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⬛️ Hi folks! We have a very interesting poll result, almost 50/50. So I can conclude based on that community has a mixed feelings about feminism and I couldn't be more happier with this result, because so do I.
A lot of stupidity and totalitarian thinking has arisen with a #Metoo movement. Everyone around the world heard about Harry Weinstein story and I will not defend this man, he got what he deserved for being a pig. But I cannot take the fact that some mentally ill women are collecting signitures to ban Matt Damon from movies just because he says that people judge every case " you know, there’s a difference between, you know, patting someone on the butt and rape or child molestation, right? ". So called feminists are publicly slaughtering a man with alsmost ideal reputation just because he doesn't blindly support their agenda. Isn't it ironic that today they want to put up boundaries in a free speech, the one that actually led to the libiration of women's rights.
After some time I stumbled apone a TED talk by some unknown actor(i'm not gonna advertise him) who was talking about that "guys, we are the problem" and suggesting that men should be more like women. This was last tiping point for me personally. Really, being masculine is a problem now?!
My personal answer to these omega populists, who're trying to ride the wave of this new hype- if you don't like being a man, go cut your balls and put on a dress. I am fine being a man, I do not see any issues being one and if someone tells me that something is wrong with it I will defend it the way man should defend his manhood.
As for the general ideas of feminism I totally support the rights of the women, but not the rights to oppress men. Therefore the next talk Im going to share with tells exactly why it is bad idea to paint maslinity as evil and continue war against it.
The speaker is brilliant Camilla Paglia - huge figure in a feminist and LGBT movement, she's a professor at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. She proposes idea that genders should not fight each other to live in harmony.
I will share a short clip below, but i suggest her other talks if you're interested in the subject.
P.S I'm trying out new posts format, now you should be able to leave your comments below the post(i hope it works).
https://youtu.be/pwXudI2iojs
A lot of stupidity and totalitarian thinking has arisen with a #Metoo movement. Everyone around the world heard about Harry Weinstein story and I will not defend this man, he got what he deserved for being a pig. But I cannot take the fact that some mentally ill women are collecting signitures to ban Matt Damon from movies just because he says that people judge every case " you know, there’s a difference between, you know, patting someone on the butt and rape or child molestation, right? ". So called feminists are publicly slaughtering a man with alsmost ideal reputation just because he doesn't blindly support their agenda. Isn't it ironic that today they want to put up boundaries in a free speech, the one that actually led to the libiration of women's rights.
After some time I stumbled apone a TED talk by some unknown actor(i'm not gonna advertise him) who was talking about that "guys, we are the problem" and suggesting that men should be more like women. This was last tiping point for me personally. Really, being masculine is a problem now?!
My personal answer to these omega populists, who're trying to ride the wave of this new hype- if you don't like being a man, go cut your balls and put on a dress. I am fine being a man, I do not see any issues being one and if someone tells me that something is wrong with it I will defend it the way man should defend his manhood.
As for the general ideas of feminism I totally support the rights of the women, but not the rights to oppress men. Therefore the next talk Im going to share with tells exactly why it is bad idea to paint maslinity as evil and continue war against it.
The speaker is brilliant Camilla Paglia - huge figure in a feminist and LGBT movement, she's a professor at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. She proposes idea that genders should not fight each other to live in harmony.
I will share a short clip below, but i suggest her other talks if you're interested in the subject.
P.S I'm trying out new posts format, now you should be able to leave your comments below the post(i hope it works).
https://youtu.be/pwXudI2iojs
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Stop BLAMING Men! Camille Paglia argues women's malaise caused by societal changes, not men
Camille Paglia observes that too many women blame men for their own malaise or unhappiness, and argues that the root cause is the large scale changes in society, the loss of community and extended family, and the growing isolation that results.
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