I am not certain but that this isn't a part of women's conditioning that men should strive to emulate, rather than have women strive to rid themselves of. It was out of that movement that the wave of feminism that I came of age into evolved. While I wasn't in control of the television as a teenager, and therefore had to watch Walter Cronkite do the weekly body count out of Vietnam, I certainly could and did disconnect cable television during the Gulf War and refuse to watch or promote or support that particular war effort in any way. That's my point about wars in general, and flame wars in particular. I will not be a participant in any way, shape or form.
Equality is a practice.
It is an action. It is a way of life. It is a social practice. It is an economic practice. It is a sexual practice.