It’s Not Her Fault

11 Replies to “It’s Not Her Fault”

1. VJD: Vegetarian Journailst Disorder….’splains it all!

2. VJD Smith is clearly whacked, her column is gibberish.
   Anorexia and similar maladies are apparently much more common than they used to be if the medical community can be trusted to produce honest numbers, which is questionable.
   Correlating the rise in secularism to these maladies is probably not likely to get reported even if such research has taken place.
   Vacuous parents producing vacuous children who are left to their own devices and judge their self-worth through the only framework they learn around them – gibberish from media, narrow-minded liberals as teachers and buffoons on TV.
   ‘God loves you’ even if no one else does, would probably have gone a long way in the lives of some of these kids, it’s too bad the liberals couldn’t handle the competition and had to get rid of God.

3. The real story is that idiocy like that woman’s neurotic blathering gets published in a paper.
   Britain’s Gaurdian seems to be a reflection of the rot the permeates the no longer Great society.

4. Good theing they didn’t name her “Violet Dudley” – hey, here comes “VD”.
   In this case, VJD goes to great lengths to intellectualise her body image neurosis (and I detect a note of misandry in her tone as there is the innuendo that those evil “men” are still exploiting women through the body image race). Just more journalistic VD – neurotic axe-grinders using the sanitized pedestal of journalism to exercise their personal demons. The Guardian is not so much a news source as it is a group encounter group for neurotic scribblers.

5. The latest thing according to today’s Toronto Sun is teenage girls worrying about the gap between the top of their legs as this is supposed to be an indicator of the “perfect figure”. I’d worry more about the increasing gap between their ears. You read crap like this and just think, these people have way to much time on their hands.

6. It’s Monday morning. I write for a lefty newspaper. Hmmm, let’s see . . . what can I be offended and outraged about?

7. Seriously???? A little experience suggests the bigger the gap the looser the…. a sign also indicative of having started way too early.
   As for VDS, most are nasty self perpetuating social diseases. Some die off because they kill their hosts too quickly. This woman transmits diseased thinking like Gaëten Dugas transmitted aids. Feminism runs a long course; paired with the new progressive fascism it may just be the death of us.

8. VJD? Victory Japan Day?
   When I check out at the store,the magazine racks are mostly dedicated to exploiting young women,from the “Give him tremendous orgasms” to “Lose forty pounds in only a week”, you just have to feel sad for the kids that fall for their crap.
   But they say “Playboy” exploits women.

9. Poor thing all that self hatred and White Liberal Guilt. I suggest she find another white guilt ridden liberal and they find the time to give each other really good Mutiny on the Bounty type floggings, all the while chanting. “The Floggings Will Continue Until Morale Improves”…

10. Remember, “The Personal is Political”. It’s no coincidence that this phrase belongs to radical feminism as opposed to any of the other stupid radical leftist movements, because this is how so. Many. Women. Think. Apolitical ones, it makes no difference.
    Michael Corleone, (or someone in those films anyway, maybe it was Brando*), who I suppose could be thought of as exemplifying a certain type of hyper-male psychology, said “It’s not personal, it’s business”. And he was wrong, because when you kill someone it’s very personal to them. Feminists invert this maxim, almost word for word. They’re wrong too. Your personal problems are generally not society’s fault or problem.
    When men are really neurotic and hysterical they generally have the grace to be ashamed of it. There is no dignity, for men, in craving pity. A lot of women actually seem to make it a point of pride. Something to do with martyr complexes, I don’t know.
    (*I looked into it, it was Michael.)

11. George Carlin did a speil just for her, his rant on anorexics, “I don’t wanna eat..”
    Best therapy I can figure for VJD is the; use a plastic bag over your head dear, instead of old fashioned paper bags,join the modern world.
    It amazes me how pathetic the modern feminists have become, what ever happened to personal responsibility?
    After all in searching for equality, victimhood and whining are not competitive sports .. Yet?