Blue Waterwomen

The new Blue Water Woman is out, and as usual, its editorial page contains something provocative.
 
"How far have we come, really," asks a female friend of the editor, "in the past 40 years since the Women's Liberation Movement began in the 70s? It doesn't feel like the needle has moved that much . . . "
 
Au contraire, mamselle. The needle has moved a great distance in those forty years."

Let's back up and review the contributions women have made to the diverse cultural mosaic that is late 20th century / early 21st century America:

False accusations of rape (Duke University lacrosse team, Gary Dotson, Tawana Brawley, "Mattress Girl," Jemma Beale - yes she's FAT)

Sexual "harassment" accusations for everything up to and including saying hello in a public place ("boundary violation," #meeeeeetoooooo ... )

Fines for riding bicycles while not wearing helmets

Fat acceptance (Ashleigh Shackleford)

Women breastfeeding their kids in public

Small presses and literary magazines that only accept submissions from women (oooops, I meant to type "wimyn")

Fourteen year old girls dressing like, and looking like, hookers

A family court system populated and run by females and feminized, cucked males, where men are guilty until proven guilty

A consumer culture that emphasizes style and uselessness over functionality and actual need ("I brake for designer fashion")

Mass immigration from third world shithole countries ("oh, the POOR little CHIL-dren, won't you please help ... ?")

Speaking of children: 60 million little angels murdered since abortion on demand (Roe v Wade) became legal in the United States in 1973. As I write at 11:45 PM, 2508 abortions have been performed in the United States today

A generation of marginalized, feminized young men who are withdrawing from real-time society into their own worlds of gaming and message boards  (the "sexodus")

A society whose values dictate that faggots, dykes, transgenders, and other assorted off-brand sexual deviants are no different from you and me

Multiculturalism (no more need be said)

If I wanted to stay up a couple more hours, I could fill several pages.

We invite our readers to email us on Blogspot, and comment on Facebook, with things wimyn have done that actually make the world a better place in which to live, other than looking sexy on the beach and smelling nice. 

 
By "better," we don't mean putting out food for stray cats or volunteering to run this year's church bake sale.

Oh, and BTW: for those of you who do as the Blue Waterwomen suggest and use your right hand as a map of Michigan's lower peninsula to show out-of towners "where the good stuff is," America's 1,109th best small city, and Michigan's 110th safest,  is located at the second joint of your thumb.

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PS #2 Production Note: it took me 40 minutes and three revisions to get this page to display all text in the same size, the video to load and display, and all the links to display as links (each link reposted three times). In that time, per the Abortion Counter, 72 ABs were performed in the United States.  

PS#3 Production Note: one need not read the editorial credits page to know that the Blue Water Woman was put together by women. Their names. along with other vital information such as their advertising rates and contact e-mail address, are printed in 8 point light gray font that's impossible to read without a magnifying glass.