One Thing That Makes Men Insecure (Cornell says insecure men anti-gay, support Bush, and Iraq)

Netscape ^ | October 2 2005

[nickcarraway]

Men who are really insecure about their masculinity come up with worthless studies to reinforce their lifestyle.

[PISANO]

Call me insecure.

You.....and 75% of the 2.5 Million troops in our nation. I stand alongside our nation's finest. Just call me a homophobe, a warmonger and a supporter of George Bush.

Hell I would even own an SUV if I could afford one.

And on the 'other' side you have real men, comfortable and secure with their feminine side. Like Chill Wind Robbins, Georgie Clooney, and Sir Wesley Clarke.

[Randy Larsen]

Since I'm a woman, I must be secure. I support everything that makes men insecure

I had to read this twice before I understood...You are a fine secure lady in my books!

[JohnnyP]

I love it how gay activists say they leave straight men alone.

Some liberal will have a gay guest on his show, and a conservative will call in and say that he was approached by a gay guy.

The host and his guest then proceed to make fun of the caller, saying stuff like "Oh, you think you're so attractive that they just couldn't resist you?", then they would accuse him of having hidden tendencies, and being a closet gay.

As a young hetero lad, I was approached a few times, so I know it happens.

[goldstategop]

I'm not a girly man and don't feel threatened about my masculinity. So why do liberals think I'm insecure?

(Denny Crane: "Sometimes you can only look for answers from God and failing that... and Fox News".)

[Dick Vomer]

see post 39

[Fudd Fan]

More manure from the eggheads.

[since1868]

You got it.
you can also call me a pisano

[cardinal4]

One of those "insecure" guys could take on the whole lot of the "secure" ones..

[nutmeg]

Sunday night humor ping!

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[Psycho_Bunny]

pro·jec·tion  [ pr -j k sh n ]
n. Psychology a. The attribution of one's own attitudes, feelings, or suppositions to others: b. The attribution of one's own attitudes, feelings, or desires to someone or something as a naive or unconscious defense against anxiety or guilt.

 

[since1868]

lol

[Bars4Bill]

Men at Cornell are very attracted to the manly men at the New York Times. Both wish for a president they can grasp.

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

Oh thanks so much for the ping. That says it all.

[Let's Roll]

Me too.

Liberal men make me feel very insecure - they discuss their feelings and are always saying things like I'm afraid this or afraid that.

They have a hard time reaching decisions and when they do, they're usually wrong. Real leaders - but this presents less of a problem in their world because nature abhoring a vacuum, liberal women are usually very aggressive.

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

Now that's a good point.

[LaineyDee]

Wow....this really straightened me out! I was looking for a SECURE gentleman......but what I really need... is an insecure MAN! Ok... I'll go think about this for awhile. *chuckle*

[Congressman Billybob]

The article says exactly zero about the methodology of this study. And, of course, the critical question which would bend the results of this study to the preconceptions of the professor(s) in charge was, "How do you determine that a male is masculinity challenged?"

Given where this came from, where this was presented, and where the subjects came from, it is logical to treat this "study" as unmitigated academic bullsh*t until proven otherwise. IMHO.

John / Billybob

[Congressman Billybob]

I had the privilege of writing one of the briefs filed in this case in opposition to Yale Law, Cornell U., and assorted other grossly dishonest institutions intent on stealing taxpayers' money while claiming it is "free speech." It will be close, but I expect that the good guys will win this battle in the Supreme Court.

John / Billybob