Comments on: Annie’s Mailbox: ‘My mother is still mad at my father…Mom makes me feel like I can’t love them both’

By: Roger Knight

Roger Knight — Fri, 06 Jul 2007 20:04:37 +0000

mruffalo, if your friends are liberal, how are they your friends?

As for Parental Alienation Syndrome, I kep suggesting that we call it what it is:

Parental Alienation Tactic.

No one can deny that the tactic exists, is used, and is evil.

The evil of the present divorce system, welfare state, and Child Support Crusade, is that it caters to the evil that often invade women’s souls. Such women often use Parental Alienation Tactic.

By: mruffolo

mruffolo — Fri, 06 Jul 2007 17:02:48 +0000

A guy, who is going through a possible divorce (wife separated from him), did not show up for a meeting yesterday.

A few of the liberal men pointed out other irregularities in the late guy’s behavior. I said to cut him slack, because his head is spinning from many things of divorce – loss of kids, income, property, liberties, and worse, no support from friends, family, government.

The liberal men made comments that I had a bitterness problem (my wife divorced me). I quickly stated that for me it was less than emotional, but based on what I observe.

I added that I was in the guy’s corner, as I do stand by girls because they are girls. Losing what you treasure like wife and kids unilaterally, for little reason is wrong – our friend will need two or three years to get straight – leave him alone.

My liberal friends fell silent, and seemed amazed that a man stood up for a man.

By: Robert Stevens

Robert Stevens — Fri, 06 Jul 2007 15:37:04 +0000

Feminist logic, if a woman does it , its OK, no matter what! I a man does it , its life in the “electric chair” . A woman can stay angry, a man needs therapy! You know it’s no wonder the people are waking up to the “double standard ” the liberal dominated and fema- phobic media always spouts.
I try not to make things so complicated. I say wrong is wrong , no matter who does it and the sure fire way to put an end to all these ” uncivil wars” is to treat both sides fairly from the start. Do away with the man hating bias and require women to abide by the same rules I have always had to follow.

By: amfortas

amfortas — Fri, 06 Jul 2007 06:35:37 +0000

You are right to be Glenn, when you say, “I’m suspicious of “Enough Already’s” comment that “Yes, my father did some bad things when they were married, but I love both my parents.”

You will see then why so many are getting a little peeved when you start excusing feminism, as in your other article on NOW, and all the negative comment it has attracted.

“Maybe the father really did do some bad things”, you retort, “but it’s also very possible that the young woman only heard the mother’s description of events.”

Yes. Good point. Think of what you wrote elsewhere. Maybe feminism did some good things but it is also very possible that you have been listening too much to the feminists description of events.

Note, in both instances it is the neurotic, hate-filled women who do the event describing.

The one who shares the pillow also calls 911.