wysiwyg - That'll be a powerful movement that is necessary, important,
and an effective vehicle in the struggle for overdue fairness and justice.

But it aint perfect, and will harbour amongst the multitude of women fighting this cause,
a minority who are motivated by unjust spite and disproportionate vengeance...
That's just good ol' human nature...


"No one is entitled to tell someone who has been victimized how long they get to stay mad about it, much less a whole class of people"

well.. maybe the elderly Jewish lady who survived the holocaust,
who has jut passed away...
She later realized how much better living could be after she let go of the bitterness,
and forgave her n@zi torturers...
She didn't do it for the evil old men who took so much away from her in her childhood,
but for herself, for her own sense of well being...

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/jul/06/eva-kor-survivor-of-mengele-dies-during-annual-trip-to-auschwitz

"Forgive your worst enemies,” Kor said in a video recording of her last visit to the Auschwitz Museum posted to its official Facebook page.
“The moment I forgave the Nazis, I felt free from Auschwitz and from all the tragedy that had occurred to me,” she added."