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Ed Dolan on women

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  1. I have had an interesting and educational correspondence with Beth of Alaska
    here on ARBR on various threads. Now I feel the need to make my sentiments
    clear as I realize I can easily be misunderstood because of my exaggerations
    for rhetorical effect.

    First off, I worship the ground women walk on. My mother was a saint as is
    my sister, my sister in law and all my nieces. I have never known a woman
    whom I do not consider a saint. They are just so much better than us men. I
    know Beth is a saint too. I have been kidding her relentlessly on this
    newsgroup, but she is just so much better than us men that there is no
    comparison. Beth is confused about a few things, but that is because we men
    are essentially monsters. Beth is good at heart and I detected this
    immediately.

    We men are truly monsters. I have been arguing with God all my life why He
    made us this way. It requires enormous effort for us men to rise above our
    natures. We never succeed entirely no matter how hard we try. I look to
    women to how the human species ought to be. I am a Don Quixote and a
    romanticist at heart. Women are a miracle put on this earth to remind us men
    how much better we could be. I value the intellect and courage of men, but
    women are goodness personified. It is far better to be good than to be
    smart.

    --
    Regards,

    Ed Dolan - Minnesota

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