What a bunch of evil mysogynistic bigots saying all of this negative stuff about women. :rolleyes:

Don't you just "love" the liberal spin on this article? :rolleyes: See to liberals like these feminist hags and liberal "men" that wrote this article we are the haters and our views must be eradicated and the Marxian and liberal feminist view put in its place.

Richard Mourdock or Abu Hamza?
Spot the difference between the Christian social conservatives and the Islamic fundamentalists.
By Virginia Choi, Katie Kilkenny, Chris Kirk, and Jeremy Stahl

This week, Indiana Senate candidate Richard Mourdock became the latest in a string of Republicans to say really, really stupid things about women while campaigning for office in 2012. In a debate with Democratic opponent Joe Donnelly, Mourdock sought to explain his abortion stance by saying that “even when life begins in that horrible situation of rape, that is something that God intended to happen.” Prior to that, Pennsylvania Senate candidate Tom Smith compared rape to having a baby out of wedlock, saying if you “put yourself in a father’s situation” it’s a similar kind of thing. And we all remember Missouri Senate candidate Todd Akin telling an interviewer “if it’s a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down.”

What do all these men have in common aside from the fact that they are GOP standard-bearers for the U.S. Senate? To one degree or another, they are Christian fundamentalists.

The sheer number of these types of quotes that we’ve seen in 2012 got us wondering: Who says more antiquated things about women and families, Christian fundamentalists or Islamic fundamentalists? Here are nine stupid, backward, and often misogynistic quotes from nine different Islamic fundamentalist and Christian social conservative leaders. See if you can spot which one is which.

"Bring up your daughters with manners, otherwise they're going to be divorced in the first week of their marriage."– Abu Hamza, former fundamentalist Imam awaiting trial in the United States on charges of supporting al-Qaida
Islamic Fundamentalist

"Radical feminists succeeded in undermining the traditional family."– Rick Santorum, former Pennsylvania senator and candidate for president
Social Conservative

"A child who disrespects his parents must be permanently removed from society in a way that gives an example to all other children of the importance of respect for parents. The death penalty for rebellious children is not something to be taken lightly."– Charlie Fuqua, Republican candidate for Arkansas State House of Representatives, in his book God's Law: The Only Political Solution
Social Conservative

"Woman possesses the weapon of seduction and temptation."– Tajeddin Hilali, Australian Sunni Muslim leader
Islamic Fundamentalist

"Women are simply not endowed by nature with the same measures of single-minded ambition."– Pat Buchanan, political commentator
Social Conservative

"[A girl] can read a useful book, prepare her homework, join a charity, and spend her time doing things that are useful to her in this world and the world to come, instead of thinking about satisfying her urges."– Yusuf al-Qaradhawi, an Egyptian Islamic theologian on the risks of female masturbation in a lecture for Qatar TV
Islamic Fundamentalist

"The strength of a woman lies in her ability to seduce man."– Dr. Ahmad al-Tayyeb, President of Al-Azhar University and former Mufti of Egypt
Islamic Fundamentalist

"Women cannot handle power. It is not within them to handle power. ... The real and true power comes from God and God is the one that gave man the power and the authority over the wife."– Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson, a popular Christian fundamentalist pastor, in his Sunday service webcast "How Liberal Women are Building a Shameless Society"
Social Conservative

"It's like having a flower, or a rose. You water it and keep it at home for yourself, to look at it and smell it. It is not supposed to be taken out of the house to be smelled."– Syed Ghaisuddin, Taliban minister of education, when asked why women needed to be confined at home
Islamic Fundamentalist

Very shrewd observation, young one.  This is precisely the agenda.  Persistent brainwashing, using mockery and isolation.  Can anyone argue that this tactic has not worked?  Even Catholic parishes and homes have succuмbed to this mindset, both novus ordo and traditional.

You'll also notice of course that since we have this anti-Muslim feeling in America now, they try to compare our social views on women with those "evil Muslims."