Ann Coulter Comments on "Negroes With Guns" by Robert F. Williams

[Selena]

Hmmm, Let me see...

When I announced my engagement, my grandfather (age 79) asked me why I wanted to make one man miserable instead of a lot of men happy.

My Grandmother told me (age 75) told me not to think I needed a man to make me complete.

My Grandmother's aunt (age 97) reminded me that while she had never married her fifty some years of teaching was rewarding enough she had a good life.

That's 251 combined years experience that agree Dave is lucky as hell I decided to keep him and I in no way shape or form needed him to complete my life.

Likewise, the great white fathers that assured the negro population they didn't need guns because they were protected by the Democrat party probably had thousands of years worth of combined age. Which leads to Selena's observation of life #6- a hundred people doing a stupid thing are still doing a stupid thing no matter how much society may encourage it.

[pmeisel]

Lanius, nothing wrong with having your own POV or value system. I can respect that. Just don't expect everyone else to share it.

There are some very broad differences in people, and this thread has had me thinking about some in my own personal circle. Unique personalities to say the least, some deeply flawed, others different but quite elegant in their own way.

Back to Ann Coulter. She's not my favorite, but she has a lot of talent. Does she remind anybody else, like me, of the young Buckley? I admired his skill with words and thought his fiction was better than his editorials.

[Lanius]

When I announced my engagement, my grandfather (age 79) asked me why I wanted to make one man miserable instead of a lot of men happy.

I don't follow. Both of my grandfathers were happily married to their wives for at least 50 years.

My mother told me she has never, ever seen her mother and father arguing. Ever. In fact, talking to them was a bit of a perplexing, because if you asked one of them something the other sometimes provided the answer.

[Lanius]

My Grandmother told me (age 75) told me not to think I needed a man to make me complete.

So?

Only people with dependent personality disorder need someone else to feel complete. I don't, I'm quite happy on my own, however, I feel I'd be even happier living alongside someone else..

Call me naive perhaps. The evidence that men are wired to like loving women is indisputable.

So, you may be a complete person if you're alone, you'll be less happy. Possibly.

There is evidence that male semen contains mood-elevating chemicals, thus any woman who is not getting regular unprotected sex is more liable to become depressed, and that women who engage in unprotected sex find partners more quickly after losing one, which suggests unprotected sex is more addictive than the other kind..

That is just nature's way of making sure that people procreate, I imagine.