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In reply to the discussion: What fueled right wingers, fathers rights, mens' rights, gun rights & teabaggers into existence? [View all]NYC_SKP
(68,644 posts)The grammatical construction of the subject line does not use the phrase "right wing" to describe the groups that follow that term.
As constructed, the understood take away would be "right wing" and " mens rights" and "guns rights", which is quite different from "right wing mens rights" and "right wing guns rights".
In other words, I have to believe that you didn't mean to suggest that all mens rights or guns rights individuals are right wing, and neither did you mean that by being among a mens rights or gun rights group one was then necessarily a right winger or a member of the "Angry White Men" demographic about which this book is written.
I think you understand my complaint now, now one so much about the book as about the associations suggested and implied by the subject line.
It's never too late to edit a subject line on DU3, I'm pretty sure.