If you ever believed the myth of female weakness and victimhood, consider the Greek Furies. When Sophocles and Euripides wanted to symbolize the vengeance of the gods they didn't choose some devilish-looking guy in red tights. No, they were fully aware of the awesome power of women, and they chose the Furies, the goddesses of vengeance in Greek mythology. Here's one illustration of those ladies. Scary. Well, the Furies are alive today. Feminists of the Stalinoid variety spend a lot of their lives whipping up rage, both their own and each others'. That is their "choice" you might say. Most men figure that out pretty soon, and seek out kinder female company. With Governor Sarah Palin driving the polls for McCain,    the Feminist Furies are out raging in public, like Medusa the snake-headed Gorgon.      Well, feminists are proving what the poet had in mind. James Lewis blogs at dangeroustimes.wordpress.com(Read Full Post)