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Feminism is an industry in which men are turned into despicable objects for use and abuse.
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So it's evil, the height of patriarchy 🤬for “trans women” to bang on about “exploring one's gender identity” online, but good and empowering for political lesbians to encourage women to choose lesbianism as an act of resistance to “compulsory heterosexuality”?
Political lesbianism and transgender activism share an emancipatory premise that established sexual and gender norms must be challenged. However, whether encouraging others to challenge them is deemed empowering or “grooming” apparently depends on who's doing the encouraging.
The Despicable Man: Feminism's Politically Correct Punching Bag | Me in Jennifer Bilek's @bjportraits 11th Hour
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Tara van Dijk retweeted
Me in @bjportraits blog and substack 🙏 whose thankless job it was to curb my sarcasm.
"Efforts to “smash The Patriarchy” coexist quite comfortably with elite plans to restructure the economy. Globalization and deindustrialization devastated much of men’s industrial employment in working-class communities across the West, while women entered the burgeoning service economy and professions in growing numbers. Feminism’s emphasis on sexual liberation, representation, and combating “male violence against women and girls” saw men’s reactions to this upheaval as patriarchal resistance to women’s emancipation..."
Tara van Dijk retweeted
Nothing to see here. Just @TaravoidDijk knocking it out of the park @bjportraits 👏👏👏👏👏
Tara van Dijk retweeted
So excited to have you back, @TaravoidDijk!
Me in @bjportraits blog and substack 🙏 whose thankless job it was to curb my sarcasm.
"Efforts to “smash The Patriarchy” coexist quite comfortably with elite plans to restructure the economy. Globalization and deindustrialization devastated much of men’s industrial employment in working-class communities across the West, while women entered the burgeoning service economy and professions in growing numbers. Feminism’s emphasis on sexual liberation, representation, and combating “male violence against women and girls” saw men’s reactions to this upheaval as patriarchal resistance to women’s emancipation..."
Me in @bjportraits blog and substack 🙏 whose thankless job it was to curb my sarcasm.
"Efforts to “smash The Patriarchy” coexist quite comfortably with elite plans to restructure the economy. Globalization and deindustrialization devastated much of men’s industrial employment in working-class communities across the West, while women entered the burgeoning service economy and professions in growing numbers. Feminism’s emphasis on sexual liberation, representation, and combating “male violence against women and girls” saw men’s reactions to this upheaval as patriarchal resistance to women’s emancipation..."
Tara van Dijk retweeted
He's baaacckkk @mtracey patreon.com/RedScare/posts/w…
Secular Shakers
Theory: LGBTQ+ will have worked as a vanishing mediator for the real subsumption of family formation, thus breeding—eugenics, to the state and capital (big tech, law and medicine).
Thwarting this transition requires us to vigilantly “stay human”. There is a reason why it's Bilek's tagline🎯
First, we have to clarify that women are not the only ones being forced. Everyone is being forced into adhering to the language of this cult. It is a tyrannical system forcing the social, legal, and institutional deconstruction of the sex binary.
Then we have to ask why this deconstruction of male and female social sex roles and pair bonding is important when they are meant to serve the protection and healthy development of human offspring - women to nurture, provide consistent skin to skin contact with babies, and men to protect and provide for the continuity of that bond.
What is served by severing these roles?
Chesterton’s patriarchy: before abolishing a social form that has persisted across wildly different societies, ask what function it has been serving.
There is a reason why accuser culture opts for trial by media...
Former MIT scientist wins $6M defamation verdict against colleague who accused him of sexual misconduct trib.al/q1cVlXE
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Replying to @mtracey
The more cultural and economic capital generated through rooting out sexual violence, the more sex crimes there will be to root out.
Like Antiracism Inc., Women’s Rights™ is a growth sector that valorizes the detection and denunciation of “men’s violence against women,” incentivizing its expanded reproduction as a libidinized object of detection, intervention and virtue signalling.
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