The American Spectator

Reader Mail

(Page 6 of 9)

p> FATALE RATE br> Re: Jeff G. Dufour's and Reader Mail's What Women Don't Want : /p>

As a woman and mother of 3 grown sons my question for Carrie Sue Casey is, "Is she nuts?" Feminism may have started out asking that women be respected and thought of as people with brains and certainly more than chattel. But when Bill Clinton is forgiven by these same feminists for all his philandering ways because he is the "alpha male" the fight for respect and mentality of women has just gone down the drain. As does the respect for women in the eyes of men.

She writes of the bad and bawdy jokes of women. She should be a man -- there are at least 3 or 4 moron jokes of men for every bad one of women. As for the Playboy models -- I have a sneaky thought that she could never have made it onto their pages. Neither could I, but I don't either condemn nor praise them -- it's just flat out their business. As for the men who buy these magazines (and if my sons do, I'm not aware of it), so what?

And men only "gravitate toward the largest breasts" before they mature. If Mr. Dufour disagrees with that -- my question is with him -- not all men. Mature men look for the deeper and more meaningful aspects of a woman when they seek a mate. As for the rest -- I think of it as all as growing up.

I think Ms. Casey and Mr. Dufour have not reached that point yet.

For the record, I read the classics.

p>Thank you. br> --

topics:
Bill Clinton, Business, Abortion, Conservatism