"Oh, I get it quite well." An answer to a bully...or a lost soul. You decide.

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MY ACTUAL REPLY HERE IN TEXT IN CASE THE PERSON DECIDES TO DELETE THE COMMENT FROM THEIR FEED:





Actually, Susan, I get it quite well. Women fought to be allowed into everything male including clubs. They pushed and pushed to "be equal", which concept of and by itself is a false narrative because there is no such thing as "equality" between men and women and to seek it is a fool's errand. You see, real women have always had the power they needed. Surely you've heard of the saying: The power behind the throne is the queen; or Behind every successful man is a woman kicking his butt and pointing the way.

Nevertheless, by force of law and by using politically correct punishment techniques — example: screaming when a man holds a door for them, claiming sexual abuse when it was nothing but flirting — shortsighted women have successfully succeeded in making wider and deeper the divide between the sexes. They've demonized all men, bar none.

Further, these women who use PC Punishments and force of law to seek their own agenda, have shown their utter hatred for women who disagree with them.

So, yes, Susan, I get it quite well and am tired of the bully tactics these type of women use to gain power. And make no mistake about it, real power is not what they are after. They are after the power of the dictator.

You think I jest? Dictators destroy when they hear opposing opinions. RadFems and the pro abortion crowd are haters focusing on all things negative.

Social engineering by force of law: The Bullies' Way.

At it again...all for you.

by Angela K. Durden
The Most Brilliant Woman in the World

Citizen Journalist.  Novelist. Author of other stuff. 

Business writer.  Songwriter.  Protecting creator's copyrights. 

Social engineering by force of law is merely a mask for a greater evil. The greater evil of eliminating freedom. Freedom to worship, freedom to live by a higher moral standard, freedom to protect family, self, and property, freedom to own, freedom to pass along to children and grandchildren principles of conduct that safeguard and strengthen the very fabric of our communities and families.

That greater evil demands our attention. Call them out for what they are: Bullies. Bullies who demand agreement or they will make life a living hell, stop you from doing business, shut down your places of worship, decree who will and who will not be your teachers, and more.

Bar none, bullies are everywhere, on every side of every issue. Bullies are weak of moral spine and are only interested in themselves. Bullies never sacrifice themselves for the greater good and are narrow of mind. Bullies blame and whine as they focus on the negative. Bullies do not have positive goals.

Bullies celebrate all that is weak. Bullies cannot bear to hear an opinion when it does not agree with them. Because they have no solid foundation for their position, they hurl vile insults loud and long, using the amplification of social media, businesses, and a willing press — of whom many are bullies themselves. Bullies find and use the easily duped and weak of mind.

Strength of character is anathema to bullies who cannot help but shudder in disgust when they find themselves around those of strong character. Bullies never have a problem with smiling as they insult, but they always make sure they do so while surrounded by their acolytes. Yes, bullies are afraid to stand alone for what they believe.

They do not hold truth as sacred. They worship the lie and sow disinformation. They produce discord and shove wedges between people for no other reason than to manipulate for self-interest.

Whether by political or religious means or through threats to job security, bullies always exploit those who are willing to go along and say nothing.

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Socialist public schools punish victims, reward bullies

By Angela Durden

My daughter called me. Seems her son, a fifth grader, was attacked by a boy in his class. The boy had been doing stuff all year to my grandson. My grandson — who is a lot like his father, uncle, grandmother, great grandfather, and great-great grandfather — is a lover, not a fighter.

That is, he comes from a long line of peace-loving people who go out of their way to avoid conflicts chuckleheads like to chase.

But at the end of this school year the chucklehead in question was not to be avoided any longer. First he hit my grandson, then opened a pair of scissors and threw them forcefully at my grandson. 

And that, according to my grandson, is when "I pounded on him and I won."

My grand got two days in-school suspension. The principal said it was because he was fighting. (His version of the story corroborates everything my daughter told me about her conversation with the principal.)

I don't like that. But I hear about and read stories of this all the time. In public schools the victims who defend themselves get punished most. 

This is wrong. I will repeat that: That is wrong.

My grandson's parents didn't agree with his punishment either, but neither spoke up. They each told him privately he did the right thing, but then they weren't in his corner against bad policy. Frankly, I couldn't believe it and told my daughter so. 

"Nothing we can do about it," said she. 

They don't see the end result of this inaction on their part. They supported the bully over the victim whether they think so or not. They supported a socialist principal against an innocent victim. They seem to think peace at all costs is the way to go.

But the long line mentioned above that my grand comes from knows better. Each of us have made a habit of allowing chuckleheads every opportunity to walk away, but when the attack comes, we do not run and we respond definitively. Chucklehead does not come back.  

As my grandson said, "He could've killed me with those scissors, so I had to hurt him."

Damn straight, boy.