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**Oberjej** · 01-16-2012, 07:58 PM

Why define women's power in feminists' terms?

I wasn't. You need to see how treatment of one factor doesn't, of necessity, implicate the broader theme. I was discussing power in terms of power. Only that. Given the thread context, I can understand what must be a natural antipathy on your part, but I assure you, I have no agenda. I don't take sides. My observations are only ever that.

They don't have a clue either. I can understand the equal pay for equal work platform, but that's not necessarily feminist, that's just fair practice for any sub group of society. Moss, they have more of a clue than you imagine. The fact that you believe otherwise, only underscores their skill.

As to the other, your notion of ideal without agenda is, at best, sweetly naive.

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Oberjej Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 603 Senior Member	Why define women's power in feminists' terms? I wasn't. You need to see how treatment of one factor doesn't, of necessity, implicate the broader theme. I was discussing power in terms of power. Only that. Given the thread context, I can understand what must be a natural antipathy on your part, but I assure you, I have no agenda. I don't take sides. My observations are only ever that. They don't have a clue either. I can understand the equal pay for equal work platform, but that's not necessarily feminist, that's just fair practice for any sub group of society. Moss, they have more of a clue than you imagine. The fact that you believe otherwise, only underscores their skill. As to the other, your notion of ideal without agenda is, at best, sweetly naive.
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