Stop The Presses: Another Missing Young White Woman

A LEFT-wingnut dictator, like most tyrants and despots.

Boy, you just hate white people, don’t you? LOrd, I knew the left wing was full of racists, but they usually try to hide their bigotry.

Kudos to you for being so open and honest about your prejudice!

A LEFT-wingnut dictator, like most tyrants and despots.

Boy, you just hate white people, don’t you? LOrd, I knew the left wing was full of racists, but they usually try to hide their bigotry.

Kudos to you for being so open and honest about your prejudice!

A LEFT-wingnut dictator, like most tyrants and despots.

Boy, you just hate white people, don’t you? LOrd, I knew the left wing was full of racists, but they usually try to hide their bigotry.

Kudos to you for being so open and honest about your prejudice!

I have nothing against attracive white women, thank heavens for young attractive women, be they white, hispanic, black or whatever.

I am condmening the media’s obsession with missing attractive white women. The media doesn’t seem to care if a missing person is not an attractive young white woman.

I have nothing against attracive white women, thank heavens for young attractive women, be they white, hispanic, black or whatever.

I am condmening the media’s obsession with missing attractive white women. The media doesn’t seem to care if a missing person is not an attractive young white woman.

I have nothing against attracive white women, thank heavens for young attractive women, be they white, hispanic, black or whatever.

I am condmening the media’s obsession with missing attractive white women. The media doesn’t seem to care if a missing person is not an attractive young white woman.

Hey, racist, Hispanics are NOT a race. They are nothing more than a cultural group. Many “Hispanics” are 100% white, and many are 100% black. There is no such thing as a Hispanic race. At best, there are “Hispanics” that are a mix of several races. Personally, I don’t believe in segregating people by races. We are all human, and we all have the same genetic structure. I guess that it is just hard for liberal racists to understand that there is really only one human race.

Hey, racist, Hispanics are NOT a race. They are nothing more than a cultural group. Many “Hispanics” are 100% white, and many are 100% black. There is no such thing as a Hispanic race. At best, there are “Hispanics” that are a mix of several races. Personally, I don’t believe in segregating people by races. We are all human, and we all have the same genetic structure. I guess that it is just hard for liberal racists to understand that there is really only one human race.

Hey, racist, Hispanics are NOT a race. They are nothing more than a cultural group. Many “Hispanics” are 100% white, and many are 100% black. There is no such thing as a Hispanic race. At best, there are “Hispanics” that are a mix of several races. Personally, I don’t believe in segregating people by races. We are all human, and we all have the same genetic structure. I guess that it is just hard for liberal racists to understand that there is really only one human race.

Where are all the conservatives who preach “personal resonsiblity”? I should be getting a hearty “Amen” from them. The cautionary tale aspect of most of these missing women cases is not covered by the media.

Natalee Holloway made the “Girls Gone Wild” look like Girl Scouts. Again, I’m not saying Natalee got what she deserved, but her promiscous behaviour shouldn’t be glossed over.

Where are all the conservatives who preach “personal resonsiblity”? I should be getting a hearty “Amen” from them. The cautionary tale aspect of most of these missing women cases is not covered by the media.

Natalee Holloway made the “Girls Gone Wild” look like Girl Scouts. Again, I’m not saying Natalee got what she deserved, but her promiscous behaviour shouldn’t be glossed over.

Where are all the conservatives who preach “personal resonsiblity”? I should be getting a hearty “Amen” from them. The cautionary tale aspect of most of these missing women cases is not covered by the media.

Natalee Holloway made the “Girls Gone Wild” look like Girl Scouts. Again, I’m not saying Natalee got what she deserved, but her promiscous behaviour shouldn’t be glossed over.

‘I am condmening the media’s obsession with missing attractive white women. The media doesn’t seem to care if a missing person is not an attractive young white woman.’

Will you now post a link to the numerous examples of your writing directing our attention to some missing women of color?

Oops… Guess not, huh?

Oh yeah, you’ll enjoy this as little as I:
I fully support all you said in Comment 4 above.
Too many young women act and dress like whores, and expect no undue consequence.

‘I am condmening the media’s obsession with missing attractive white women. The media doesn’t seem to care if a missing person is not an attractive young white woman.’

Will you now post a link to the numerous examples of your writing directing our attention to some missing women of color?

Oops… Guess not, huh?

Oh yeah, you’ll enjoy this as little as I:
I fully support all you said in Comment 4 above.
Too many young women act and dress like whores, and expect no undue consequence.

‘I am condmening the media’s obsession with missing attractive white women. The media doesn’t seem to care if a missing person is not an attractive young white woman.’

Will you now post a link to the numerous examples of your writing directing our attention to some missing women of color?

Oops… Guess not, huh?

Oh yeah, you’ll enjoy this as little as I:
I fully support all you said in Comment 4 above.
Too many young women act and dress like whores, and expect no undue consequence.

‘I am condmening the media’s obsession with missing attractive white women. The media doesn’t seem to care if a missing person is not an attractive young white woman.’

The obsession of the media only mirrors that of the women, regardless of race, etc., who watch the stories put out by the obsessed media, thus driving the ratings which drive revenue flow.

If the media obsession with pretty white women is the result of racism, why are not women of color massing in the streets to demand more stories about lost women of wider ethnic diversity?

Finally, we can blame only women for the direction as well as the strength of the trend.
Other than yourself, I know of no men who care, or are much aware of, media coverage of lost women.

I dare you to refute, not deny, the assertion that lost women story audiences are made up almost exclusively of women.

Thus, you are blaming women for this problem, RPR.

For shame!
You’ll have to turn in your lib card if you keep this up!

‘I am condmening the media’s obsession with missing attractive white women. The media doesn’t seem to care if a missing person is not an attractive young white woman.’

The obsession of the media only mirrors that of the women, regardless of race, etc., who watch the stories put out by the obsessed media, thus driving the ratings which drive revenue flow.

If the media obsession with pretty white women is the result of racism, why are not women of color massing in the streets to demand more stories about lost women of wider ethnic diversity?

Finally, we can blame only women for the direction as well as the strength of the trend.
Other than yourself, I know of no men who care, or are much aware of, media coverage of lost women.

I dare you to refute, not deny, the assertion that lost women story audiences are made up almost exclusively of women.

Thus, you are blaming women for this problem, RPR.

For shame!
You’ll have to turn in your lib card if you keep this up!

‘I am condmening the media’s obsession with missing attractive white women. The media doesn’t seem to care if a missing person is not an attractive young white woman.’

The obsession of the media only mirrors that of the women, regardless of race, etc., who watch the stories put out by the obsessed media, thus driving the ratings which drive revenue flow.

If the media obsession with pretty white women is the result of racism, why are not women of color massing in the streets to demand more stories about lost women of wider ethnic diversity?

Finally, we can blame only women for the direction as well as the strength of the trend.
Other than yourself, I know of no men who care, or are much aware of, media coverage of lost women.

I dare you to refute, not deny, the assertion that lost women story audiences are made up almost exclusively of women.

Thus, you are blaming women for this problem, RPR.

For shame!
You’ll have to turn in your lib card if you keep this up!

Whraglyn, good idea, here are just some of the essays I have written directing our attention to missing women of color:

http://www.useless-knowledge.com/1234/aug/article301.html

http://www.useless-knowledge.com/1234/aug/article091.html

http://www.useless-knowledge.com/1234/july/article446.html

http://www.useless-knowledge.com/1234/july/article433.html

Whraglyn, good idea, here are just some of the essays I have written directing our attention to missing women of color:

http://www.useless-knowledge.com/1234/aug/article301.html

http://www.useless-knowledge.com/1234/aug/article091.html

http://www.useless-knowledge.com/1234/july/article446.html

http://www.useless-knowledge.com/1234/july/article433.html

Whraglyn, good idea, here are just some of the essays I have written directing our attention to missing women of color:

http://www.useless-knowledge.com/1234/aug/article301.html

http://www.useless-knowledge.com/1234/aug/article091.html

http://www.useless-knowledge.com/1234/july/article446.html

http://www.useless-knowledge.com/1234/july/article433.html

I hate to say this, but I agree with RPR that the media is obsessed with white women but then again, the left never minded since they tended to cater to that special interest group ahead of everyone else anyway. You did realize that you had to wait in line between the white ladies, didn’t you? That’s the rules of the Democratic plantation. You aren’t a sexist misogynist like the republicans, are you?

I hate to say this, but I agree with RPR that the media is obsessed with white women but then again, the left never minded since they tended to cater to that special interest group ahead of everyone else anyway. You did realize that you had to wait in line between the white ladies, didn’t you? That’s the rules of the Democratic plantation. You aren’t a sexist misogynist like the republicans, are you?

I hate to say this, but I agree with RPR that the media is obsessed with white women but then again, the left never minded since they tended to cater to that special interest group ahead of everyone else anyway. You did realize that you had to wait in line between the white ladies, didn’t you? That’s the rules of the Democratic plantation. You aren’t a sexist misogynist like the republicans, are you?

I too have to say the RPR is right on in this case (Robert, better note this day, there aren’t likely to be many).

Of course it is due to the Liberal media and the permissive “me first” society that these women are so stupid as to believe that behaving like a whore on South Main (Houston) is reasonable. If you run with the Devil, sooner or later you’re going to get burned.

It is the Liberal media that portrays women “doing their own thing” without paying the price that convinces them that life is actually like that and it is their parent’s fault for failing to give them a good grounding in morality. Too many Clintons in this society.

Believe it or not there is a difference between right and wrong behavior, and these women are paying the price for being naive (bordering on STUPID).

I feel for them, but they are reaping what they sow.

I too have to say the RPR is right on in this case (Robert, better note this day, there aren’t likely to be many).

Of course it is due to the Liberal media and the permissive “me first” society that these women are so stupid as to believe that behaving like a whore on South Main (Houston) is reasonable. If you run with the Devil, sooner or later you’re going to get burned.

It is the Liberal media that portrays women “doing their own thing” without paying the price that convinces them that life is actually like that and it is their parent’s fault for failing to give them a good grounding in morality. Too many Clintons in this society.

Believe it or not there is a difference between right and wrong behavior, and these women are paying the price for being naive (bordering on STUPID).

I feel for them, but they are reaping what they sow.

I too have to say the RPR is right on in this case (Robert, better note this day, there aren’t likely to be many).

