Is Sarah Palin a Feminazi?
[Sarah Palin Hardcore Feminist with No
Christian/Biblical View of What God Says is the Role of Moms/Wives by
John Lofton] "Sarah Palin's assertion that the issue of whether moms
with small children should or should not work outside the home is a
"petty, little, superficial, meaningless thing" reveals, with a
vengeance, that she is a hard-core feminist, with no Christian/Biblical
view whatsoever of what a wife/mom ought to be. Her referring to those
who believe moms should work in the home to raise their own children as
'Neanderthals' is a slap in the face to millions of moms struggling to
do this in obedience to God and His Word."
Palin made her remarks in an interview on Fox News, November 2, 2010.
The entire interview can be seen
here..."
Full text
Question:What is the average name of a Prochoice Feminist?
Answer:Moose.
Question:What do you call when you cross a Prochoice Feminist and an
Indian?
Answer:Moosebear.
Question:What’s the difference between a Prochoice feminist and a
guerrilla?
Answer:Lipstick
Source:
ronaldreagan.com
Response to comment [from a Christian]: "Why did Sarah Palin run
to head the PTA? Where were the worthy men? Why did she run for mayor of
Wasilla? Where were the worthy men? How did she beat an incumbent
governor in the primary and go on to win the governorship? Where were
the worthy men in this long election process? It seems to me that Sarah
Palin got fed up and decided to do something about what was happening to
her children’s school, her city, and her state. Sarah Palin’s candidacy
is an indictment on the many men who have compromised their principles."
http://americanvision.org/1314/should-sarah-palin-be-politics/
I do not necessarily agree with Lofton (the
author) on this point but I do agree with J. Vernon McGee: “It’s an
evidence of decline, however, when women come into positions of
authority. It’s not a reflection on womanhood, but the reflection is on
manhood when womanhood takes the lead. It’s actually a sign of weakness,
the sign of a flabby age.”
And she sent and called Barak the son of
Abinoam out of Kedesh-naphtali, and said unto him, Hath not the Lord God
of Israel commanded, saying, Go and draw toward mount Tabor, and take
with thee ten thousand men of the children of Naphtali and of the
children of Zebulun?
And I will draw unto thee to the river Kishon, Sisera, the captain of
Jabin’s army, with his chariots and his multitude; and I will deliver
him into thine hand.
And Barak said unto her, If thou wilt go with me, then I will go: but if
thou wilt not go with me, then I will not go [Jud.
4:6–8].
"If there ever was a general who was a sissy, it was
Barak. He should have been out in the thick of the battle, but here he
is hiding behind a woman’s skirt. Barak will not go into battle unless
Deborah goes along. If this prophetess went with him, he felt he would
be successful in battle. No wonder God had to use a woman in that day!"
McGee, J. Vernon: Thru the Bible Commentary. electronic ed. Nashville :
Thomas Nelson, 1997, c1981, S. 2:52
We live in an age of dandy men.
Response to comment [from a Christian]: "SP is nauseating."
Because of her pro-abort stance? Cozying up
to Sodomites in Alaska? Why do you dislike her? Do you think
she will have a change of heart?
Response to comment [from a Christian]: "Acts 23:5 Then said Paul,
...for it is written, Thou shalt not speak evil of the ruler of thy
people."
We can respect the office without respecting
the man.
"Who's the man!" ~ Captain Steven Hiller
Rom. 13:7: "It is
interesting that he [the apostle Paul] wrote this at a time when Nero
was on the throne in Rome, and Nero was a madman." McGee, J. Vernon:
Thru the Bible Commentary. electronic ed. Nashville : Thomas Nelson,
1997, c1981, S. 4:614
"Just listening to that interview, and that if she does believe in God
(as she claims), she has very little backbone when it comes to agreeing
with Him when she speaks publicly."
I didn't get the same sense--but you may be right?
Response to comment [from a Christian]: "I think Palin's remarks
could easily be taken that way. Might be as simple as that."
She should probably clarify.
"...[W]hen I see a mother away from home as much as she seems to be...I
can't help but get a little dubious."
I agree. If she runs again the kids will be
older but one is still in need of extra care. Being a mom is the
highest, holiest job a woman can have (Gen. 1:28).
She won't get my vote until she comes out stronger
against abortion and homosexuality.
"...I don't agree men and women have the same duties to their families I
don't have a problem with different standards."
I don't either--and feminazis are unattractive (Prov
31).
I hope people don't vote for her because she's a
woman--we see where the
feel good vote got us (
Ac 17:26).
"Palin quote: "...like whether you can or can't work outside of the home
if you have small children..."
It seemed that she supported both choices. I'm not
sure why the author read it as he did but thought I'd toss it out.
Also, consider: [Sarah Palin and Motherhood by Dr Laura Schlessinger]
"...[W]hat kind of role model is a woman whose fifth child was recently
born with a serious issue, Down Syndrome, and then goes back to the job
of Governor within days of the birth?
I am haunted by the family pictures of the Palins during political
photo-ops, showing the eldest daughter, now pregnant with her own child,
cuddling the family’s newborn. When Mom and Dad both work full-time (no
matter how many folks get involved with the children), it becomes a
somewhat chaotic situation. Certainly, if a child becomes ill and is
rushed to the hospital, and you’re on the hotline with both Israel and
Iran as nuclear tempers are flaring, where’s your attention going to be?
Where should your attention be? Well, once you put your hand on the
Bible and make that oath, your attention has to be with the government
of the United States of America...a stressed-out mother doesn’t have
time to be a woman, a wife, and a hands-on Mommy..." full text:
Sarah Palin and Motherhood by Dr Laura
Schlessinger
Fact is, a mother's most important job is being a mother.
"I think Palin's remarks could easily be taken that way. Might be as
simple as that."
She should probably clarify.
"...[W]hen I see a mother away from home as much as she seems to be...I
can't help but get a little dubious."
I agree. If she runs again the kids will be older
but one is still in need of extra care. Being a mom is the highest,
holiest job a woman can have (Gen.
1:28).
She won't get my vote until she comes out stronger against abortion and
homosexuality.
"...I don't agree men and women have the same duties to their families I
don't have a problem with different standards."
I don't either--and feminazis are unattractive (Prov
31).
I hope people don't vote for her because she's a woman--we see where the
feel good vote got us (
Ac 17:26).
Response to comment [from other]: "She won't get my vote until she
comes out stronger against abortion and homosexuality."
I'd like her to say: I'm sorry that I
thought even for a moment about killing my child. I'm sorry that I
supported homosexuals in Alaska. I was wrong. Then, I'd
listen to whatever else she has to say.
Is Sarah Palin a
Feminazi?