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Guardian call for censorship, with primary source being SRS mod which goes by moniker Dworkin, which happens to be a nod to Andrea Dworkin - very radical and men-hating person.

No, and Dworkin does point out that some women don't have that attitude.

Andrea Dworkin is one of the foremost feminist thinkers of the 20th century.

This is actually really good stuff, I've never been a fan of Dworkin due to some out of context quotes.

Oddly enough, the current building the Harvard CS department is based in (Maxwell Dworkin) was itself funded by Ballmer as part of a previous gift with Bill Gates (Maxwell and Dworkin being their mothers' maiden names).

And was that the real Andrea Dworkin or a troll impostor?

Andrea Dworkin hardly represents the vast, vast majority of feminists.

I mean, you could have asked had I read Dworkin rather than framing your remark like you are sure I haven't, which is kind of an insulting, dismissive thing to do.

Andrea Dworkin for example identified as a feminist, and is identified by some others as such, yet has written extensively about things that are far from simple equality.

I don't think anyone is denying Andrea Dworkin exists.

I understand Dworkin says she didn't say that.

Later in the same chapter you're quoting from, Dworkin says: > Women have also wanted intercourse to work in this sense: women have wanted intercourse to be, for women, an experience of equality and passion, sensuality and intimacy.

And it is the subject of a vast and growing literature in the field of jurisprudence -- we call this (or a version of it) the "Hart / Dworkin" debate.

Here's an excerpt from Dworkin's article: "The shame of men in front of women is, I think, an appropriate response both to what men do do and to what men do not do.

As a starting point, have a look at Ronald Dworkin's article "Hard Cases." The gist of Dworkin's position (with which I mostly agree) is this: in many cases where the existing written body of law does not literally cover the facts of a given case, a judge often (indeed, almost always) is nonetheless not free to simply decide the case however she wants.

Both the first year college students with their "laughably simplistic definition of democracy" and "Rawls, Dworkin, Gutmann, Thompson, Bohman, Dryzek, Young, Mansbridge, etc.

You brought up Andrea Dworkin, not me, and you suggested she represents feminism, not me.

Our Blood by Andrea Dworkin, 1976 It's not a strawmyn when it's based on reality.

A prime example of the nutters below; If you are not familiar with Dworkin, she is famous for many stupid, stupid things.