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1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Fantastic book. Ian Brown's piece, in particular, is great. I have given this as a gift to a number of people and they have all loved it.
Published 13 months ago by J. Sarick
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Unfortunately, author Ian Brown is a hold-over from the late 20th century rewards for promoting extremist feminist views in the media. Every bit of misandry and degradation of men is good for them. Feminism liberated men, in his view - oddly enough, by changing us in ways he claims were previously dictated by our genetic make-up. When confronted with decades of evidence...
Published on April 2, 2009 by Roger Gay
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1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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This review is from: What I Meant to Say : The Private Lives of Men (Paperback)
Fantastic book. Ian Brown's piece, in particular, is great. I have given this as a gift to a number of people and they have all loved it.
3 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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This review is from: What I Meant to Say : The Private Lives of Men (Paperback)
Unfortunately, author Ian Brown is a hold-over from the late 20th century rewards for promoting extremist feminist views in the media. Every bit of misandry and degradation of men is good for them. Feminism liberated men, in his view - oddly enough, by changing us in ways he claims were previously dictated by our genetic make-up. When confronted with decades of evidence that women are equally or more violent than men in domestic relationships, he excuses them with claims that the issues are too complex to be understood. He should shift use of his writing talents to creating lesbian romance novels for feminists over 50. Developing social insight requires more integrity than a hold-over "honorary woman" can provide.
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What I Meant to Say : The Private Lives of Men by Ian [Editor] Brown (Paperback - 2005)
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