Wrong Def

It’s so bizarre when people claim that programs like universal healthcare and free pre-school and such are impossible in the US when countries with much less wealth than the US do this as a matter of course.

And no, they aren’t talking about it being (just) politically impossible. What is wrong with their brains?

Days

I know he’s partly joking, but I wonder if this also has something to do with a lot of liberals seeing women under 30 as children (but, strangely, only women, not men).

I think this tendency also has to do with the fact that you’re most often hearing this claptrap from the most educated, most out-of-touch bits of the population, who spent their prime years in college and grad school, living like a kid off the parental largesse and wealth until they were 32.

Meanwhile, out in the real world, most people who don’t have fancypants lives are working hard jobs from the age of 16, having real experiences, and are not the grown children that the “elites” in fact are. Bet that’s a lot of it.

Feminism For My Own Uses

A close friend of mine who is an intelligent young woman has been suggesting I should go ahead and buy myself one of those new mid-engine Corvettes as she knew I was interested in them. She frames it as enjoying one’s life while one can (with the not-so-subtle subtext that I am as old as the hills and might kick off soon, so better do it now).

As someone who supports feminism I ask you, dear readers, what kind of feminist ally would I be if I were to deny the wishes, the dreams, of a discerning and bright woman such as she is? It would be a moral tragedy, most assuredly. It should not be done.

Therefore, ethically speaking, the only correct answer is to purchase a mid-engine Corvette. It is indeed the feminist thing to do.