Of course it is due to the Liberal media and the permissive “me first” society that these women are so stupid as to believe that behaving like a whore on South Main (Houston) is reasonable. If you run with the Devil, sooner or later you’re going to get burned.

It is the Liberal media that portrays women “doing their own thing” without paying the price that convinces them that life is actually like that and it is their parent’s fault for failing to give them a good grounding in morality. Too many Clintons in this society.

Believe it or not there is a difference between right and wrong behavior, and these women are paying the price for being naive (bordering on STUPID).

I feel for them, but they are reaping what they sow.

I applaud Will Malven and Polish Knight for admitting they agree with me on this one. In fact Will Maven’s well written response could have flowed from my pen, with the exception of the adjective “liberal” used to describe the media.

I applaud Will Malven and Polish Knight for admitting they agree with me on this one. In fact Will Maven’s well written response could have flowed from my pen, with the exception of the adjective “liberal” used to describe the media.

I applaud Will Malven and Polish Knight for admitting they agree with me on this one. In fact Will Maven’s well written response could have flowed from my pen, with the exception of the adjective “liberal” used to describe the media.

“The obsession of the media only mirrors that of the women, regardless of race, etc., who watch the stories put out by the obsessed media, thus driving the ratings which drive revenue flow.”

I couldn’t agree more, whraglyn.

Women tend to thrive on drama.

Anyone who watches tv programming designed for female audiences can see as much for themselves.

And drama demands victims.

So the mainstream news media latches onto any young woman fitting the appropriate physical appearance, general demographics, etc. and PANDERS those individuals’ victimhoods, mostly for the benefit of female viewers.

They tend to be the ones with an apparent NEED to see victimhood to experience the drama (and homeless, missing, or otherwise marginalized men certainly don’t count!).

Certainly our society places a higher value on the lives, health, and well-being of such women in the first place, after all.

“The obsession of the media only mirrors that of the women, regardless of race, etc., who watch the stories put out by the obsessed media, thus driving the ratings which drive revenue flow.”

I couldn’t agree more, whraglyn.

Women tend to thrive on drama.

Anyone who watches tv programming designed for female audiences can see as much for themselves.

And drama demands victims.

So the mainstream news media latches onto any young woman fitting the appropriate physical appearance, general demographics, etc. and PANDERS those individuals’ victimhoods, mostly for the benefit of female viewers.

They tend to be the ones with an apparent NEED to see victimhood to experience the drama (and homeless, missing, or otherwise marginalized men certainly don’t count!).

Certainly our society places a higher value on the lives, health, and well-being of such women in the first place, after all.

“The Burlington Police Department, UVM authorities, canine teams, the Vermont State Police, and the FBI are all searching for clues in the disappearance of Michelle. This is patently ridiculous, shouldn’t the FBI be looking for terrorists and other criminals? All these law enforcement agencies are expending their time and resources looking for one foolish young lady?”

Well, a law was broken and I’m sure the property owners in Vermont pay their police to solve crimes. Likewise for the parents who pay tuition at UVM; I’m sure they expect university police to investigate this. And likewise for the state taxpayers of Vermont regarding the State Police; I’m sure that they expect the police to do what they are paid for. You may have a point regarding the FBI however, unless circumstance’s would merit their involvement-like being last seen near the Canadian border.

“Of course FOX News is all over this story, when they are not propping up the Bush administration they are reporting on another missing white woman.”

Actually Greta is all over the story. In fact Greta has an obsession with ALL things female. But I don’t see Fox, the cable channel, obsessed with the story. Look at Paula Zahn or Nancy Grace on CNN. Or Rita Cosby on MSNBC. All these women went into journalism to report about women issues. But you have a point: women issues are heavily covered in the media. This has been the case for the last 40 years. America has been obsessed with all things female for a very long time. I have been sick and tired of this obsession for decades. Is it just dawning on you that women are on the top of the food chain in this society?

“Maybe I should spread the rumour that Michelle is really a light-skinned Hispanic so that the FBI will stop wasting taxpayer money searching for a coed who had too much too drink and too little common sense.”

Hmmm. You DO have a weird persecution-complex going on. When you prove to me that Vermont authorities in the past have treated Hispanics (both of them) ifferently than everyone else than I will consider your statement worthy of more than ridicule.

The good news is that even though news reporting heavily tilts towards female issues, the news coverage is becoming increasingly damaging to the view that women are innocents and victims.

Women are being seen more as promiscuous, selfish, and predatory to name only a few.

Look at Anna Nicole Smith, “runaway bride” Jennifer Wilbanks. Most of the following women are white although some are not young:

Adrianne Hockett: Accused of having sex with a 16-year-old special-needs student in a Houston apartment she rented for the get-togethers. The boy has testified the pair would “have sex, drink beer and smoke weed.”

Amber Jennings, 31: Though Jennings was initially charged with having sex with a 16-year-old, the counts against the Sturbridge, Mass., woman were reduced to a single charge of disseminating harmful materials to a minor. She reportedly admitted e-mailing naked photos of herself to a former student. She received no jail time, only two years of probation after pleading guilty.

Amber Marshall, 23: Northwest Indiana woman allegedly had sexual contact, including intercourse, with several students at Hebron High School, and turned herself into authorities, telling police she knew what she did was illegal.

Amira Sa’Di, 30: Clayton County, Ga., woman remarked she didn’t think her relationship was inappropriate based on her Internet research, learning the Peach State’s age of consent is 16.

Amy Gail Lilley, 36: Inverness, Fla., woman and softball coach at Lecanto High School charged with a lesbian relationship with a 15-year-old girl. She received no prison time, being sentenced to two years of house arrest and eight more years of probation.

Amy McElhenney, 25: Charged with having a sexual relationship with an 18-year-old male student, the 25-year-old Hebron High School Spanish teacher and former Miss Texas contestant will not be serving any jail time after a Denton County, Texas, grand jury refused to issue an indictment. While the age of consent in Texas is 17 years, a state law bans sexual relationships between educators and students even if the student is of legal age and the relationship is consensual. She could have faced 20 years in prison if indicted and convicted.

Angela Comer, 26: Middle-school teacher from Tompkinsville, Ky., fled with her alleged lover, her 14-year-old male student, before being tracked down in Mexico where she reportedly planned to marry the boy. She was indicted for illegal sex acts with a minor and returned to Kentucky. Charges include felony custodial interference, two counts of third-degree sodomy and four counts of unlawful transaction with a minor relating to sexual acts.

Angela Stellwag, 24: Delran, N.J., woman accused of having sex in her apartment with a 14-year-old boy she met in school. She was charged with sexual assault for activity that allegedly took place in August 2004. She pleaded not guilty in August 2006.

Beth Raymond, 31: Private-school employee from Pownal, Maine, charged with risk of injury to a minor and second-degree sexual assault of a juvenile male at Eagle Hill School in Greenwich, Conn. In July 2006, she was sentenced to 18 months prison.

Bethany Sherrill, 24: Daughter-in-law of school-board president charged with molesting a 15-year-old middle-school student. Reports state Sherill allegedly had oral sex with the boy and sent him coded text messages. She resigned her position at Jefferson Elementary School in Farmington, Mo.

Cameo Patch, 29: Substitute teacher at Tooele High School in Tooele, Utah, arrested for allegedly performing oral sex on a 17-year-old male student. The sexual activity was allegedly consensual, and reportedly took place off school grounds after the pair had exchanged phone numbers in a restaurant. She was sentenced to no jail time, despite despite comments from the judge that a man would have likely gone to prison.

Carol Flannigan, 50: Boca Raton, Fla., music teacher reportedly slept with 11-year-old former student, and also had a simultaneous sexual relationship with the boy’s father. In a deposition, the boy’s father said he had the same sort of sexual relationship with Flannigan that ex-President Bill Clinton had with Monica Lewinsky. In February 2006, Flannigan was sentenced to five years prison as part of a plea deal.

Cathy Heminghaus, 46: Special-education teacher from Ferguson, Mo., charged with statutory sodomy involving at least three of her students at Ferguson Middle School. She reportedly told friends she had performed oral sex on the children on several occasions.

Celeste Emerick, 32: Police in Huber Heights, Ohio, say the Wayne High School teacher hosted a party where students were shown pornography. Prosecutors charged her with one count of sexual battery, a felony in Ohio.

Christina Gallagher, 26: Jersey City, N.J., woman received no jail time, but was ordered to pay more than $1,000 in fines, sentenced to a lifetime registration as a convicted sex offender and ordered to attend therapy for having sex with a 17-year-old student in late 2004. The former Rahway High School instructor was banned from teaching and seeing the student with whom she had sex.

Christine Duda, 39: Teacher at the Normandy Alternative School in St. Louis County, Mo., allegedly took a 16-year-old hearing-impaired male student to her home for sex in December 2005. She was charged with two counts of felony statutory rape and fired by the school district.

Christine Scarlett, 36: English teacher at Strongsville High School in Ohio began a sexual relationship with the 17-year-old captain of the football team, Steven Bradigan, in November 2002 and eventually gave birth to Bradigan’s son. Scarlett was fired from her teaching job, but insists nothing improper happened during the time she was Bradigan’s teacher. She was never charged with any criminal wrongdoing.

Deanna Bobo, 37: Special-education teacher at Raymond E. Wells Junior High School in Greenwood, Ark., allegedly had sex twice in 2005 with a 14-year-old boy in his own bed while his parents were not home. She denied the charge, but was convicted in September 2006 of two counts of first-degree sexual assault and sentenced to 12 years in prison.

Debra LaFave, 25: Tampa, Fla., area teacher received no jail time despite having sex with her 14-year-old male student in a classroom and her Hillsborough County home. In another county, Marion, she was accused of having sex with the boy in an SUV. LaFave claimed at a March 2006 news conference she had a bipolar disorder. The boy’s father said LaFave should have received prison time in her plea deal, noting, “It’s a horrible, ugly thing that she’s done.”

Diane DeMartini-Scully, 45: Mattituck, N.Y., woman was the school psychologist at East Hampton Middle School on Long Island when she was accused of having sex with the 16-year-old boyfriend of her own 13-year-old daughter. She allegedly had intercourse and oral sex with the boy on a number of occasions in May 2005 in her home and car. She was arrested after allegedly secretly visiting her young paramour at his new home in North Carolina.

Donna Carr Galloway, 33: Married mother of two found naked in a car with a 17-year-old student.

