Handy Dandy Fluke Translator

by Smitty

Planet Moron offers a handy translator for these oddly confusing Sandra Flukisms:

Fluke: “Silencing women’s voices.”
Translation: Criticizing Sandra Fluke.

Fluke: “Raising this issue in our public consciousness.”
Translation: Agreeing with Sandra Fluke.

Fluke: “Unfair obstacles to participating in public life.”
Translation: Having children.

More where that came from. Actually, the post makes a good template for recognizing the Newspeak of the Left. Not that it is understandable in the traditional, rational sense.

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  2. Fluke: “Unfair obstacles to participating in public life.”Translation: Having children.

    Having children isn’t an obstacle–it’s a freakin’ CATAPULT that  thrusts you into public life:

    *Starting from Day One, you and your kid(s) are the recipients of smiles and comments from complete strangers.  It’s kinda like the red carpet, but without the fancy outfits and paparazzi.

    *You meet, befriend, and negotiate with other parents at the park, the neighborhood, the playground. 

    *When the kids start school, you become an advocate for them.  This often means appearing numerous times at school and community functions, and getting arm-twisted into all manner of extra activities with other parents.

    *When your kids start showing signs of a social conscience, they’ll prod you into doing all manner of public things, from becoming a scout leader to cleaning up litter at the park to raising money for a children’s charity.

    *You realize that the world needs fixing, so you get even more involved in public life, whether that means starting a blog or going to a city council meeting or supporting a political candidate.

    Not only are the feminazis obnoxious, they are completely wrong about what constitutes an “obstacle.”

  3. That’s SOOO last week.  Doncha know those epithets are implicit in every word from their mouths?

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