You say, "What do you have against the fairer sex, Williams?" I say nothing. While some of my best friends are women, I'm getting tired of all the sex-based nonsense. Let's look at it. On "Today" show last November, Katie Couric suddenly deviated from her perkiness and asked a jilted bride, in reference to the groom who jilted her, "Have you considered castration as an option?" There was no storm of protest, and perky Katie remains on NBC's payroll. Fred Hayward, a men's rights organizer, told JWR contributing columnist, John Leo, "Imagine the reaction if Matt Lauer had asked a jilted groom, 'Wouldn't you just like to rip her uterus out?'" Matt Lauer would have been handed his walking papers.

Leo reports that up until recently the 3M company put out post-it notes with the printed message: "Men have only two faults: everything they say and everything they do." Hallmark went further with a greeting card that said, "Men are scum ... Excuse me. For a second there I was feeling generous." Then there was the American Greeting Cards ad that says on the front: "Men are always whining about how we are suffocating them," with the inside punch line, "Personally, I think if you can hear them whining, you're not pressing hard enough on the pillow." What do you think would happen if a company had an ad that joked about killing women?

Young boys aren't spared from the feminist attack. At a Boston area elementary school, nobody objected when girls wore shirts emblazoned with "Girls Rule" or when they taunted boys with a chant that goes, "Boys go to Jupiter to get more stupider; girls go to college to get more knowledge." But when boys donned shirts emblazoned with "Boys Are Good," there was protest. One of the teachers protesting sported a button saying, "So many men, so little intelligence."

Women can get away with saying just about anything demeaning, evil and harassing to men, while men get into trouble for making the most innocent compliment. That happened to Seth Shaw, a counselor at an elementary school in Fort Worth, Texas. He said, "Hello, good-looking," to a new female employee, was charged with sexual harassment and wound up suffering a 20-day suspension without pay.

Leo's article suggests that all of this can get worse if foreign feminist demands reach our shores. Young women in Sweden, Germany and Australia have launched a new cause: They want men to sit down while urinating. Part of their demand is related to the "splash factor," but more crucially, men standing up to urinate is deemed by these women as triumphing in their masculinity, "a nasty macho gesture" and by extension degrading to women. Feminists at Stockholm University are campaigning to ban campus urinals and one Swedish elementary school has already removed urinals. I don't know about you, but if I don't tell women to stand up to urinate, they're not going to tell me to sit down to urinate.

Or go and fight a war and kill at will, human beings. Of which I don't want any female to experience.

I watched a cops show once filmed in Tucson and watched this 6'3 or so 280 pound guy almost beat a female officer to death it was so one sided, and she by the grace of god finally shot him. If I had done that they would have had my badge.

I wore a hooter shirt to school once...and all it had was the owl and a small quote about 1 inch tall saying more then a mouthfull...SOme teacher told me to turn it inside out or go see my Asst Principle....I opted for the Principle, and had a nice little debate about it...He said it wasn't appropriate and I asked him who determines what is appropriate or not? He said the school board and I said that is infringing upon my right to free speech...He reminded me that the right to free speech was not absolute in a school, and I informed him that I was a tax paying 18 year old and as far as it mattered It did...Needless to say he called in more princples and the school district cops and I didn't turn it inside out. I posed a question to all of them about what was inapropriate about wearing a shirt with an Owl...They said it wasn't the owl it was the quote...I said well what are you incinuating about the quote? they said its sexual in it's conotation...I asked "Who determined that?" I said this shirt is for a food establishment and I belive they are talking about their Chicken wings...

To make this long storry shorter I negotied to put tape over the quote in exchange for not getting suspended, detention, not getting take out by the cops, and not turning the shirt inside out...

so by that afternoon I was made into a little hero with alot of people including a few women teachers who thought it was a stupid rule...All the Coaches gave me high 5's on my way to practice...I put tape over the quote but I wrote on the tape with pencil the orgional quote...

I think that's ridiculous. Why couldn't the woman take this as a compliment. I think it's nice when a man pays a woman a compliment such as this....on the same note, a woman should be able to return the kind gesture.

Whoever made the comment about, "Women need to get their bitch asses in the kitchen and cook or get pregnant or do something useful."....that's a bit rude. Not ALL women believe such as this...I sure as hell wouldn't live w/ someone that had feelings that I was supposed to have my "b**** a**" in the kitchen & cook & be pregnant. Get out of the old days.

Good for you TxCollegeguy for standing up for what you believe in.

Please don't dump all women into this "feminist" category. I treat men the way I would want to be treated. I don't disrespect men nor would I ever. We should all try to get along.