Elisa Kawasaki, 25: Biology teacher from Fresno, Calif., area, pleaded no contest to sex with a teen boy, and prosecutors dropped four other counts.

Elizabeth Miklosovic, 36: Grand Rapids, Mich., teacher at South Haven’s Baseline Middle School pleaded no contest to sexually assaulting a 14-year-old female student she “married” in a pagan ritual in June 2004. Miklosovic is also accused of touching the girl’s genitals while camping in public parks. She told the judge before sentencing, “The entire ordeal has been blown totally out of proportion for something that was innocent, kind and nurturing in nature.” She was sentenced to five to 25 years.

Elizabeth Stow, 26: Tulare Western High School teacher from Fresno, Calif., area convicted of having sex with three of her students was sentenced to nine years, but the judge suspended that sentence and gave her one year, followed by five years of probation. She was also ordered to register as a sex offender.

Ellen Garfield, 43: Former student at Solomon Schecter School in Newton, Mass., said his music teacher took him into an empty classroom where she worked, partially disrobed, and coaxed him into having sex with her in 1998. Garfield was acquitted of all charges in September 2005.

Emily Morris, 28: Teacher at Leeds High School in St. Clair County, Ala., faced a possible 20-year sentence, but received one year in jail for having consensual sex with a 15-year-old student.

Erica Rutters, 29: Teacher at Oxford Christian Academy in New Oxford, Pa., allegedly wrote erotic messages to a 16-year-old student and had sexual intercourse with him four times in her apartment. She pleaded guilty to corruption of a minor, and received no jail time, just three years of probation in March 2006.

Georgianne Harrell, 24: Teacher at Holley Elementary School in Sylvester, Ga., charged with performing oral sex on a 9-year-old boy in April 2005, allowing students to gaze down her blouse and slashing her wrists with glass in front of her students. Though she originally pleaded not guilty, she changed her plea to guilty just before trial, and was sentenced to 25 years in prison for aggravated child molestation.

Gwen Cardozo, 33: Teacher at Wasson High School in Colorado Springs, Colo., accused of having sex with a 17-year-old male student. Police charged her with sexual assault on a child by one in a position of trust, and Cardozo resigned her position in March 2005. She pleaded guilty in July 2005 and received a deferred sentence, meaning no jail time if she remains trouble-free for four years.

Heather Ingram, 30: Mathematics, science and business teacher at Chatelech Secondary School in Sechelt, British Columbia, had sex with a 17-year-old student. The relationship cost Ingram her job and reportedly led to the breakup of her 12-year common-law marriage to a man four years her senior.

Jacquelyn Faith Garrison, 19: Substitute teacher at South Central High School in Winterville, N.C., was indicted in January 2006 on charges she was having an improper relationship with a 15-year-old student. The case involves some 50 phone calls and text messages exchanged between Garrison and the boy, who reportedly became uncomfortable when things of a sexual nature came up.

Janelle Marie Bird, 24: Accused of having a two-year affair with a 15-year-old student from East Hill Christian School, in Pensacola, Fla. She was charged with two counts of lewd and lascivious battery and two counts of unlawful sexual activity with a minor.

Jaymee Wallace, 28: Basketball coach in Tampa, Fla., charged with having an 18-month lesbian relationship with a student. Authorities say the student, who was 15 when she met Wallace, voluntarily had sex with the coach more than 50 times, in a parking lot at Busch Gardens and often at Wallace’s own apartment while a fellow classmate was in an adjacent room. According to the police report, the sexual relationship reportedly began in early 2003, after the student received a note from Wallace saying she “found her attractive and wanted to know if she felt the same way.”

Joan Marie Sladky, 28: Redwood City, Calif., woman sentenced to six months in county jail for having sex with a 16-year-old student after pleading no contest to four counts of unlawful sexual intercourse, oral copulation and penetration with a foreign object. The Spanish teacher’s relationship with the boy spanned six months, as she reportedly had sex with him once at his home and three times at her residence, which was on the property of the private Baptist church and school where she taught.

Katherine Tew, 30: Married English teacher from Greenville, N.C., arrested for having sex with a 17-year-old boy. She taught at South Central High School in Winterville, N.C., and was convicted of taking indecent liberties with a child, but found not guilty of the more serious sex charge. She was not given prison time, and lost her teaching license for at least two years.

Kathy White, 39: Teacher at Lumberton High School in Lumberton, Texas, charged with having sex with a 17-year-old student. The victim, Michael Ferguson, alleges: “She just started grabbing me and hormones were on and it just happened.” Ferguson provided KBTV-TV with an e-mail allegedly sent by White, in which the teacher told him, “I get these cravings for YOU and that’s not NORMAL! If I had it my way, I’d do you once a week just because it’s good.”

Kelly Lynn Dalecki, 28: Elementary-school teacher from St. Augustine, Fla., pleaded no contest to charges she had sex with a 13-year-old boy in 2003. The boy’s parents reportedly found more than 50 sexually explicit e-mails and pornographic pictures allegedly sent by Dalecki on his computer. Dalecki was sentenced to nearly a year in prison.

Kristen Margrif, 27: Mayville, Mich., teacher accused of having sex with a 16-year-old male student in her car or at his summer workplace in June and July 2005. She was given a one-year delayed sentence in June 2006 on three felony counts of second-degree criminal sexual conduct with a student, meaning she’ll only have to serve probation if she remains trouble-free for a year.

Kristi Dance Oakes, 32: Teacher allegedly had sex with a 16-year-old boy who was in her biology class the previous year. Oakes resigned from her post at Seymour High School in Sevierville, Tenn., and reportedly lost her home and even the job she took at a grocery store after resigning from the school system because of the charges. In July 2006, she pleaded guilty and was sentenced to six months in jail.

Lakina Stutts, 40: School-bus driver admitted to cops she had sex with a 14-year-old student in her home and in a car outside the boy’s home.

Laura-Anne Brownlee, 26: Former music mistress at a top private school in Belfast, N. Ireland, was given a six-month suspended sentence on charges of indecently assaulting a 15-year-old boy.

Laura Lynn Findlay, 30: Band teacher at Ricker Middle School in Buena Vista Township, Mich., charged with having sex with at least 5 students, one as young as 14. She was sentenced in August 2006 to at least seven and as much as 25 years in prison.

Lynn Saunders, 38: A former basketball star at the College of Staten Island, the gym teacher at St. Paul’s School in New Brighton, N.Y., was arrested in March 2005 for allegedly molesting a 12-year-old girl whose family she had befriended. Saunders admitted to touching the girl’s breasts and genital area on several dates in February 2005. She received no jail time, only probation and registration as a sex offender. The family is now suing Saunders and the Archdiocese of New York, claiming the girl became suicidal and still suffers from “severe emotional shock, trauma, embarrassment, anxiety and other psychological injuries.”

Margaret De Barraicua, 30: Sacramento, Calif., area woman arrested after police found her having sex with a 16-year-old male student in her car while the woman’s toddler was strapped into a seat in the back. She pleaded guilty to four felony counts of statutory rape and was sentenced to a year in jail and five years formal probation.

Maria Saco, 28: Math teacher at Lincoln Middle School in Passaic, N.J., sentenced in 2005 to a year in jail for an intimate relationship with a teen student who was 14 when they first met. Saco reportedly gave the boy a key to her apartment.

Mary Kay Letourneau, 34: Des Moines, Wash., teacher did prison time after having sex with a sixth-grade student, Vili Fualaau, in 1996 and eventually had two children by him. She originally had Fualaau in her second-grade class at Shorewood Elementary School in Burien, Wash. The couple has since married.

Melissa Michelle Deel, 32: Bristol, Tenn., teacher at Virginia Middle School pleaded guilty to crossing the state line into Virginia to have oral sex with a 13-year-old male student. As part of her plea agreement, Deel agreed never to profit from the crime, as well as have no contact with the boy and his family without court permission. She was sentenced to a year and two months prison.

Michelle Kush, 29: Substitute teacher at Boone County High School in Florence, Ky., allegedly had sex with a 15-year-old boy several times during summer break. She was charged with two counts of rape and one sodomy count. In August 2006, Kush was sentenced to 60 days in jail, 30 days on house arrest and five years probation.

Nicola Prentice, 22: British woman from Sheffield, England, given a 12-month suspended jail sentence after she seduced a 16-year-old student and began a 19-month affair.

Nicole Andrea Barnhart, 35: Highlands Ranch, Colo., woman reportedly told police she loves the 16-year-old boy with whom she was having sex. A teacher at Ponderosa High School, she pleaded guilty to felony sexual assault on a child, resulting in a two-year prison sentence and a minimum of 10 years in a sex-offender probation program.

Nicole Long, 29: English teacher at Ayersville High School in Ohio resigned her teaching post after being accused of raping a 17-year-old boy. She pleaded guilty in January 2005 to a charge of sexual battery, and was sentenced in March to three months in jail.

Nicole Pomerleau, 31: English teacher at Olympic High School in Charlotte, N.C., arrested in March 2004 for allegedly having a sexual relationship with her 16-year-old student. The age of consent in North Carolina is 16, but teachers having sex with students is an exception to the law. Though Pomerleau admitted the affair, she got no prison time and did not have to register as a sex offender.

Pamela Smart, 22: Media-services director at Winnacunnet High School in Hampton, N.H., had convinced her 15-year-old lover to murder her husband. She was arrested in 1993 and is now serving a life sentence. The Nicole Kidman film “To Die For” is based on her story.

Pamela Rogers Turner, 27: Former model and beauty-pageant contestant also taught at Centertown Elementary School in McMinnville, Tenn. She was arrested in February 2005 for allegedly having a three-month sexual relationship with a 13-year-old boy. She resigned her teaching position and was charged with 15 counts of sexual battery and 13 counts of statutory rape. Originally sentenced to 270 days in August 2005, she got in additional trouble in April 2006 for sending text messages, nude photos, and sex videos of herself to the same boy while using her father’s cellphone. In July 2006, she was sentenced to seven years for violating her probation.

Rachelle Vantucci, 32: Ex-substitute teacher from Geneseo, N.Y., admitted having sex with a 16-year-old boy she met at a local riding stable. After pleading guilty, Vantucci agreed to surrender her teaching license and register as a sex offender.

Rebecca Boicelli, 33: Redwood City, Calif., woman gave birth to a baby last year and DNA test results gave prosecutors enough evidence to prove the father is Boicelli’s former student, who was 16 at the time of conception. She was sentenced to two years in prison.

