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3. Both groups deeply fear the majority of men learning truths about female nature. They fear this because they fear being unable to control these men. They also fear this because thus far, attempts to eliminate the majority of men have proven unsuccessful.

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BuenaVista says:
November 20, 2014 at 9:33 am
4. Tradcon clergy and feminists align because their ministries collapse economically without the sustaining female congregants. I was somewhat stunned, when I was in a reading group with three working pastors last summer, and challenged their acceptance of the recent rewriting of the Bible (e.g., changing “Sons” to “Children” in the OT). (Obvious to most people, at the time new to me.)

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BuenaVista says:
November 20, 2014 at 9:38 am
O/T, but in respect of our prior speculations on Affirmative Consent and how men will adapt to it:

The University of Maine has adopted affirmative consent. Given that there is no mechanism for proving consent, other than filming sexual encounters, the UMaine policy forbids the filming of encounters. (I don’t know if Maine otherwise permits recording (aural or video) without both parties’ consent; if it does, this is an interesting wrinkle in which a university is imposing restrictions on a statutory right, in order to make it easier to manage a sexual abuse tribunal.)

It didn’t take them long to figure that one out.