From: Natasha Vita-More (natasha@natasha.cc)
Date: Fri Jun 25 1999 - 09:20:39 MDT
At 06:31 AM 6/25/99 GMT, you wrote:
>Natasha's response to Rob was a great example of --- I can't put it
>any other way--programming. We are programmed to respond to certain
>situations in certain ways. George Carlin's recent rants on the
>hypocrisy of American mourning regarding Littleton gives an
>interesting insight on all this.
No, you are incorrect. If was responding in a "programmed" fashion, then I
would have been offended by Rob's post about women. My defense was not for
women, but for a generalization of males. I disagree with Rob's
generalization of male behavior for many reasons. One of which is the fact
that not all men think all women are grouped together as a whole. My
request for an apology was for my father, husband, my business associates,
and my many male friends.
*George Carlin is so refreshingly rich in his portraiture of life, that I
tumble in laughter at his role playing jokes. I haven't met him, but I did
catch a documentary with him talking to a least one or two females and I
think they had what one would call a conversation with content.
Natasha
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