Rhianna Ellis, 24: Social-studies teacher at the High School for Health Professions and Human Services in Manhattan, N.Y., allegedly began a 10-month sexual relationship with an 17-year-old player on the school’s basketball team, and reportedly gave birth to his baby. The teen boy even introduced Ellis to his parents, never indicating she was his teacher.

Robin Gialanella, 26: Teacher at Silver Bay Elementary School in Toms River, N.J., engaged in kissing, and inappropriate conduct and conversations with two sixth-grade boys, ages 11 and 12, in 2003 and 2004. She was sentenced to 364 days in jail with psychotherapy, must register as a sex offender, will be under lifetime supervision and must surrender her New Jersey teaching certificate.

Robin Winkis, 29: English teacher at Central York High School in York, Pa., allegedly had sex with a 17-year-old boy after giving him alcohol. Authorties accused her of five alleged sex acts during October and November 2005. She pleaded guilty as part of a deal, and was sentenced to two to 23 months in jail.

Samantha Solomon, 29: Guidance counselor at the High School for Health Professions and Human Services in Manhattan, N.Y. was fired after school bosses learned she was having sex with a teenage boy. She denies the allegations, attributing them to rumors gone wild.

Sandra “Beth” Geisel, 42: English teacher at Christian Brothers Academy, an all-boys school in Albany, N.Y., allegedly had sex three times with a 16-year-old male student in May 2005, including once on school grounds in the football stadium’s press box. Originally indicted in September for three counts of third degree rape, she pleaded guilty to a single count of rape and was sentenced to six months in jail, and ranked as a Level 1 sex offender, the lowest risk.

Shelley Allen, 35: Teacher’s aide from Cherokee County, Texas, was arrested in June 2005. Allen was charged with sexual assault of a child and faces a possible 20 years behind bars.

Shelley White, 24: Geography teacher in Britain had been engaged to be married before she kissed a 15-year-old student on at least three occasions. She avoided jail, but received 12 months community service.

Sherry Brians, 41: Middle-school language-arts instructor in Buttonwillow, Calif., originally arrested in January 2006 on suspicion of engaging in lewd acts with a 12-year-old male student, a felony that involves sexual contact. She pleaded not guilty to two counts of annoying or molesting a child under 18.

Stephanie Burleson: Volleyball coach and teacher at Floresville High School in Texas six years ago, pleaded guilty to all charges for molesting a 16-year-old female student. She was sentenced to 10 years probation, and required to register as a sex offender.

Susan Eble, 35: Former teacher’s aide is accused of having a sexual relationship with a 14-year-old boy.

Tara Lynn Crisp, 29: Police allege she had sex with a student at least three times beginning when he was 14.

Toni Lynn Woods, 37: Middle-school teacher in Braxton County, W.Va., confessed in 2005 to having sexual intercourse with three juveniles a total of four times and oral sex with one of those juveniles and another juvenile a total of four times. She reportedly described herself as a “monster” when she pleaded guilty. She resigned, surrendered her teaching certificate, and was given consecutive sentences of one-to-five years on four counts of third-degree sexual assault.

Traci Tapp, 28: Gym teacher at Hammonton High School in New Jersey accused of sexual contact with three male students, including having sex in her home multiple times in one night with a 16-year-old. In January 2006, she avoided any jail or probation time by admitting inappropriate touching, but she lost her teaching license.

Get my point? Yea there is still a lot of female coverage but more and more of it is dispelling myths that women are always innocent and always victims.

Look at the Duke rape case. More and more of the media is siding against the accuser. This is something unheard of only a few years ago.

Wanna know what I’m tired of? I’m tired of people playing the race card on me because I want the borders secured. I’m tired of hearing it’s racist when a sovereign nation wants to control it’s own borders. Also, my ancestry came to America after the Civil War and I’m tired of collective guilt and being grouped with past slave owners, the KKK, Nazis, White-Supremacists, etc.. I’m tired of having to choose between Spanish or English when listening to the menu choices on a phone call. I’m tired of hearing it’s racist that America, a sovereign nation, cannot choose it’s national language without the race card being played. I’m tired of the litany of male bashing comments and policies that are part of the national lexicon in the family, the courts, the legislature, the media, entertainment industry, business in general. I’m tired of the hate-mongering of Oprah, Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton. I’m tired of hearing about diversity and equal rights when it’s a zero-sum game and everyone else has an increase in rights while mine are decreased. Some of these games have been played for decades.

I could go on and on.

I know you are sick and tired too. All I can tell you is call someone who cares. In fact, take 50 cents, and call both of them.

“Well, a law was broken and I’m sure….”

okay, …I should have said: Well, a crime MAY have been comitted and I’m sure …

“Well, a law was broken and I’m sure….”

okay, …I should have said: Well, a crime MAY have been comitted and I’m sure …

“Well, a law was broken and I’m sure….”

okay, …I should have said: Well, a crime MAY have been comitted and I’m sure …

I learned from the teleivision that women are good. I also learned that that men are bad. So I shut the television off. I have not turn it on again.

Denis, I’m also tired of American’s culture.

I learned from the teleivision that women are good. I also learned that that men are bad. So I shut the television off. I have not turn it on again.

Denis, I’m also tired of American’s culture.

I learned from the teleivision that women are good. I also learned that that men are bad. So I shut the television off. I have not turn it on again.

Denis, I’m also tired of American’s culture.

I’m going to have to disagree with Gonz on this one. RPR has a point in that this is definitely a local issue and shouldn’t get national coverage. The girl acted recklessly and while I do hope she turns up with nothing more serious than a hangover, she did put herself in the position. As to the number of missing persons shown on national television (because local will in most places mention missing persons regardless of sex or race, Fox News does seem to do quite a bit of coverage on these matters. At least the Holloway case, though not necessary for us to hear over and over again for months on end, was coverage of a citizen disappearing in a foreign country thus making it at least applicable to bring up at least once on the national level.

Whether RPR is a racist or not, quite frankly, is his buisness. A lot of us white guys are called that name just because what other white people have done and those who control the history we teach in our schools like to conveniantly forget whites who stood up for equal rights if they didn’t match a certain criteria. Ergo we get John Brown, but can anyone name a white person who marched with Martin Luther King?

I’m going to have to disagree with Gonz on this one. RPR has a point in that this is definitely a local issue and shouldn’t get national coverage. The girl acted recklessly and while I do hope she turns up with nothing more serious than a hangover, she did put herself in the position. As to the number of missing persons shown on national television (because local will in most places mention missing persons regardless of sex or race, Fox News does seem to do quite a bit of coverage on these matters. At least the Holloway case, though not necessary for us to hear over and over again for months on end, was coverage of a citizen disappearing in a foreign country thus making it at least applicable to bring up at least once on the national level.

Whether RPR is a racist or not, quite frankly, is his buisness. A lot of us white guys are called that name just because what other white people have done and those who control the history we teach in our schools like to conveniantly forget whites who stood up for equal rights if they didn’t match a certain criteria. Ergo we get John Brown, but can anyone name a white person who marched with Martin Luther King?

I’m going to have to disagree with Gonz on this one. RPR has a point in that this is definitely a local issue and shouldn’t get national coverage. The girl acted recklessly and while I do hope she turns up with nothing more serious than a hangover, she did put herself in the position. As to the number of missing persons shown on national television (because local will in most places mention missing persons regardless of sex or race, Fox News does seem to do quite a bit of coverage on these matters. At least the Holloway case, though not necessary for us to hear over and over again for months on end, was coverage of a citizen disappearing in a foreign country thus making it at least applicable to bring up at least once on the national level.

Whether RPR is a racist or not, quite frankly, is his buisness. A lot of us white guys are called that name just because what other white people have done and those who control the history we teach in our schools like to conveniantly forget whites who stood up for equal rights if they didn’t match a certain criteria. Ergo we get John Brown, but can anyone name a white person who marched with Martin Luther King?

ut can anyone name a white person who marched with Martin Luther King?

Yes.

Charleton Heston.

ut can anyone name a white person who marched with Martin Luther King?

Yes.

Charleton Heston.

ut can anyone name a white person who marched with Martin Luther King?

Yes.

Charleton Heston.

KushinLos,

B-1 Bob Dornan, former REPUBLICAN Congressman from California and CONSERVATIVE firebrand was there on the front row marching shoulder to shoulder with MLK.

KushinLos,

B-1 Bob Dornan, former REPUBLICAN Congressman from California and CONSERVATIVE firebrand was there on the front row marching shoulder to shoulder with MLK.

KushinLos,

B-1 Bob Dornan, former REPUBLICAN Congressman from California and CONSERVATIVE firebrand was there on the front row marching shoulder to shoulder with MLK.

Sorry, Reyes, but linking to (apparently the only)four of your own stories about only one person; posted only on an obscure site this web trawler never heard of; written within a few weeks of each other; with no persistence on your part until the poor girl is found, the media is turned around, and the consciousness of the public is raised, hardly qualifies you as ‘directing’ the attention of anyone, let alone all of us, here to your claimed wave of ethnically diverse women disappearing left and right, now, does it?

Did you not think i would check

We’ll just let drop the fact that such behavior tends to display rather less altruistic concern for the poor girl(s), than it appears to show clearly a cynical willingness to use their stories to pronote one’s own ‘journalistic’ career, ok?

Sorry, Reyes, but linking to (apparently the only)four of your own stories about only one person; posted only on an obscure site this web trawler never heard of; written within a few weeks of each other; with no persistence on your part until the poor girl is found, the media is turned around, and the consciousness of the public is raised, hardly qualifies you as ‘directing’ the attention of anyone, let alone all of us, here to your claimed wave of ethnically diverse women disappearing left and right, now, does it?

Did you not think i would check

We’ll just let drop the fact that such behavior tends to display rather less altruistic concern for the poor girl(s), than it appears to show clearly a cynical willingness to use their stories to pronote one’s own ‘journalistic’ career, ok?

Sorry, Reyes, but linking to (apparently the only)four of your own stories about only one person; posted only on an obscure site this web trawler never heard of; written within a few weeks of each other; with no persistence on your part until the poor girl is found, the media is turned around, and the consciousness of the public is raised, hardly qualifies you as ‘directing’ the attention of anyone, let alone all of us, here to your claimed wave of ethnically diverse women disappearing left and right, now, does it?

