The Ultimate Female Blame Shift Gambit!

	posted by Matt on 05:01 PM November 27th, 2004
	Luek writes "Here is an article about a woman who posed as a Saudi Princess and got a special big spender's credit card from American Express and maxed it out big time. Now she is claiming innocence and compensable injury because AmEx should have known she was a fake and mentally unbalanced and is suing them for $2,000,000. She is out of jail on $100,000 bail which she probably put on another credit card. Something gives me the feeling that she might win!"

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"But men have done this for thousands of years" (Score:2) by mens_issues on 08:43 PM November 27th, 2004 EST (#1) (User #267 Info) We all know how all the men in the world have the power of "The Patriarchy" at their fingertips, and that a similarly situated man would have gotten his way by making similar demands. Why, men have been running up credit card debts like this since the late Pleistocene, and they always get off scot free because "The Patriarchy" comes to their defense. Of course, all this time it has been women who have not only done all the world's work, but have picked up the slack for these deadbeats. It's only fair that women like this get to do what men always have. Steve

Re:"But men have done this for thousands of years" (Score:0) by Anonymous User on 11:57 AM November 28th, 2004 EST (#2) "It's only fair that women like this..." I've heard of female victimhood. I've heard of radical/gender feminist shame & blame, but this takes woman as victim to a whole new height of ludicrousness. "I am femi hear me blame (on all those evil men) all things, that I just can't accept. ...and I know too much to have to earn it like a man!"

Re:"But men have done this for thousands of years" (Score:0) by Anonymous User on 01:49 PM November 28th, 2004 EST (#3) It's all making me REALLY dizzy. (more so than I usualy am)   Thundercloud.   "Hoka hey!"

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