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Slack.com slash DHQ. The New York Times, a former newspaper, has exposed a scurrilous, right-wing

conspiracy intended to make feminists appear like shrieking irrational hysterics with no

real principles who want you to believe women when they're attacking Republicans and suddenly

not believe women when they're attacking Democrats. The conspiracy, by the way, worked like

a charm. On Knucklehead Row, the Times op-ed page, the vicious conspiracy was exposed by

Susan Folluti, famous for writing the book Backlash, which detailed the quote, undeclared

war against American women, in which American men brutally gave women everything they wanted

if they would just pipe down, stop complaining about every little thing and make some damn

thinner already. Folluti wrote an op-ed column which, so help me, I am not making this up,

was headlined, believe all women is a right-wing trap. How feminists got stuck answering for

a canard. Folluti says that when Brett Kavanaugh was accused of sexual misbehavior without

any proof whatsoever, and feminist stormed the Supreme Court, shrieking like irrational

banshees, and then wrote article after shrieking a rational article saying they believed Kavanaugh's

accuser for no logical reason. And when feminist cornered senators and elevators and shrieked

irrationally that not believing Kavanaugh's accuser was like telling all women they were

liars, it was conservatives who made the feminist look like shrieking irrational hysterics

by rephrasing their slogan, believe women to believe all women. Folluti wrote quote, now

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