Catch it while you can..."customer image" on Amazon for Kate O'Beirne book

[Bush_Eats_Beef]

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/customer-images/1595230092/ref=cm_ciu_pdp_images_all/103-6803969-7023860?%5Fencoding=UTF8&s=books

[BlueEyedSon]

1. Wonkette's review of this book was priceless!

http://www.nytimes.com/2006/01/15/books/review/15cox.html

In the age of the book-as-rant (see Goldberg, Ann Coulter, Al Franken and Michael Moore), perhaps one shouldn't expect better than O'Beirne's simplistic caricatures. Today American women have unprecedented access to educational and professional opportunity and to the machinery of power. O'Beirne, however, attributes women's progress not to any feminist agitation but to "the natural evolution of social expectations."

Unfortunately, there is no such thing. Social change is often the product of confrontation between extremes. To depict one extreme as pernicious and all-powerful reduces real debate about equality into a cartoon about underarm hair. Feminism isn't always pretty (see: underarm hair). Without it, however, Kate O'Beirne would have been unlikely to have this book published - and most women would not have their own money to waste on it.

Ana Marie Cox is the author of the novel "Dog Days."

[Lusted4]

2. Can Kate O'Beirne still eat a cheeseburger through a chicken wire fence ?

[Sugarcoated]

5. That witch is as biased as they come

she's also ugly, inside AND out.

[YOY]

3. Oh jesus that's good!!! n/t

[Spock_is_Skeptical]

4. I clicked "yes" this image was indeed helpful

LOL

[Spock_is_Skeptical]

6. also added my own review on amazon

not much can be said; the book is utter crap.

:P