Did you not think i would check

We’ll just let drop the fact that such behavior tends to display rather less altruistic concern for the poor girl(s), than it appears to show clearly a cynical willingness to use their stories to pronote one’s own ‘journalistic’ career, ok?

Ooops…
That should read:

‘Did you not think i would check your ‘facts’ as posted in your links in Comment 7?’

Ooops…
That should read:

‘Did you not think i would check your ‘facts’ as posted in your links in Comment 7?’

Ooops…
That should read:

‘Did you not think i would check your ‘facts’ as posted in your links in Comment 7?’

Also,
Great post in Comment 12 above, Denis.
Have you considered posting the info in essay form?

Also,
Great post in Comment 12 above, Denis.
Have you considered posting the info in essay form?

Also,
Great post in Comment 12 above, Denis.
Have you considered posting the info in essay form?

Without meaning to speak for KushinLos,
Wasn’t he pointing out that, despite the fact many whites were shoulder to shoulder with civil rights blacks, that many whites were beaten, threatened, killed, and jailed along with blacks for standing strong against institutional racism, there is virtually no mention of the role(s) of whites in the civil rights crusades as individuals, or of white leaders in government, in in the info presented nowadays in schools, media, and film/TV?

Without meaning to speak for KushinLos,
Wasn’t he pointing out that, despite the fact many whites were shoulder to shoulder with civil rights blacks, that many whites were beaten, threatened, killed, and jailed along with blacks for standing strong against institutional racism, there is virtually no mention of the role(s) of whites in the civil rights crusades as individuals, or of white leaders in government, in in the info presented nowadays in schools, media, and film/TV?

Without meaning to speak for KushinLos,
Wasn’t he pointing out that, despite the fact many whites were shoulder to shoulder with civil rights blacks, that many whites were beaten, threatened, killed, and jailed along with blacks for standing strong against institutional racism, there is virtually no mention of the role(s) of whites in the civil rights crusades as individuals, or of white leaders in government, in in the info presented nowadays in schools, media, and film/TV?

Eeek! Once again I have agree wtih RPR: This isn’t a simple issue of the liberal media being obsessed with the most minor concerns of white women. It’s the conservative media as well. The right, however, has at least made some attempt to question the notion of female entitlement including abortion “privacy” rights.

RPR: Your fundamental mistake is to think that the political rhetoric of the left to rationalize goodies for their special interest groups really means anything. It’s all about getting votes and political power and white women have, and will always have, more power than ALL the other special leftist interest groups combined. If you don’t like that, tough. I foresee a bloodbath coming up as the special victim-privileges pie gets sliced a little too thin.

Eeek! Once again I have agree wtih RPR: This isn’t a simple issue of the liberal media being obsessed with the most minor concerns of white women. It’s the conservative media as well. The right, however, has at least made some attempt to question the notion of female entitlement including abortion “privacy” rights.

RPR: Your fundamental mistake is to think that the political rhetoric of the left to rationalize goodies for their special interest groups really means anything. It’s all about getting votes and political power and white women have, and will always have, more power than ALL the other special leftist interest groups combined. If you don’t like that, tough. I foresee a bloodbath coming up as the special victim-privileges pie gets sliced a little too thin.

Eeek! Once again I have agree wtih RPR: This isn’t a simple issue of the liberal media being obsessed with the most minor concerns of white women. It’s the conservative media as well. The right, however, has at least made some attempt to question the notion of female entitlement including abortion “privacy” rights.

RPR: Your fundamental mistake is to think that the political rhetoric of the left to rationalize goodies for their special interest groups really means anything. It’s all about getting votes and political power and white women have, and will always have, more power than ALL the other special leftist interest groups combined. If you don’t like that, tough. I foresee a bloodbath coming up as the special victim-privileges pie gets sliced a little too thin.

Awww, what’s amatter Denis, did your momma beat you when you were young?

Your response is inane. Anytime you begin a numbers game of women predators vs. men predators you are in a losing game. The sad fact is that any comparison is absurd, there are, unfortunately a lot of wife-beaters and male child abusers out there. This doesn’t excuse the neglect by the MSM of woman on man violence, merely that men do still dominate the statistics.

I have zero tolerance for either one. My complaint is that we begin to act as Liberals when we start pointing fingers at the acts of others when we ourselves have much to account for.

Women are no more, or less, human than we are. They are no more promiscuous, violent, unreasonable, unfair, unfaithful, or predatory than are we. Some would say that the truth lies somewhere in between what you propose and what we get in the MSM.

Greta is a joke, as are the rest of the fems you mention in the MSM. Women misbehave all the time, but we must be careful in scrutinizing them while we have our own difficulties.

Don’t like Oprah? Good neither do I. So you know what I do, I don’t watch or listen to her. Same with all of the “blame white males first crowd.” The same thing goes with a majority of Americans. That’s why so many MSM outlets are losing money, and going out of business.

Develop a thicker skin and stop worrying what the blathering idiots say (myself included).

Awww, what’s amatter Denis, did your momma beat you when you were young?

Your response is inane. Anytime you begin a numbers game of women predators vs. men predators you are in a losing game. The sad fact is that any comparison is absurd, there are, unfortunately a lot of wife-beaters and male child abusers out there. This doesn’t excuse the neglect by the MSM of woman on man violence, merely that men do still dominate the statistics.

I have zero tolerance for either one. My complaint is that we begin to act as Liberals when we start pointing fingers at the acts of others when we ourselves have much to account for.

Women are no more, or less, human than we are. They are no more promiscuous, violent, unreasonable, unfair, unfaithful, or predatory than are we. Some would say that the truth lies somewhere in between what you propose and what we get in the MSM.

Greta is a joke, as are the rest of the fems you mention in the MSM. Women misbehave all the time, but we must be careful in scrutinizing them while we have our own difficulties.

Don’t like Oprah? Good neither do I. So you know what I do, I don’t watch or listen to her. Same with all of the “blame white males first crowd.” The same thing goes with a majority of Americans. That’s why so many MSM outlets are losing money, and going out of business.

Develop a thicker skin and stop worrying what the blathering idiots say (myself included).

Awww, what’s amatter Denis, did your momma beat you when you were young?

Your response is inane. Anytime you begin a numbers game of women predators vs. men predators you are in a losing game. The sad fact is that any comparison is absurd, there are, unfortunately a lot of wife-beaters and male child abusers out there. This doesn’t excuse the neglect by the MSM of woman on man violence, merely that men do still dominate the statistics.

I have zero tolerance for either one. My complaint is that we begin to act as Liberals when we start pointing fingers at the acts of others when we ourselves have much to account for.

Women are no more, or less, human than we are. They are no more promiscuous, violent, unreasonable, unfair, unfaithful, or predatory than are we. Some would say that the truth lies somewhere in between what you propose and what we get in the MSM.

Greta is a joke, as are the rest of the fems you mention in the MSM. Women misbehave all the time, but we must be careful in scrutinizing them while we have our own difficulties.

Don’t like Oprah? Good neither do I. So you know what I do, I don’t watch or listen to her. Same with all of the “blame white males first crowd.” The same thing goes with a majority of Americans. That’s why so many MSM outlets are losing money, and going out of business.

Develop a thicker skin and stop worrying what the blathering idiots say (myself included).

“Your response is inane. Anytime you begin a numbers game of women predators vs. men predators you are in a losing game. The sad fact is that any comparison is absurd, there are, unfortunately a lot of wife-beaters and male child abusers out there.”

You missed my point genius. I am simply saying that the media is not entirely one-sided anymore with women. One sided as in women are only innnocents and victims. I said nothing about numbers of men versus women. You response is dim.

“Women are no more, or less, human than we are.They are no more promiscuous, violent, unreasonable, unfair, unfaithful, or predatory than are we.”

You missed my point genius. I am simply saying that the media is not entirely one-sided anymore with women. One sided as in women are only innnocents and victims. I said nothing about numbers of men versus women.

Greta is a joke, as are the rest of the fems you mention in the MSM. Women misbehave all the time, but we must be careful in scrutinizing them while we have our own difficulties.

Again you missed my point genius. My point was simply that these women cover “women’s issues” disproportionately. RJR’s central point is that he is tired of hearing about the preponderance of women’s issues in the national media. These women are one source of this disproportionate coverage.
You be careful about “scrutinizing”. I’ll write what I please and provide supporting information to my points. You just have to figure out what people are really saying and what they are not saying.

“I have zero tolerance for either one. My complaint is that we begin to act as Liberals when we start pointing fingers at the acts of others when we ourselves have much to account for.”

Well, if you want to plead guilty to anything go right ahead. Don’t lecture me on what I have to “account for”. Who the f*** are you?

“Develop a thicker skin and stop worrying what the blathering idiots say (myself included).”

“Thicker skin”??? “worrying”?? Please dipshit. I’m trying to figure out how you can construe these labels. My text is largely cogent and not poignant. Never mind….you are a “blathering idiot”. That explains it.

“Awww, what’s amatter Denis, did your momma beat you when you were young?” No. But since you completely missed the mark of reading my post (apparently you are the only one)did yours drop you on your head when you were an infant?

This just shows what happens when one gets a public school “education”.

“Your response is inane. Anytime you begin a numbers game of women predators vs. men predators you are in a losing game. The sad fact is that any comparison is absurd, there are, unfortunately a lot of wife-beaters and male child abusers out there.”

You missed my point genius. I am simply saying that the media is not entirely one-sided anymore with women. One sided as in women are only innnocents and victims. I said nothing about numbers of men versus women. You response is dim.

“Women are no more, or less, human than we are.They are no more promiscuous, violent, unreasonable, unfair, unfaithful, or predatory than are we.”

You missed my point genius. I am simply saying that the media is not entirely one-sided anymore with women. One sided as in women are only innnocents and victims. I said nothing about numbers of men versus women.

Greta is a joke, as are the rest of the fems you mention in the MSM. Women misbehave all the time, but we must be careful in scrutinizing them while we have our own difficulties.

Again you missed my point genius. My point was simply that these women cover “women’s issues” disproportionately. RJR’s central point is that he is tired of hearing about the preponderance of women’s issues in the national media. These women are one source of this disproportionate coverage.
You be careful about “scrutinizing”. I’ll write what I please and provide supporting information to my points. You just have to figure out what people are really saying and what they are not saying.

