As one of my commenters pointed out in a post I put up on the case, when a woman burns her husband to death in his sleep, it’s seen as a major wake-up call regarding violence against women, and is immortalized in an award-winning movie starring Farah Fawcett titled The Burning Bed.RTWT (via Dr. Helen on Bloggger). And then compare to Rob Taylor at Red State, "The Death of Morality and the End of America." Red State? Some people writing on the right are really on the left, although they they think they're more right than the conservative right. But to be honest, the dude's not right in the head. Seriously. Psychologically FUBAR, IMHO.
But somehow, when a man like Thomas Ball burns himself up, it is not seen as a wake-up call for how men are treated unjustly by the court system. Instead, some “compassionate souls” see his death as yet another wake-up call regarding the needs of women. Do men ever matter to these “feminists,” or do they get pleasure out of men’s pain? I am thinking the latter.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Dr. Helen Smith — 'On Fire but Blacked Out: The Thomas Ball Story'
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Apparently Rush Limbaugh gave a shout-out to Taylor's Casey Anthony post: http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/daily/site_070611/content/01125107.guest.html
Too bad Rush isn't familiar with Taylor's dark side.
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