|
I mean, I know what a tombstone is, but I don't know what it is in the DU context.
I alerted the administrators about the Sandra Day O'Connor thread. I just said that I thought it would have been better if the person who found fault with someone's opinion of Justice O'Connor had responded to the person who thought she was a great woman. I said I thought that sort of behind-the-back stuff was beneath DU, and, although I don't believe I said it in my alert, I do believe it's behavior that any feminist would disdain.
If it's worth saying, it's worth saying directly. My opinion of Justice O'Connor has always been one of admiration for a woman who did things women were not supposed to do. Her politics might not have been the same as mine, but her legal reasoning, for the most part, was impeccable, and her courage, especially as she battles breast cancer, is admirable.
So, if someone posted that he or she thought she was great, I think it's the responsibility, if you hold a differing opinion, to post back on that thread. To come here and call the person names behind his or her back cheapens what might be called "feminism," but really isn't.
If we want to be treated with respect, we have to behave with respect. That's what I think.
Oh, and what's a "tombstoned freeptard"? That's another one I don't understand.
Thanks in advance.
|