“I have zero tolerance for either one. My complaint is that we begin to act as Liberals when we start pointing fingers at the acts of others when we ourselves have much to account for.”

Well, if you want to plead guilty to anything go right ahead. Don’t lecture me on what I have to “account for”. Who the f*** are you?

“Develop a thicker skin and stop worrying what the blathering idiots say (myself included).”

“Thicker skin”??? “worrying”?? Please dipshit. I’m trying to figure out how you can construe these labels. My text is largely cogent and not poignant. Never mind….you are a “blathering idiot”. That explains it.

“Awww, what’s amatter Denis, did your momma beat you when you were young?” No. But since you completely missed the mark of reading my post (apparently you are the only one)did yours drop you on your head when you were an infant?

This just shows what happens when one gets a public school “education”.

“Your response is inane. Anytime you begin a numbers game of women predators vs. men predators you are in a losing game. The sad fact is that any comparison is absurd, there are, unfortunately a lot of wife-beaters and male child abusers out there.”

You missed my point genius. I am simply saying that the media is not entirely one-sided anymore with women. One sided as in women are only innnocents and victims. I said nothing about numbers of men versus women. You response is dim.

“Women are no more, or less, human than we are.They are no more promiscuous, violent, unreasonable, unfair, unfaithful, or predatory than are we.”

You missed my point genius. I am simply saying that the media is not entirely one-sided anymore with women. One sided as in women are only innnocents and victims. I said nothing about numbers of men versus women.

Greta is a joke, as are the rest of the fems you mention in the MSM. Women misbehave all the time, but we must be careful in scrutinizing them while we have our own difficulties.

Again you missed my point genius. My point was simply that these women cover “women’s issues” disproportionately. RJR’s central point is that he is tired of hearing about the preponderance of women’s issues in the national media. These women are one source of this disproportionate coverage.
You be careful about “scrutinizing”. I’ll write what I please and provide supporting information to my points. You just have to figure out what people are really saying and what they are not saying.

“I have zero tolerance for either one. My complaint is that we begin to act as Liberals when we start pointing fingers at the acts of others when we ourselves have much to account for.”

Well, if you want to plead guilty to anything go right ahead. Don’t lecture me on what I have to “account for”. Who the f*** are you?

“Develop a thicker skin and stop worrying what the blathering idiots say (myself included).”

“Thicker skin”??? “worrying”?? Please dipshit. I’m trying to figure out how you can construe these labels. My text is largely cogent and not poignant. Never mind….you are a “blathering idiot”. That explains it.

“Awww, what’s amatter Denis, did your momma beat you when you were young?” No. But since you completely missed the mark of reading my post (apparently you are the only one)did yours drop you on your head when you were an infant?

This just shows what happens when one gets a public school “education”.

This thread has a produced a number of pointed posts, from some of our more thoughtful regulars, which seem to be motivated by a misunderstanding of the originating post.

Sorry to come on so strong here, folks.
This sort of infighting is precisely why RPR is here: to foment discord among the faithful.

While vigorous debate is always healthy, let’s not rush in where fools like RPR tread.

That said, it appears from a careful reading of Denis’ Comment 12 above that he is simply pointing out that the MSM has suddenly begun paying attention to how easily women get off when charged with similar child/teacher sex crimes as men.

OTOH, it is easy to get lost in that long post, and to draw erroneous conclusions.

How to explain otherwise the fact that WM in Comment 23 writes what stinks of libfem rot?

‘Women are no more, or less, human than we are. They are no more promiscuous, violent, unreasonable, unfair, unfaithful, or predatory than are we.’

If such is the case, why are you fighting against the undue influence of libfem women, and their politicallly-libfem male supporters, in our culture, and all the evil stemming from same?

If such is the case, why the tidal wave of growth of MRs groups around the world today?

If we are all simply ‘human’, why do the majority of ads and programs produced by MSM not pander to base desires of men as they do to those of women?

Why would not the cynical MSM tap the ad dollars which would flow therefrom, as they do from the push-button market reactions of millions of women?

It couldn’t be because expert market research clearly shows that the dollars gained from such obvious pandering to the ‘needs’ of women are greater in number, as well as surety, than those gained from appealing to the pleasures and desires of men, could it?

If men as voters are as susceptible to pandering lies as are women voters, why do not government power grabbers, and power-grabber wanna-bes, aim their outreach at the feelings and emotions of men as well as at those of women?

If women and men are so much alike, why are schools mass drugging boys at a more than 20-1 ratio to girls?
Why are schools struggling with the fact that ‘boys will be boys’ by trying to make boys into girls with penii?

If women and men are so undifferentiated, why are 75% to 90% of divorces initiated by women, many done so without even an allegation of abuse?

If women and men are so essentially ‘human’, why do women live longer, and remain healthier longer, than men in virtually all population groups?

If men and women have the same basic motivations for living life, why do men and women play; eat; read; converse; relate personally; and even perform similar tasks at work differently?

Individual variation among given populations which falls outside group norms?
Sure, but that in no way implies similarity between given populations.

Men are men; women are women.
Boys will be boys; and girls will be girls.

…If we let them.

This thread has a produced a number of pointed posts, from some of our more thoughtful regulars, which seem to be motivated by a misunderstanding of the originating post.

Sorry to come on so strong here, folks.
This sort of infighting is precisely why RPR is here: to foment discord among the faithful.

While vigorous debate is always healthy, let’s not rush in where fools like RPR tread.

That said, it appears from a careful reading of Denis’ Comment 12 above that he is simply pointing out that the MSM has suddenly begun paying attention to how easily women get off when charged with similar child/teacher sex crimes as men.

OTOH, it is easy to get lost in that long post, and to draw erroneous conclusions.

How to explain otherwise the fact that WM in Comment 23 writes what stinks of libfem rot?

‘Women are no more, or less, human than we are. They are no more promiscuous, violent, unreasonable, unfair, unfaithful, or predatory than are we.’

If such is the case, why are you fighting against the undue influence of libfem women, and their politicallly-libfem male supporters, in our culture, and all the evil stemming from same?

If such is the case, why the tidal wave of growth of MRs groups around the world today?

If we are all simply ‘human’, why do the majority of ads and programs produced by MSM not pander to base desires of men as they do to those of women?

Why would not the cynical MSM tap the ad dollars which would flow therefrom, as they do from the push-button market reactions of millions of women?

It couldn’t be because expert market research clearly shows that the dollars gained from such obvious pandering to the ‘needs’ of women are greater in number, as well as surety, than those gained from appealing to the pleasures and desires of men, could it?

If men as voters are as susceptible to pandering lies as are women voters, why do not government power grabbers, and power-grabber wanna-bes, aim their outreach at the feelings and emotions of men as well as at those of women?

If women and men are so much alike, why are schools mass drugging boys at a more than 20-1 ratio to girls?
Why are schools struggling with the fact that ‘boys will be boys’ by trying to make boys into girls with penii?

If women and men are so undifferentiated, why are 75% to 90% of divorces initiated by women, many done so without even an allegation of abuse?

If women and men are so essentially ‘human’, why do women live longer, and remain healthier longer, than men in virtually all population groups?

If men and women have the same basic motivations for living life, why do men and women play; eat; read; converse; relate personally; and even perform similar tasks at work differently?

Individual variation among given populations which falls outside group norms?
Sure, but that in no way implies similarity between given populations.

Men are men; women are women.
Boys will be boys; and girls will be girls.

…If we let them.

This thread has a produced a number of pointed posts, from some of our more thoughtful regulars, which seem to be motivated by a misunderstanding of the originating post.

Sorry to come on so strong here, folks.
This sort of infighting is precisely why RPR is here: to foment discord among the faithful.

While vigorous debate is always healthy, let’s not rush in where fools like RPR tread.

That said, it appears from a careful reading of Denis’ Comment 12 above that he is simply pointing out that the MSM has suddenly begun paying attention to how easily women get off when charged with similar child/teacher sex crimes as men.

OTOH, it is easy to get lost in that long post, and to draw erroneous conclusions.

How to explain otherwise the fact that WM in Comment 23 writes what stinks of libfem rot?

‘Women are no more, or less, human than we are. They are no more promiscuous, violent, unreasonable, unfair, unfaithful, or predatory than are we.’

If such is the case, why are you fighting against the undue influence of libfem women, and their politicallly-libfem male supporters, in our culture, and all the evil stemming from same?

If such is the case, why the tidal wave of growth of MRs groups around the world today?

If we are all simply ‘human’, why do the majority of ads and programs produced by MSM not pander to base desires of men as they do to those of women?

Why would not the cynical MSM tap the ad dollars which would flow therefrom, as they do from the push-button market reactions of millions of women?

It couldn’t be because expert market research clearly shows that the dollars gained from such obvious pandering to the ‘needs’ of women are greater in number, as well as surety, than those gained from appealing to the pleasures and desires of men, could it?

If men as voters are as susceptible to pandering lies as are women voters, why do not government power grabbers, and power-grabber wanna-bes, aim their outreach at the feelings and emotions of men as well as at those of women?

If women and men are so much alike, why are schools mass drugging boys at a more than 20-1 ratio to girls?
Why are schools struggling with the fact that ‘boys will be boys’ by trying to make boys into girls with penii?

If women and men are so undifferentiated, why are 75% to 90% of divorces initiated by women, many done so without even an allegation of abuse?

If women and men are so essentially ‘human’, why do women live longer, and remain healthier longer, than men in virtually all population groups?

If men and women have the same basic motivations for living life, why do men and women play; eat; read; converse; relate personally; and even perform similar tasks at work differently?

Individual variation among given populations which falls outside group norms?
Sure, but that in no way implies similarity between given populations.

Men are men; women are women.
Boys will be boys; and girls will be girls.

…If we let them.

Guess I didn’t see this in the news.
Sorry about that Rob.

All,
Rob is right.
Suppression of news stories for racial reasons?
Google or Yahoo: Whichita Massacre.
Look for the testimony of the surviving victim.
Barely any coverage because of bias.

Locals screamed for national attention, but got none.

http://www.crimelibrary.com/notorious_murders/classics/carr_brothers/index.html

http://www.kansas.com/mld/eagle/news/special_packages/carr_trial/

Guess I didn’t see this in the news.
Sorry about that Rob.

All,
Rob is right.
Suppression of news stories for racial reasons?
Google or Yahoo: Whichita Massacre.
Look for the testimony of the surviving victim.
Barely any coverage because of bias.

