Comments on: Updated: Bomb Them With Bimbos

By: Alex

Alex — Tue, 13 May 2008 01:50:41 +0000

While it's true that a lot of women are left liberals, I'm not sure if it would be a good idea to send women as a whole off, regardless of their political world view. I know that this isn't intended to be serious, but a large majority of women are graduating at rates higher than men in academia. If the trend continues, not only will most of the best jobs belong to women, but the best minds as well. It's this reason why I found the "Silly Sex" funny, but a little off. It's women who are rising and finding greater personal and academic success - not men. If men were sent off, we would likely lose mostly fat construction workers and deadbeats. No offense - I am a guy - but this is largely the truth. [Perhaps you got confused, but the VDARE article the “Silly Sex?” was on the ball. The reality you describe is a consequence of preferential quotas and a primary and secondary school system that is female oriented—feminist, run by females, and anti-male. See “Shafting Boys,” and other essays in the “Feminism and Gender Issues" Archive.” It seems you've bought into the anti-male propaganda.—IM]

By: Myron Pauli

Myron Pauli — Mon, 12 May 2008 06:50:42 +0000

Although I am an atheist (of Jewish descent), I am happy that my 11-year-old girl (a Chinese export) goes to summer camp with the Chabad Lubavitch. It is a partial counter to all the cultural junk she gets on Disney, rap radio, and other Hollywood Schlock from some of her peers. While it might be nice to find some NON-religious outlet, which would provide a moral framework, I have to live within my options as a single father.

By: gunjam

gunjam — Mon, 12 May 2008 05:32:11 +0000

Great teaser from your WND piece (which, I confess, I have yet to read in full). I dare say: You remain one of my favorite bloggers/commentators in the universe, even though I disagree with you on some issues (e.g., Iraq). The curious thing is: You are libertarian (and Farah is not!). Here, perhaps, is your problem: You are not a follower of -isms or a freeloader on band-wagons: You write from your heart (as filtered through your frighteningly erudite mind). You probably scare most men in the New Media and in talk radio to death. Anyway, I agree: Let's drop our bimbos on Beijing and Shanghai, so we can once again have intelligent political discourse. My first resolution: Criticizing followers of a "religion" (e.g., Islam) that is practiced by members of all ethnic groups -- whatever else it may be -- canNOT logically constitute "racism." [Me scare people? That’s b/c people equate me with my ferocious writing. I’m soft spoken, quiet and petite. As my daughter, age 7, once wrote in her school diary: “My mother is a quiet woman who only speaks when she has something to say.” The little minx.—IM]

By: Stephen G. Smith

Stephen G. Smith — Mon, 12 May 2008 04:34:40 +0000

Send my wife! I have spent my time in the garage since Obamamania hit home. Reason…what’s that…mia.

By: Rose

Rose — Sat, 10 May 2008 06:42:14 +0000

Lew Rockwell no longer publishes Ms. Mercer, I daresay, because she, among other subversions, doesn't hold to the theory that Israel (and America's support of Israel) is the source of all trouble in the Middle East. She also credits Western Civilization as the source of the principles of freedom which libertarians cherish. Many at Lew Rockwell seem more in sympathy with those who wouldn't be sorry to see its demise.

By: Steven Stipulkoski

Steven Stipulkoski — Fri, 09 May 2008 20:31:04 +0000

Bimbos? Yes, there are many who are less than they could have been. Blame those who had power but misused it, those who abandoned or never understood the concept of liberty so as to inflict their own ideas on the rest of us.

In a society with full property rights and the right to discriminate on moral grounds, much of the silliness we witness would be gone. The reason? In such a society the righteous tend to prosper and have power.

By: Andrew T.

Andrew T. — Fri, 09 May 2008 19:18:56 +0000

Libertarian websites won’t publish you? I did notice you’ve had nothing posted on LewRockwell.com for years now, in fact it’s linked nowhere. Were you deemed to edgy for the site?

By: Jeff

Jeff — Fri, 09 May 2008 19:08:35 +0000

Thank you, Ilana. Coming from Southeast Asia, I can assure you that we have no shortage of local-bred bimbos there… but sadly, American pop culture exported has pushed the standards up (down) many notches. Please remember still that there ARE good American idealogical exports, too!

Have a great weekend.

By: Geoff

Geoff — Fri, 09 May 2008 18:03:14 +0000

Whew...- - kinda surprised you're with WorldNetDaily. Candidly, that Joseph Farrah guy comes across as one of the more sanctimonious zealots I've witnessed recently -- a self-righteous pontificator who reminds me of James Dobson, Jerry Falwell, Pat Robertson and Randall Terry. Yeah, that kind of zealot -- anti-sex (gasp) to an extreme even.... That said, wish you'd find another outlet. A staunch libertarian on that site causes one a case of the vapors; not quite Terminal Angst, but, you get the idea. Stay well. And, continued success. geoff [Libertarians WON’T publish me; WND will. What does it say about the former (and certainly the latter)? As for JF, we must disagree. To publish me, you can't be all those things.--IM]

By: Dennis McCutcheon

Dennis McCutcheon — Fri, 09 May 2008 17:51:43 +0000

OUCH! Truth is often painful and shocking. My youngest daughter will be 17 tomorrow and we have never had an argument about appropriate clothing. Part of this is due to the modesty her older sister demonstrates daily. I praise both of them frequently.

I do short term mission work in third world countries and have been doing so for last almost 20 years. As a nation we have exported bimbo clothing, whorish music and movies quite successfully. Not only have we managed to destroy families here but we are destroying families there. It has become harder to witness for Christ because we are no longer seen as a Christian nation. The fallout from this change will be felt for generations to come.

Keep up the heat Ilana.

No need to reply.

In Christ from a proud father and saddened missionary.