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Warren DeMontague

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6. I don't see how this sort of generational divisiveness is at all helpful to feminists, or anyone for

Reply to Tumbulu (Original post)

Sat Feb 25, 2012, 06:00 PM

Feb 2012

that matter.

If I can make a generational generalization of my own, what I see expressed through this divide as well as in many other areas in our society, is a Boomer Generation that is used to thinking it is the central fulcrum around which all thought and social change pivots, now uncomfortably finding itself out of touch in many regards.

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an interesting read imo: "Don't Trust Any Feminists Under 30" [View all] Tumbulu Feb 2012 OP

I'm on message boards with some rather rabid feminists Warpy Feb 2012 #1

Not all but some... saras Feb 2012 #2

You highlight the words you're quoting... Neoma Feb 2012 #3

thanks for the tip- it worked (nt) Tumbulu Feb 2012 #10

Feh. JoeyT Feb 2012 #4

Yah. The only kinds of arguments that are impressive to Remember Me Feb 2012 #5

"The only kinds of arguments that are impressive to know-it-alls are their own" Warren DeMontague Feb 2012 #17

I don't see how this sort of generational divisiveness is at all helpful to feminists, or anyone for Warren DeMontague Feb 2012 #6

I just don't see this in meat space, either REP Feb 2012 #8

Right. JTFrog Feb 2012 #11

That thread is not about generational divisiveness. Warren DeMontague Feb 2012 #12

Of course. n/t JTFrog Feb 2012 #13

i agree La Lioness Priyanka Feb 2012 #15

Jezebel replied, as did Courtney Martin from Feministing tammywammy Feb 2012 #7

I think not trusting people on the basis of their age is a form of discrimination CreekDog Feb 2012 #9

Yeah. I'll get off her lawn, too...nt msanthrope Feb 2012 #14

So, what, I am untrustworthy today, but automatically become so tomorrow (my 30th birthday)? iris27 Feb 2012 #16

Happy Birthday! Son of Gob Feb 2012 #18