20 Replies to ““I threw in a couple of feminist buzzwords and quickly noticed a distinct pattern.””

  1. The world is being populated by crazy people … a variation on Kate’s “The world is being run by crazy people”
    I guess one leads to the other.

  2. Correlation may not equal causation, but when you have a bimodal curve like that in a repeating pattern, you can bet there is a cause that correlates, probably an obvious one.

  3. Another case of the ‘tail wagging the dog’…
    (a zinger just for Kate.)
    These people are so steeped in the gospel of ‘gender apartheid’ that the notion of male or men is spoken of in hushed tones of political ‘heresy’.
    @ marc in calgary
    Christmas always triumphs over the ‘feminazis’ every time; no wonder they hate religion…
    Bob Dylan – Must Be Santa
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8qE6WQmNus
    Because families, kids, presents and parties gets in the way of their political objectives…
    These people really would ban Christmas and are usually betrayed by a fundamental ‘grinchiness’.
    Cheers
    Hans-Christian Georg Rupprecht, Commander in Chief
    1st Saint Nicolaas Army
    Army Group “True North”

  4. @tim in vermont
    I thought that my link (above) helped make that point very clear. Did you miss it? 🙂

  5. Wow. That really IS brilliant. I’ve never even thought of using google trends in that manner. This opens up all kinds of possibilities.

  6. The point is that these issues are of manufactured importance. They are part of the indoctrination of our children by educators with an agenda.
    The education industry has lost its way. It is teaching too many things that have no importance outside it ivory towered walls.

  7. I’m a college composition instructor who does NOT force students to write on certain topics. I actually make them think up their own. Unfortunately, I’m in the minority.

  8. “rave” is a great countercyclical. Try “fireworks” for a well defined annual pattern.

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