Locals screamed for national attention, but got none.

http://www.crimelibrary.com/notorious_murders/classics/carr_brothers/index.html

http://www.kansas.com/mld/eagle/news/special_packages/carr_trial/

WichitaMassacre (sp) Sorry.

WichitaMassacre (sp) Sorry.

Guess I didn’t see this in the news.
Sorry about that Rob.

All,
Rob is right.
Suppression of news stories for racial reasons?
Google or Yahoo: Whichita Massacre.
Look for the testimony of the surviving victim.
Barely any coverage because of bias.

Locals screamed for national attention, but got none.

http://www.crimelibrary.com/notorious_murders/classics/carr_brothers/index.html

http://www.kansas.com/mld/eagle/news/special_packages/carr_trial/

WichitaMassacre (sp) Sorry.

I found an article from CBS News dated June 17, 2005 that would be of interest to all of you gentlemen.

Not All Missing Persons Are Equal

NEW YORK, June 17, 2005
————————————————–
(CBS) As the search continues for Natalee Holloway in Aruba, the family of another missing woman expresses frustration.

A year ago this week, a 24-year-old African-American woman named Tamika Huston of Spartanburg, S.C., was reported missing by her family. Most who know all about Holloway, probably haven’t heard of Huston, although her family has tried everything it could to get national media attention.

According to FBI statistics, African-Americans and other minorities make up a larger portion of missing victims than the media represents. However, cases like Huston’s often get little attention.

Huston’s aunt, Rebkah Howard, who is a public relations professional, tried to develop national concern by having her family distribute fliers, hold a press conference, and create a Web site to get mass media attention, but the story was primarily ignored.

As the search continues for Holloway, who is white, an article in USA Today June 16 asks why the media doesn’t show more concern about missing blacks, Hispanics and other minorities. While no one is suggesting that the media ignore Holloway’s story, critics point to a trend.

Howard tells The Early Show co-anchor Hannah Storm she doesn’t believe executive producers and newsroom staff consciously exclude persons of color, but notes it is important for the media to take a critical look at which cases they cover.

“What I believe is happening,” Howard says, “is that networks have found a formula that has worked for them. And they tend to be about young, white attractive, middle- to upper-class women. And they continue to follow those stories. As one is resolved, they’ll move on to the next one. I was met with a lot of resistance when I tried to get national attention for this case. It has been unfortunate.”

Just recall the stories of Jennifer Wilbanks, the missing bride, Laci Peterson and Lori Hacking, the missing pregnant wives, and Elizabeth Smart, the young woman from Salt Lake City. They were all white, young, attractive, middle-class, American women.

According to FBI statistics and USA Today, men are more likely than women to be reported missing,and blacks make up a disproportionately large segment of the victims. However, you wouldn’t know that from watching television, listening to the radio or reading national newspapers.

Since May 1, FBI statistics indicate there were 25,389 men and 22,200 women listed as missing. Of the total of missing women since May 1, 8,681 were minorities (this includes Asian, African-American, American Indian and other minorities except Hispanics.) This compares to 13,519 white and Hispanic women. (It is not clear how many of those are Hispanic.)

“I would really hope that the media would just come to us and help us, says Huston’s father, Anthony. “Getting national media coverage in the beginning, we really think that could have helped us out.”

Howard notes the circumstances of her niece’s disappearance from Spartanburg were very suspicious.

She explains, “We don’t know exactly the date that Tamika was last seen, but we’re estimating, based on the police investigation, it was between May 24 to the 26. In mid-June, her car was discovered at an apartment complex not too far from where she lived in a single-family home. A key that was left in her vehicle traced back to an apartment that was formerly lived in by an acquaintance of Tamika. They found blood in that apartment that matched Tamika’s DNA and police continue to investigate at this point.”

Tamika Huston’s body has not been found.

Huston’s family also expressed their sympathy for Natalee Holloway’s family.

I found an article from CBS News dated June 17, 2005 that would be of interest to all of you gentlemen.

Not All Missing Persons Are Equal

NEW YORK, June 17, 2005
————————————————–
(CBS) As the search continues for Natalee Holloway in Aruba, the family of another missing woman expresses frustration.

A year ago this week, a 24-year-old African-American woman named Tamika Huston of Spartanburg, S.C., was reported missing by her family. Most who know all about Holloway, probably haven’t heard of Huston, although her family has tried everything it could to get national media attention.

According to FBI statistics, African-Americans and other minorities make up a larger portion of missing victims than the media represents. However, cases like Huston’s often get little attention.

Huston’s aunt, Rebkah Howard, who is a public relations professional, tried to develop national concern by having her family distribute fliers, hold a press conference, and create a Web site to get mass media attention, but the story was primarily ignored.

As the search continues for Holloway, who is white, an article in USA Today June 16 asks why the media doesn’t show more concern about missing blacks, Hispanics and other minorities. While no one is suggesting that the media ignore Holloway’s story, critics point to a trend.

Howard tells The Early Show co-anchor Hannah Storm she doesn’t believe executive producers and newsroom staff consciously exclude persons of color, but notes it is important for the media to take a critical look at which cases they cover.

“What I believe is happening,” Howard says, “is that networks have found a formula that has worked for them. And they tend to be about young, white attractive, middle- to upper-class women. And they continue to follow those stories. As one is resolved, they’ll move on to the next one. I was met with a lot of resistance when I tried to get national attention for this case. It has been unfortunate.”

Just recall the stories of Jennifer Wilbanks, the missing bride, Laci Peterson and Lori Hacking, the missing pregnant wives, and Elizabeth Smart, the young woman from Salt Lake City. They were all white, young, attractive, middle-class, American women.

According to FBI statistics and USA Today, men are more likely than women to be reported missing,and blacks make up a disproportionately large segment of the victims. However, you wouldn’t know that from watching television, listening to the radio or reading national newspapers.

Since May 1, FBI statistics indicate there were 25,389 men and 22,200 women listed as missing. Of the total of missing women since May 1, 8,681 were minorities (this includes Asian, African-American, American Indian and other minorities except Hispanics.) This compares to 13,519 white and Hispanic women. (It is not clear how many of those are Hispanic.)

“I would really hope that the media would just come to us and help us, says Huston’s father, Anthony. “Getting national media coverage in the beginning, we really think that could have helped us out.”

Howard notes the circumstances of her niece’s disappearance from Spartanburg were very suspicious.

She explains, “We don’t know exactly the date that Tamika was last seen, but we’re estimating, based on the police investigation, it was between May 24 to the 26. In mid-June, her car was discovered at an apartment complex not too far from where she lived in a single-family home. A key that was left in her vehicle traced back to an apartment that was formerly lived in by an acquaintance of Tamika. They found blood in that apartment that matched Tamika’s DNA and police continue to investigate at this point.”

Tamika Huston’s body has not been found.

Huston’s family also expressed their sympathy for Natalee Holloway’s family.

I found an article from CBS News dated June 17, 2005 that would be of interest to all of you gentlemen.

Not All Missing Persons Are Equal

NEW YORK, June 17, 2005
————————————————–
(CBS) As the search continues for Natalee Holloway in Aruba, the family of another missing woman expresses frustration.

A year ago this week, a 24-year-old African-American woman named Tamika Huston of Spartanburg, S.C., was reported missing by her family. Most who know all about Holloway, probably haven’t heard of Huston, although her family has tried everything it could to get national media attention.

According to FBI statistics, African-Americans and other minorities make up a larger portion of missing victims than the media represents. However, cases like Huston’s often get little attention.

Huston’s aunt, Rebkah Howard, who is a public relations professional, tried to develop national concern by having her family distribute fliers, hold a press conference, and create a Web site to get mass media attention, but the story was primarily ignored.

As the search continues for Holloway, who is white, an article in USA Today June 16 asks why the media doesn’t show more concern about missing blacks, Hispanics and other minorities. While no one is suggesting that the media ignore Holloway’s story, critics point to a trend.

Howard tells The Early Show co-anchor Hannah Storm she doesn’t believe executive producers and newsroom staff consciously exclude persons of color, but notes it is important for the media to take a critical look at which cases they cover.

“What I believe is happening,” Howard says, “is that networks have found a formula that has worked for them. And they tend to be about young, white attractive, middle- to upper-class women. And they continue to follow those stories. As one is resolved, they’ll move on to the next one. I was met with a lot of resistance when I tried to get national attention for this case. It has been unfortunate.”

Just recall the stories of Jennifer Wilbanks, the missing bride, Laci Peterson and Lori Hacking, the missing pregnant wives, and Elizabeth Smart, the young woman from Salt Lake City. They were all white, young, attractive, middle-class, American women.

According to FBI statistics and USA Today, men are more likely than women to be reported missing,and blacks make up a disproportionately large segment of the victims. However, you wouldn’t know that from watching television, listening to the radio or reading national newspapers.

Since May 1, FBI statistics indicate there were 25,389 men and 22,200 women listed as missing. Of the total of missing women since May 1, 8,681 were minorities (this includes Asian, African-American, American Indian and other minorities except Hispanics.) This compares to 13,519 white and Hispanic women. (It is not clear how many of those are Hispanic.)

“I would really hope that the media would just come to us and help us, says Huston’s father, Anthony. “Getting national media coverage in the beginning, we really think that could have helped us out.”

Howard notes the circumstances of her niece’s disappearance from Spartanburg were very suspicious.

She explains, “We don’t know exactly the date that Tamika was last seen, but we’re estimating, based on the police investigation, it was between May 24 to the 26. In mid-June, her car was discovered at an apartment complex not too far from where she lived in a single-family home. A key that was left in her vehicle traced back to an apartment that was formerly lived in by an acquaintance of Tamika. They found blood in that apartment that matched Tamika’s DNA and police continue to investigate at this point.”

Tamika Huston’s body has not been found.

Huston’s family also expressed their sympathy for Natalee Holloway’s family.

And unfortunately, the outcome.

Tamika was last seen by family and friends on or around May 27, 2004 in Spartanburg. Subsequently, police began an intensive investigation into her disappearance. She was first reported to authorities as missing on June 14. On June 20, her 1991 black Honda CRX was found abandoned at the Barksdale Apartments located at 350 Pierpont Avenue in Spartanburg. It had apparently been abandoned in that location for approximately the same amount of time Tamika had last been seen.

