Women Supporting Women Not so much

[dcmfox]

Gawd, I hate people like this

— Dcmfox (@dcmfox.bsky.social) 2025-09-28T20:39:57.386Z

[TheBlackAdder]

1. Matrix Programming🤣 Isn't that what conservativism is? Keeping you constrained to ancient traditions.

You're just plugged in and being used as expendable labor and reproduction, while barely existing.

Sure, the incels like that red pill and blue pill stuff to break you free from control. But, who is really being controlled?

[dcmfox]

3. I was thinking the

School system, but who knows with these people

[paleotn]

21. Projection as usual.

Their either too "programmed" , too stupid or both to realize they're actually LIVING what they sneer at. Such morons.

[no_hypocrisy]

2. I didn't support Phyllis Schafly even though I admired how she was

an attorney in 1978 and how she spoke her own mind instead of hiding behind a husband.

If she were still alive, she'd be leading the parade for Charlie Kirk.

[Gimpyknee]

7. Who's Charlie Kirk?

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

9. I think you mean, "Who WAS Charlie Kirk?"

If you really don't know, consider yourself lucky.

[paleotn]

22. Charlie who?

[Conjuay]

35. You know - the guy THEY intend to carve onto Mt Rushmore

right after Emperor tRump,

[niyad]

27. Am I understanding you correctly? You admired her for doing something she told other

women not to do, like her law degree?You admired her for personally speaking against and actively trying to prevent the ERA with her lies? You didn't support her, but you admired her for being open in her contempt and hatred for any women who were not what are now called tradwives? Could you please explain to me what I am missing here, because, frankly, my head is pounding right now.

[no_hypocrisy]

33. I'm compartmentalizing.

Not forgiving her at all. But she did accomplish in her life what many women at the time couldn't do. such as enroll and graduate from law school when maybe 98% of students were male, and speaking for herself. Even in 1978, many married women didn't even use their own names. They were "Mrs. (husband's first and last name)". I know as I witnessed my mother with a masters degree struggle for her own autonomy.

I'm also no fan of Clare Boothe Luce. But I recognize her accomplishments. Like Schlafly, she was no feminist and didn't try to help other women (and you'd think she had some insight after writing The Women).

[Blue Full Moon]

4. They silenced themselves. They need to go home and stay there and be quiet.

Live what you preach and keep everyone else out of it.

[calimary]

10. Now THAT'S a good one!

“Live what you preach and keep everyone else out of it.”

DAYUM that’s good, Blue Full Moon!!! I hope you don’t mind if I borrow it.

[Blue Full Moon]

12. Go ahead. I have had my fill of them.

[slightlv]

43. That's as good as the old adage "Mind your own business!" Hurrah! nt

[Freddie]

5. Sounds like the Repugs that put Sarah Palin on the ticket

All women would support her because she’s a woman, right?
Doesn’t work that way, sis.

[popsdenver]

40. Sarah Palin

was a Republican exercise in trying to put lipstick on a pig........

Or, as one person put it.......Sarah Palin is what happens when you tie a five dollar bill on a length of string, and drag it through a white trash trailer court.......

[JI7]

6. Does she support Trump ?

So a bigoted convicted rapist that brags about sexually assaulting women and girls and pays women for sex fits into her conservative bible traditional values she wants to raise her kids under ,?

[paleotn]

23. Stop it! You're using logic and rational thought....

That's against their "religion."

And of course she does. Like every bible thumping moron, they want to make the world Jebusland. By force if necessary. Donnie is simply a means to that end. So what if he steals and rapes along the way? It's the psychotic end result they care about.

[llmart]

41. Didn't the theme park "Jesusland" file bankruptcy and go out of business?

I think it was in Florida. Don't really remember all the details, just the fact that there was such a thing as "Jesusland" as a theme park.

[slightlv]

44. How pitiful and lost their religion is that they need to resort to these tactics.

If a religion can't stand on its own, based on ethics and morality and the "red letter words" then it has nothing but shifting sand on which to build... and people can't count on it for help or comfort... only more violence. I detest the day we gave up polytheism and animism for monotheism. Monotheism... the religion of ancient warlords fitting itself into the modern world. Today, our gods are musk and trump and AI. How far the human race has fallen!

[Orrex]

8. LOL @ "matrix programming"

That's some Charlie Kirk-esque bullshit.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

11. Caught my eye too. Might mean QAnon nutter. . . . . nt

[muriel_volestrangler]

13. No, no, it just means she has something against Mata or SAS IML

Mata is a programming language that looks a lot like Java and C, but adds direct support for matrix programming. Mata is a compiled language, which makes it fast. You can use Mata interactively when you want to quickly perform matrix calculations, or you can use Mata when you need to write complex programs. Mata has the structures, pointers, and classes that you expect in your programming language. In fact, Mata is Stata's development language. Most new features of Stata are written in Mata. This includes multilevel modeling, latent class analysis, Bayesian estimation, and even the core algorithms of the graphical SEM Builder. But Mata is not just for Stata developers; you too can take advantage of this powerful programming language.

https://www.stata.com/features/matrix-programming-mata/

A powerful, flexible matrix programming language for interactive and exploratory data analysis

https://www.sas.com/en_gb/software/iml.html

That is actually what a search for "matrix programming" returns, because, thank goodness, the nerds still outnumber the lunatics.

