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The highest patriotism is not a blind acceptance of official policy, but a love of one's country deep enough to call her to a higher plain. George McGovern
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14 comments:
Woo hoo! Time to celebrate!
Yet another corrupt heartless bastard in DubyaCo bites the dust.
WhooooooHoooooooo!
That's a win for sanity!!
You are well justified to have your dance, that's for sure!! That man was one hair removed from a Neanderthal!!
I remember readin about him a while back. I am glad he resigned.
Celebrate indeed. I like hearing news like this.
The woman in the "We Can Do It!" ad looks butch. Is this to suggest that "feminine" women can't?
And only 5 months... That's pretty quick "jackass realization" time. It sometimes takes years.
Hey Melissa,
Is Cindy Sheehan still coming to town on the 21st???
me too!!
i'm spinning and twirling right along with you, even if case done and went scared the crap outta me...
Happy Easter.
I hope to be back soon, Melissa! This semester is kicking my ass, and I'd much rather blog than study, but I'll definitely be back in May. Thanks for sticking around, and Happy Easter!
Yoga: The answer to your question is that there is no reference to the social construction of gender in the graphic or in the topic of this post.
Traditional definitions of masculine and feminine are oppressive to both men and women, and this blog rejects our society's attempt to enforce this false dichotomy.
Gender deconstruction is cool. :)
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