From: matt@smoke.brl.mil (Matthew Rosenblatt)
Newsgroups: misc.legal
Subject: Re: Choice For Men != Not Wanting Children (was: Pre-Sex Contract)
Summary: Another man sees the light.
Keywords: FEMINISMUS DELENDUS EST
Date: 12 Jan 93 13:47:18 GMT
Organization: U.S. Army Ballistic Research Lab, APG MD.

In article <1993Jan11.161604.25184@jato.jpl.nasa.gov> 
michael@neuron6.jpl.nasa.gov (Michael Rivero) writes:

>  I used to be a feminist supporter. I was a total sucker and a fool,
>and will never repeat that mistake again!  [Michael Rivero]

That's commendable, but I hope Mr. Rivero will go further.  My
experience with men who have been burned by the new feminist-style
man-hating divorce laws is that each one bemoans what happened to
him and keeps talking about the unfairness of his own case.  What
men don't do is follow Joe Hill's advice:  Don't mourn; ORGANIZE.

First, Mr. Rivero ought to do his homework.  Start out with 
the following introductory anti-feminist reading list:

1)  _Feminism and Freedom_, by Michael Levin (New Brunswick, NJ:
    Transaction Books, 1987) -- shows how feminism cannot succeed
    without intrusive government and the abolition of freedom.

2)  _The Failure of Feminism_, by Nicholas Davidson (Buffalo, NY:
    Prometheus Books, 1988) -- shows how feminist influence on the
    family has hurt children, men, and traditional women.

3)  _Men and Marriage_, by George Gilder (Gretna, LA: Pelican 
    Publishing, 1987) -- in which the prize-winning author of
    _Wealth and Poverty_ explains what happens when society
    tries to extirpate men's and women's natural roles as
    provider/protector and mother/nurturer.

4)  _Equity and Gender_, by Ellen Frankel Paul (New Brunswick, NJ:
    Transaction Books, 1989) -- a clear, compelling case against
    the "comparable worth" scam.

5)  _Gender Sanity_, edited by Nicholas Davidson (Lanham, MD:
    University Press of America, 1989) -- a collection of essays
    on Women, Men, Children, Human Nature, Truth vs. Ideology,
    and "The Myth of the Role Revolution."

6)  _Who Will Rock the Cradle?, edited by Phyllis Schlafly 
    (Washington, DC: Eagle Forum Education and Legal Defense 
    Fund, 1989) -- essays on the difference between home care
    by mothers and collectivized "day care" by strangers.  
    Includes the article, "Health Risks from Daycare Diseases," 
    by Reed Bell, M.D., which is must reading for any father
    contemplating letting his wife take an outside job and
    putting their children into "day care."

7)  _Right-Wing Women_, by Andrea Dworkin (New York: Perigee, 1983)
    -- the _Mein Kampf_ of the feminist movement.  European Jews
    failed to take the original _Mein Kampf_ seriously, believing
    it to be the work of a crank, and look what happened to them.
    _Right-Wing Women_ is a feminist book -- notice that this is 
    the *only* one of these seven books that could find a New York 
    publisher -- but reading it should increase Mr. Rivero's natural,
    healthy disgust with feminism.

Once he does his homework, Mr. Rivero will be in a position to get
together with other, like-minded men and traditional women and lobby
Governor Wilson and the State Legislature -- before Kathleen Brown
takes over and imposes even more feminist tyranny and injustice on
the Golden State.

Good luck!

					-- Matt Rosenblatt
                                        (matt@amsaa.brl.mil)

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