Who is afraid of sex dolls?

Ann Althouse does a nice job of exposing a fraud. Tabi Jackson Gee writing in the London Telegraph wants us all to be very concerned about sex dolls.

How would you feel about your ex boyfriend getting a robot that looked exactly like you, just in order to beat it up every night?

Is she worried about dolls or does she just like stereotyping men?  Anyway, Althouse counters with this:

How would you feel about your ex boyfriend getting a robot that looked exactly like you, just in order to shower it with all the love and conversation you never seemed to want?

And that is the real issue.  Some women look at sex dolls, or prostitution, or strip clubs, or porn, and see a threat to their power. They want a world where women can use sex to obtain power over men.

That's kind of funny because that is also what Victorians wanted.

But here's the thing, no sex doll would stand up in competition to a real woman who wants to be loving and giving for two seconds. If you believe that relationships on marriage should be based on loving and giving, you have nothing to worry about. If you don't believe that, you're a moron.