The investigation’s biggest break came on February 1, 2005, when the Spartanburg Public Safety Department announced that blood evidence found in an apartment unit located at the Fremont School Apartment complex in Spartanburg matched Tamika Huston’s DNA.

In August 2005, a positive identification was made on human remains found off Highway 290 in Duncan, South Carolina. The Spartanburg coroner announced that the remains were in fact those of Tamika Huston. The remains were found in a wooded area along Tyger River Road in Spartanburg County, South Carolina. The coroner analyzed those remains and with DNA tests and dental records, confirmed that they were Tamika’s.

And unfortunately, the outcome.

Tamika was last seen by family and friends on or around May 27, 2004 in Spartanburg. Subsequently, police began an intensive investigation into her disappearance. She was first reported to authorities as missing on June 14. On June 20, her 1991 black Honda CRX was found abandoned at the Barksdale Apartments located at 350 Pierpont Avenue in Spartanburg. It had apparently been abandoned in that location for approximately the same amount of time Tamika had last been seen.

The investigation’s biggest break came on February 1, 2005, when the Spartanburg Public Safety Department announced that blood evidence found in an apartment unit located at the Fremont School Apartment complex in Spartanburg matched Tamika Huston’s DNA.

In August 2005, a positive identification was made on human remains found off Highway 290 in Duncan, South Carolina. The Spartanburg coroner announced that the remains were in fact those of Tamika Huston. The remains were found in a wooded area along Tyger River Road in Spartanburg County, South Carolina. The coroner analyzed those remains and with DNA tests and dental records, confirmed that they were Tamika’s.

And unfortunately, the outcome.

Tamika was last seen by family and friends on or around May 27, 2004 in Spartanburg. Subsequently, police began an intensive investigation into her disappearance. She was first reported to authorities as missing on June 14. On June 20, her 1991 black Honda CRX was found abandoned at the Barksdale Apartments located at 350 Pierpont Avenue in Spartanburg. It had apparently been abandoned in that location for approximately the same amount of time Tamika had last been seen.

The investigation’s biggest break came on February 1, 2005, when the Spartanburg Public Safety Department announced that blood evidence found in an apartment unit located at the Fremont School Apartment complex in Spartanburg matched Tamika Huston’s DNA.

In August 2005, a positive identification was made on human remains found off Highway 290 in Duncan, South Carolina. The Spartanburg coroner announced that the remains were in fact those of Tamika Huston. The remains were found in a wooded area along Tyger River Road in Spartanburg County, South Carolina. The coroner analyzed those remains and with DNA tests and dental records, confirmed that they were Tamika’s.

This post is in reference to comments 5, 7 and 18. Whraglyn, why is it so difficult for you to admit when you are wrong. How many essays do I have to submit as proof that I have not neglected the subject of missing minority women? Here are two more essays, about two other missing women of color?

http://www.useless-knowledge.com/1234/june/article251.html

http://www.useless-knowledge.com/1234/june/article285.html

Useless Knowledge may be an obscure Web site (although that’s besides the point). But at the time those essays were written, UK was syndicated by Google News and my essays received wide circulation.

My essays did have an impact, I recieved letters of gratitude from the families of the missing women.

This post is in reference to comments 5, 7 and 18. Whraglyn, why is it so difficult for you to admit when you are wrong. How many essays do I have to submit as proof that I have not neglected the subject of missing minority women? Here are two more essays, about two other missing women of color?

http://www.useless-knowledge.com/1234/june/article251.html

http://www.useless-knowledge.com/1234/june/article285.html

Useless Knowledge may be an obscure Web site (although that’s besides the point). But at the time those essays were written, UK was syndicated by Google News and my essays received wide circulation.

My essays did have an impact, I recieved letters of gratitude from the families of the missing women.

This post is in reference to comments 5, 7 and 18. Whraglyn, why is it so difficult for you to admit when you are wrong. How many essays do I have to submit as proof that I have not neglected the subject of missing minority women? Here are two more essays, about two other missing women of color?

http://www.useless-knowledge.com/1234/june/article251.html

http://www.useless-knowledge.com/1234/june/article285.html

Useless Knowledge may be an obscure Web site (although that’s besides the point). But at the time those essays were written, UK was syndicated by Google News and my essays received wide circulation.

My essays did have an impact, I recieved letters of gratitude from the families of the missing women.

If another can not see that the media prefers to promote young attractive white women as poster children of victimhood, then they may not have had their television set turned on.

If another can not see that the media prefers to promote young attractive white women as poster children of victimhood, then they may not have had their television set turned on.

If another can not see that the media prefers to promote young attractive white women as poster children of victimhood, then they may not have had their television set turned on.

Thanks Gonz, I’d forgotten that Charleston Heston marched with King. Will, I haven’t even heard of B-1 Bob Dornan. Stack that up to what I was commenting on. They will teach you what they want you to know. Ergo John Brown is remembered, but Mr. Heston and Mr. Dornan aren’t even mentioned.

Thanks Gonz, I’d forgotten that Charleston Heston marched with King. Will, I haven’t even heard of B-1 Bob Dornan. Stack that up to what I was commenting on. They will teach you what they want you to know. Ergo John Brown is remembered, but Mr. Heston and Mr. Dornan aren’t even mentioned.

Thanks Gonz, I’d forgotten that Charleston Heston marched with King. Will, I haven’t even heard of B-1 Bob Dornan. Stack that up to what I was commenting on. They will teach you what they want you to know. Ergo John Brown is remembered, but Mr. Heston and Mr. Dornan aren’t even mentioned.

Hilarious!
You really should take this act on the road, dude.

Your first links were to essays on the same woman.

The 2nd set of links are to different women, but all from the same few weeks the Hollaway story was extensively covered.

Getting kudos from grieving families does not remotely qualify as evidence, let alone proof, that essays written over a few weeks when the subject was hot news spring from your altruism toward the victims or their families, or from your dedication to raising our collective consciousness on the issue.

My assertion that your work is motivated more by opportunism and cynicism, stemming from your determination to advance your ‘career’ on the backs of those for which you purport to care so very deeply, gets stronger with your every post.

Also, as usual, you have ignored entirely the other points i made to you regarding your work, and have focused only in the area in which you think you have the advantage, since it is your own work you cite as the reference point.

A near-perfect example of typical libfemgreenieweenie errorizing in observation, analysis, strategy, and tactics.

Hilarious!
You really should take this act on the road, dude.

Your first links were to essays on the same woman.

The 2nd set of links are to different women, but all from the same few weeks the Hollaway story was extensively covered.

Getting kudos from grieving families does not remotely qualify as evidence, let alone proof, that essays written over a few weeks when the subject was hot news spring from your altruism toward the victims or their families, or from your dedication to raising our collective consciousness on the issue.

My assertion that your work is motivated more by opportunism and cynicism, stemming from your determination to advance your ‘career’ on the backs of those for which you purport to care so very deeply, gets stronger with your every post.

Also, as usual, you have ignored entirely the other points i made to you regarding your work, and have focused only in the area in which you think you have the advantage, since it is your own work you cite as the reference point.

A near-perfect example of typical libfemgreenieweenie errorizing in observation, analysis, strategy, and tactics.

Hilarious!
You really should take this act on the road, dude.

Your first links were to essays on the same woman.

The 2nd set of links are to different women, but all from the same few weeks the Hollaway story was extensively covered.

Getting kudos from grieving families does not remotely qualify as evidence, let alone proof, that essays written over a few weeks when the subject was hot news spring from your altruism toward the victims or their families, or from your dedication to raising our collective consciousness on the issue.

My assertion that your work is motivated more by opportunism and cynicism, stemming from your determination to advance your ‘career’ on the backs of those for which you purport to care so very deeply, gets stronger with your every post.

Also, as usual, you have ignored entirely the other points i made to you regarding your work, and have focused only in the area in which you think you have the advantage, since it is your own work you cite as the reference point.

A near-perfect example of typical libfemgreenieweenie errorizing in observation, analysis, strategy, and tactics.

Gents, take the lesson here:

The race of the missing woman makes all the difference to RPR. Were this a woman of any color than white he’d have no problem with it.

That is racism. Simple, plain, unadorned, and the moral equivalent of David Duke.

Now thee fact that he assumes conservatives don’t care about women of any other color – they psychological term we are looking for here is “Projection.”

Gents, take the lesson here:

The race of the missing woman makes all the difference to RPR. Were this a woman of any color than white he’d have no problem with it.

That is racism. Simple, plain, unadorned, and the moral equivalent of David Duke.

Now thee fact that he assumes conservatives don’t care about women of any other color – they psychological term we are looking for here is “Projection.”

Gents, take the lesson here:

The race of the missing woman makes all the difference to RPR. Were this a woman of any color than white he’d have no problem with it.

That is racism. Simple, plain, unadorned, and the moral equivalent of David Duke.

Now thee fact that he assumes conservatives don’t care about women of any other color – they psychological term we are looking for here is “Projection.”

Sad to say RPR, but I too have noticed the “Eurocentricity” of the victims (you have no idea how much I wanted to gag saying that )

Face it missing blond bimbo teenagers make for good television. The unfortunate truth is the thousands of young women of all races disappear every year, and very few of the cases get publicized. It appears that most of the neanderthals responding to your article haven’t a clue.

I am an arch conservative, but I also believe in telling the truth whenever and wherever I see it. Hence I felt compelled to write this. Had my computer not gone south on me over the past few days I would have said it in the middle of the fray.

Sad to say RPR, but I too have noticed the “Eurocentricity” of the victims (you have no idea how much I wanted to gag saying that )

Face it missing blond bimbo teenagers make for good television. The unfortunate truth is the thousands of young women of all races disappear every year, and very few of the cases get publicized. It appears that most of the neanderthals responding to your article haven’t a clue.

I am an arch conservative, but I also believe in telling the truth whenever and wherever I see it. Hence I felt compelled to write this. Had my computer not gone south on me over the past few days I would have said it in the middle of the fray.

Sad to say RPR, but I too have noticed the “Eurocentricity” of the victims (you have no idea how much I wanted to gag saying that )

Face it missing blond bimbo teenagers make for good television. The unfortunate truth is the thousands of young women of all races disappear every year, and very few of the cases get publicized. It appears that most of the neanderthals responding to your article haven’t a clue.

I am an arch conservative, but I also believe in telling the truth whenever and wherever I see it. Hence I felt compelled to write this. Had my computer not gone south on me over the past few days I would have said it in the middle of the fray.