I have no problems with describing myself as “pro-abortion”.

Something about your post made me think of something I heard a police officer say once: everyone gets mad when they get a ticket and will argue that it’s completely unfair and they shouldn’t have gotten it for one reason or another….but they conveniently forget all the OTHER times they committed the same offense and got away with it.

The number of men getting away with various sexual crimes is a lot higher than we realize, because most of them aren’t reported, let alone caught.  And when they are caught, no matter what they claim, it’s really not their first time.  Just the first time getting caught.

And speaking from experience: groping can really hurt!  I think it’s because the guy doesn’t know how many layers of fabric he might have to fight through, so at least some of them hit you with a death grip.

I wonder how many boyfriends would freak out if their girlfriends suddenly started blinking/beeping in the middle of the night…

I’m like the worst super-hero ever. 

Not that anyone should ever be contrite for using birth control, of course.

This actually extends beyond religions as well; e.g. anti-miscegenation probably stems from a desire to see ones own ethnic group outgrow others.It seems to be a pretty successful strategy, too.

As a generally liberal supporter of the quaint notion that women are people too, I think the Democrats would want to help this Christian Man Defender spread his message far and wide as long as it’s branded with the GOP label.

If you’re speaking of someone, anyone, they way that site does, you’re not just having a feminism fail. It’s a bit -beyond- that when considering the particular set of humanity represented there. Feminism IS ~one~ available lens from which to judge them, however, that saw cuts both ways.

So zoom back a bit. Odds are there are several other sorts of -ist that is represented there. I’m wagering he speaks of men, immigrants, and kittens in similarly vile ways. It’s a humanism fail. I still respect that, as a feminist, you’re upset by what was said there.

But don’t be upset with me, I wasn’t defending or promulgating it.

A.k.a. whingeing.

So of course I get groped.

I yell at the guy in Japanese (“don’t touch me!) and push my way to the other end of the car. While my back is to him, he follows, and grabs me again. I have a bit of a panic attack, scream at him (“Pervert!”), and push/slap him away from me. He turns bright red and the entire train avoids eye contact.
At the next stop, I’m thrown off the train for making a disturbance. One of the conductors takes the time to stay and scold me for ‘acting like that in public, don’t I know to sit in the women’s only car? Wouldn’t it be better if I not make trouble? Do I want to have the police called for striking another passenger?’

This is the reason Japan has women only trains. Because I selfishly need my own car, and demand the special treatment of not having someone try to reach up my skirt when I can’t get away.

I would seriously love to live in that world.

I can guess where mister-married-four-times stands on “Defense of Marriage.”