loyal and keep a home: the antithesis to the gender equality paradigm.  Also, an influx of foreign women not interested in Western feminism will erode the feminist power base that took so long to build.

Ideally, it can be implied from the article that it is preferable to bring foreign women here as single women and mandate 3 months of feminist gender studies courses prior to "releasing" them into the population and more specifically, the American male dating population.

[zack]

... in response to Re: Re: The scariest ever, posted by JackofTrades on Jul 6, 2004

I think that most American women need a "three month gender study" so they can realize why so many men are seeking foreign wives in the first place.