Regarding your apparent disgust that national feminist organizations have not stepped up to challenge the conditions of Schiavo's pending death, I feel I need to make a few brief remarks to you:
1) You have no place, as a man, helping women's organizations develop a platform. You just can't possibly understand.
2) Perhaps the organizations in question realize the illegitimacy of the media bombardment surrounding this single case, and instead wish to focus their attention on issues relevant on a much larger scale than a single human life.
3) Your presumption that left-wing feminists would use Schiavo's husband's lifestyle against him is possibly the most ignorant idea I've read in print this year. Lifestyle issues, such as gay rights, come down to the basic presumption that what people do intimately should not be used to judge them. Why then would a group which advocates for sexual equality make light of a situation which is charged with gender stereotypes of expectation?
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