The relentless demonization of men by lefty white women

The relentless demonization of men by lefty white women.

As Peachy Keenan said recently:

Why are so many women sooo angry? They won. They got everything they wanted. They got everything they wanted. Men have never been doing this badly, and women have never been doing this well. …

Steve McCann at American Thinker:

They will remain angry because they will never succeed in their quixotic quest for “meaning in their lives” based on their belief that happiness lies in “making a difference” by defeating societal demons such as “the patriarchy” or “White Supremacy.”

In their addled thought process, there is no such thing as winning, only identifying new causes to keep this charade alive in perpetuity.

A case in point. About a year ago, out of curiosity, I watched a panel discussion with several feminist professors at a prestigious university. These academics were regaling a naïve and worshipful audience of mostly white women, plus a smattering of black women. The panel insisted that the new “civil rights movement” necessarily encompasses Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), the LGBTQ movement, the plight of immigrants in the United States, the genocide in Gaza, undying support for the Palestinians, and Third Wave Feminism.

These leftists claimed, to raucous applause, that white privilege and resultant oppression required speeding the process to transform American culture and society, all while failing to acknowledge the transformations their movement had already precipitated.

The adoring and reverential expressions on the faces of the young women in the audience were priceless. It was as if they had suddenly discovered meaning and purpose in their apparently guilt-ridden, or cosseted, or rage-filled lives.

They no doubt thought that the prospect of being swept up in a grand crusade of promoting all manner of “civil rights” in a heartless, capitalistic society would bring relevance to their lives.

 

Oh the mockery!

 

What they did not fathom was that they were being manipulated by playing on their emotions and the nation’s history of civil rights movements solely to bring about a socialist one-party oligarchy.

Over the past five decades, participation in protests and demonstrations advocating policies that destroy America’s culture and society has evolved into a full-time white liberal female occupation. Most of these protestors are 50+-year-old white women augmented by a vast number of vacuous, college-educated white women of all age groups who, together with their race-obsessed, college-educated black female counterparts, are mindlessly and, for many, unknowingly destroying American civilization.

Gemma Tognini in The Australian, on the recent Sydney Swans and Scots College scandals:

There’s a high-profile scandal, and an almost immediate rush to make it about all men and all boys. It makes me deeply uncomfortable. …

Surely, Australia, we can hold two competing and important matters in tension? …

No, these situations do not point to the fact that all Australian men are predators in the making or fully formed as such.

I’m a woman and I find that notion insulting and simplistic. …

What happens when they call all men “toxic”?

Constantly pushing a negative stereotype about young men and men in general feeds … the problem. Don’t believe me? Believe the science. … This research showed a measurable impact of negative stereotyping. In one study, hundreds of university students were asked if they were concerned about being seen negatively because of their ethnicities. It found that the more students expected to be or worried about being stereotyped, the likelier they were to miss classes, engage in verbal abuse or vandalise school property.

It’s science, but it’s not rocket science. Conditioning 101, words that become, across time, a self-fulfilling prophecy. You can go and read about it yourselves, there are countless examples.

Truth matters:

The natural next questions are also simple. There are millions of great men and men in the making in this country. Why aren’t we talking about them? Why aren’t we amplifying their stories? Why aren’t we inviting them to lead conversations, creating spaces for their voices to be heard?

One friend, a mother of two young boys, put it this way: Every young boy knows what a bad man looks like, thanks to news headlines. Far fewer can describe a good one. …

I hate the rush to demonise men. I hate how, often, it’s led by women. I hate the stereotyping of men as predators in the making as vehemently I as I loathe the stereotyping of women like me, without children, as cold-hearted, career-focused bitches. All of it is wrong.

But in the here and now it’s the broken record of “all men are bad” that must stop. I think of my brother and my uncles and my nephew and my cousins and my mates, who are all bloody fantastic men. They’re imperfectly wonderful fathers, partners, friends, sons and more. This is the truth you can’t change my mind about, and I know most Australians are with me here.

A feminist and semi-senior bureaucrat once told me she thought only men should pay taxes, because, you know, they are so toxic. And she’s not sexist, oh no.

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