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Junipercity

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24. I am a radical feminist

Tue Jun 17, 2025, 12:43 PM

Jun 17

And I thought the ending was hilarious! 😂
Possibly because I was a Harlan Ellison fan for many years. Ellison had a reputation for contentiousness, and it is quite possible the ending was an answer to the anti-male sentiment of some radical feminist at the time.

This possibility makes the ending that much funnier, as it would have been entirely within keeping Ellison didn't always pick sides, but he would pick fights. 😁

He was intensely anti-war.

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