"Feminist Courage, Feminist Cowardice"
That's how Frontpage boosts an article on feminism, domestic violence, and the Buffalo beheading.
But in addition to "feminist courage" and "feminist cowardice," what about the feminist contradiction?
Out of concern for our neighbor, this must be faced: "Pro-choice" feminists support acts of horrific, slasher violence against humanity every single day of their lives. It's called abortion.
The point is not that this is an intellectual contradiction, which it is -- power and choice for me, but not for thee.
Or that this is an ethical contradiction, which it is -- domestic violence inside the womb is an acceptable necessity, but outside the womb is an unacceptable evil.
The point is that pro-abortion feminists have accepted into their bosom a violent contradiction that liberates a spirit of raw will-to-power out into the culture.
In such a setting, consistent with that contradiction, no female is ethically protected or respected: inside the womb or outside the womb; inside the home or at the TV station; in Pakistan or in the U.S.
It's open borders. Contradictions have consequences. Time to rethink.
