Comments on: Winner of the Coveted 2006 Award for Political Incorrectness http://mensnewsdaily.com/2006/12/26/winner-of-the-coveted-2006-award-for-political-incorrectness/ Men's Rights Activism, MRA Politics, Analysis, Commentary and Global News Sun, 08 Nov 2009 20:26:43 -1000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Dr. John Ray http://mensnewsdaily.com/2006/12/26/winner-of-the-coveted-2006-award-for-political-incorrectness/comment-page-1/#comment-25850 Dr. John Ray Wed, 27 Dec 2006 09:35:51 +0000 http://mensnewsdaily.com/2006/12/26/winner-of-the-coveted-2006-award-for-political-incorrectness/#comment-25850 I think all mountain climbers are dingbats I think all mountain climbers are dingbats

]]> By: Squiggy http://mensnewsdaily.com/2006/12/26/winner-of-the-coveted-2006-award-for-political-incorrectness/comment-page-1/#comment-25797 Squiggy Wed, 27 Dec 2006 01:06:02 +0000 http://mensnewsdaily.com/2006/12/26/winner-of-the-coveted-2006-award-for-political-incorrectness/#comment-25797 eric said: <i>Do you really want that for them?</i> No. I don't want them to be hateful idiots either. You haven't had any rights taken away, and you don't know anyone who has. If you don't want to be searched at an airport don't go there. It's not like flying was ever your right, constitutional or otherwise. eric said: <i>a pre-emptive strike that was based upon lies (I have always showed this on my web site) and in addtion, totally against the powers of the President and the Constitution.</i> Then your website is full of idiotic lies. eric said: Do you really want that for them?

No. I don’t want them to be hateful idiots either. You haven’t had any rights taken away, and you don’t know anyone who has. If you don’t want to be searched at an airport don’t go there. It’s not like flying was ever your right, constitutional or otherwise.

eric said: a pre-emptive strike that was based upon lies (I have always showed this on my web site) and in addtion, totally against the powers of the President and the Constitution.

Then your website is full of idiotic lies.

]]> By: mcashman http://mensnewsdaily.com/2006/12/26/winner-of-the-coveted-2006-award-for-political-incorrectness/comment-page-1/#comment-25754 mcashman Tue, 26 Dec 2006 16:49:10 +0000 http://mensnewsdaily.com/2006/12/26/winner-of-the-coveted-2006-award-for-political-incorrectness/#comment-25754 You neglected to mention that Inglis also climbed for something like eighteen hours with stumps so abraded they were leaking plasma and blood, and that after his descent to advanced base camp, it was discovered that he had developed frostbite in his stumps and that he had to lose another inch or so of his stumps in surgery to save his legs. You neglected to mention that Inglis also climbed for something like eighteen hours with stumps so abraded they were leaking plasma and blood, and that after his descent to advanced base camp, it was discovered that he had developed frostbite in his stumps and that he had to lose another inch or so of his stumps in surgery to save his legs.

]]> By: bombbombbombbomb http://mensnewsdaily.com/2006/12/26/winner-of-the-coveted-2006-award-for-political-incorrectness/comment-page-1/#comment-25753 bombbombbombbomb Tue, 26 Dec 2006 16:46:28 +0000 http://mensnewsdaily.com/2006/12/26/winner-of-the-coveted-2006-award-for-political-incorrectness/#comment-25753 I vote for amfortas’ nomination. I vote for amfortas’ nomination.

]]> By: Roger Knight http://mensnewsdaily.com/2006/12/26/winner-of-the-coveted-2006-award-for-political-incorrectness/comment-page-1/#comment-25752 Roger Knight Tue, 26 Dec 2006 16:23:24 +0000 http://mensnewsdaily.com/2006/12/26/winner-of-the-coveted-2006-award-for-political-incorrectness/#comment-25752 I second amfortas' nomination. One can be forgiven for believing that the only thing he did wrong was to use a rifle and cartridge of insufficient calibre and foot-pound kinetic energy. I second amfortas’ nomination.
One can be forgiven for believing that the only thing he did wrong was to use a rifle and cartridge of insufficient calibre and foot-pound kinetic energy.

