Also, to the rest of you, I have been thinking even before this blog (as I’m reading them oldest to newest), that perhaps the reason his gf broke up with him (among many) is because of his comments on his blogs about picturing other women as sexual objects and saving their images for his porin fantasies. I’m pretty sure if I read my bf writing that stuff over and over, that yeah I probably wouldn’t want to stick around with someone like that. It’s human nature to be attracted to and check out other people, whether you’re single, attached, or married, but to phrase things so crassly IS disrespectful, to at least one woman, who felt the need to address why she felt that way. Just like he gets pissed off at customers, and starts running his mouth, why should it be any different if someone gives him back some attitude?

First, she makes a couple of references to violent physical harm as a viable approach to resolving her perceived slight:

“simply slapping the taste right out of his mouth”, “take some slices of flesh out of his face”

Would a comment suggesting Waiter “punch some sense into her” or “smack that woman up” be accepted? What makes female to male violence acceptable or even comedic? What value did Anne think that added to her description of the situation other than to portray her disregard and contempt for the other person at both a mental and physical level.

I think what Anne and others like her are failing to see is that veiled within their “politically correct” talk are violent vindictive tendencies wrapped around Feminism and other noble causes which they abuse to mascarade and defend their positions.

And when someone points that out they get even angrier, who dare some level-headed person calls them out on their aggression.