[Orrex]

16. Keep fighting the good fight!

[paleotn]

24. I keep hearing about this Charlie guy. Who they hell is or was he?

[niyad]

31. I kept wondering why they were talking about Charlie Tuna or Charlie Brown

(and now I have an earworm!)

[Crunchy Frog]

14. I've never supported anyone based solely on a demographic category.

I think it's a bad idea for this very reason.

I still support what I believe should be her rights, even if she herself doesn't.

[llmart]

42. Me too.

I hope she takes advantage of her right to become more educated so she doesn't put out posts like this imbecilic one.

[SergeStorms]

15. Dumbfuckery has no sex.

Maybe some women, no matter which way they lean politically, just don't like stupid people. The cultists love to believe they're always being persecuted, though, just like their rotund, orange jebus does.
Poor little snowflake.

[hamsterjill]

17. Any woman who is "anti-feminist" isn't deserving of any support from other women.

Just because some idiot is ready, willing and able to give up HER rights does not mean any of the rest of us are willing. Most of us fought too hard to have the few, remaining rights we have.

Being a feminist merely means that you believe women are equals to men. Deserving of equal respect and equal responsibility. This person doesn't have to burn her bra, or have a career, or be on top during sex if she chooses not to.

But she DOES need to allow other women their own choices and stop mocking anyone who might disagree with her. If she wants to be the submissive little idiot, that's her choice and she's entitled to that choice. But she can live with the responsibility of that choice, too.

And when she's popped out ten kids and hubby decides he wants a younger model and leaves her to support those kids without much education, work experience, etc., then she needs to deal with that.

I don't think anyone wants to argue with me that it doesn't happen that way either, because I've seen it happen too many times.

[ReRe]

34. I believe life turns

most anti-feminist women into feminists, eventually. After life hits her square in the mouth and knocks those rose-colored glasses off her pretty little face. I think we agree, right hamsterjill?

[hamsterjill]

38. I think we agree completely, my friend!

Life has a way of doing just that!

[MrsCheaplaugh]

37. I actually don't think Serena Joy there is anti-feminist

Like Phyllis Schlafly, she believes feminism is a terrible thing for every other woman except her. In her little mind, she should be the only one allowed to enjoy the freedom feminists worked so hard for her to have.

[hamsterjill]

39. Like Erika Kirk.

You are completely accurate in that "they" don't think it's the same when it's about them....whatever "it" is in the discussion.

I literally had a discussion once with a former coworker who was ranting about how he and his second (and much younger!) wife were completely against abortion. I reminded him that I was aware that the daughter of the much younger second wife had (indeed) just HAD an abortion. I knew this because the much younger second wife had recently confided that to me because she knew I was prochoice.

His response? (You guessed it!!!) "Oh, that was different."

I responded that I didn't think it was different than anyone else, and walked away from him, having lost ALL respect that I might ever have had for the man.

They are so arrogant that they just don't get it.

[hibbing]

18. Health Conscious + Anti-Vax, alrighty then n/t

[niyad]

30. The mind reels!

[Joinfortmill]

19. No shit, right? We're NEVER going back.

[Mblaze]

20. That is quite like we're expected to respect the office of the President

Even when Trump is sitting at the desk. Sorry, it's not the office. It's the person.

[dlk]

25. Well-said

Thank you for sharing

[drmeow]

26. It's "women supporting women"

until we find out that you want to impose you beliefs and views on the rest of us. In other words "women supporting women but not supporting fascists"

[niyad]

28. I don't support women who are active, willing, collaborators with

misogynist, christofascist, patriarchal, woman-hating assholes.

Not all women are my sisters.

[meadowlander]

29. And nobody on the left supports Government intervention that would stop her from doing or being those things.

Whereas the Trump administration is moving now to criminalise progressive values and organisations, to assert that the US is a Christian nation and not a pluralistic society as the 1st Amendment clearly intended, remove access to vaccinations from people who chose to take them, criminalise abortion, make it harder for women who chose to work, silence voices in the media that promote anything other than fascist values and strip museums, libraries and schools of any opinions besides the ones they sanction.

So yeah, it's a disingenuous as well as a stupid argument because she knows perfectly well that when her guys are in power they couldn't give less of a shit about making room for anyone's opinions besides their own - and they exercise state power to shut down opposing views.

[patphil]

32. Conservative, Bible believing Christian.

Sadly that usually means Old Testament Bible, which is not a Christian book.
Jesus' teachings are New Testament only, and so most right wing Christians don't follow the teachings of Jesus.
If Jesus was alive today, he'd be labeled a liberal, and be condemned for his teachings, just like he was over 2000 years ago.

[ReRe]

36. I agree with your differentiation between the Old and the New

I'm pretty much a believer in the red letters, myself.