]]> By: amfortas http://mensnewsdaily.com/2006/12/26/winner-of-the-coveted-2006-award-for-political-incorrectness/comment-page-1/#comment-25748 amfortas Tue, 26 Dec 2006 15:15:52 +0000 http://mensnewsdaily.com/2006/12/26/winner-of-the-coveted-2006-award-for-political-incorrectness/#comment-25748 I like your stuff Carey. I admire all you have done these years, finding edges for us, leading a great charge against great forces, writing such formidable tracts. I may not be just the sort of admirer you might seek though. And I am not sure where the Political Incorrectness in this piece is. Masculinity is more than climbing mountains with no legs, (what a fantasic achievement) or acting like a knuckle -dragging arse in 'rough and tumble', even if great fun, more even than chivalric drowning to gain Carrie's applause. Yes, there is leadership and there is action, and writing is action enough for some who do it as well as you do. You lead but I doubt you could climb Everst with no legs and I certainly couldn't, knackered old shit that I am now. That isn't about masculinity. It isn't about political incorrectness. It is drive and courage, things that are human. Things that are admirable in women's feminine achievement too. Most men, as most people, are not leaders, no matter how much we like to imagine of ourselves. 5% make the leadership grade. The rest of us.....? The women writers you mention, Hoff-Sommers, O'Beirne, are wonderfully, courageously, maybe even recklessly, certainly imprudently , politically incorrect, going against the prevailing grain, courting approbation, seeking arguement from their female peers. I hail them for their writing skill and courage along side your own. John Murtari, hunger striking for the cause of others as well as himself and his son, is a great example of courage and fortitude - and leadership. He took stick. He suffered. He shamed his judges. he shamed the System. He deserves the admiration of us all. Politically incorrect? Yes, I think so. But... Whoever shot the Judge through the court-house window with a brilliant aim from across a road, across a river (We all know who I talk of, no names, no pack-drill) is a leader AND politically incorrect. More politically incorrect than most would like. Bugger his personal objections to the judge, his personal pain motive. Bugger his supposed track record, believed or not. He spoke for so many, many people. He got more condemnation than the lady writers got and less praise than the legless climber. This is where you might feel a little uncomfortable of having me as an admirer. Dreadful as it may seem to spill blood, take life, even run and hide afterwards, this is the sort of politically incorrect outcome that not only counts but is meet and just. I give the 2006 award to him. I like your stuff Carey. I admire all you have done these years, finding edges for us, leading a great charge against great forces, writing such formidable tracts. I may not be just the sort of admirer you might seek though. And I am not sure where the Political Incorrectness in this piece is.

Masculinity is more than climbing mountains with no legs, (what a fantasic achievement) or acting like a knuckle -dragging arse in ‘rough and tumble’, even if great fun, more even than chivalric drowning to gain Carrie’s applause.

Yes, there is leadership and there is action, and writing is action enough for some who do it as well as you do. You lead but I doubt you could climb Everst with no legs and I certainly couldn’t, knackered old shit that I am now. That isn’t about masculinity. It isn’t about political incorrectness. It is drive and courage, things that are human. Things that are admirable in women’s feminine achievement too.

Most men, as most people, are not leaders, no matter how much we like to imagine of ourselves. 5% make the leadership grade. The rest of us…..?

The women writers you mention, Hoff-Sommers, O’Beirne, are wonderfully, courageously, maybe even recklessly, certainly imprudently , politically incorrect, going against the prevailing grain, courting approbation, seeking arguement from their female peers. I hail them for their writing skill and courage along side your own.

John Murtari, hunger striking for the cause of others as well as himself and his son, is a great example of courage and fortitude – and leadership. He took stick. He suffered. He shamed his judges. he shamed the System. He deserves the admiration of us all. Politically incorrect? Yes, I think so.

But…

Whoever shot the Judge through the court-house window with a brilliant aim from across a road, across a river (We all know who I talk of, no names, no pack-drill) is a leader AND politically incorrect. More politically incorrect than most would like. Bugger his personal objections to the judge, his personal pain motive. Bugger his supposed track record, believed or not. He spoke for so many, many people. He got more condemnation than the lady writers got and less praise than the legless climber.

This is where you might feel a little uncomfortable of having me as an admirer.

Dreadful as it may seem to spill blood, take life, even run and hide afterwards, this is the sort of politically incorrect outcome that not only counts but is meet and just. I give the 2006 award to him.

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