The JudgyBitch Crashes Hanna Rosin’s Cloistered Feminist Tea Party. Makes a Nice Mess

Want to know something? Here. Let me show you. I posted this in Facebook this morning:

Thrilled, Really. After many paleo sites lost half their Alexa Oomph around June of 2012 (I went from 80-90K world to ~160-180K, Sisson, 3K to 6K, Wolf 30K to 60K, etc), I’ve been scratching my way back. Owing to my recent blogging marathon and resistant starch attention in general, now back at 90K world, 18K US. The scoring is like golf. Lower is better.

The other funny thing is that if you look at ‘who visits FTA’, its substantially underrepresented by men, and even more substantially OVERrepresented by women, based on Internet averages. Hugely underrepresented by those with no college and enormously OVERrepresented by those with college degrees, though underrepresented by those with graduate degrees, which I take to mean graduate school makes you even dumber.

77% of visitors are US, and Canada, UK and India round out most of the remainder.

Thanks all.

The Cunt Master :)

This realization promoted me to begin drafting a post yesterday that I didn’t finish and will probably shitcan. The point of it was that I had an interesting experience after my James Altucher-style post on Anarchy. By style, I mean mostly 1-sentence paragraphs. I got a ton of shit over it in email, 1st time “get some help” comments in the mod queue that got deleted without ever seeing light of day, and even some lying bullshit from an ignorant in comments.

I also got a few kudos. But here’s the deal: 100% of the shit was from pussies with male genitals, and 90% of the kudos were from real women. So I ask myself: Are real women starving for real men? Like the kind who never, ever tell her what they calculate she wants to hear? I suspect women are so viciously smart on that score that they detect our disingenuous sweet-nothing lies by like the 3rd word out of our mouths.

Trying to please women is a double edged sword. We should try and no real man wouldn’t. Veritable spice of life. But I think being absolutely true to yourself in word and deed is a sure winner every time, and all it takes is a real woman (just add water). It’s what women crave.

With that out of the way, here’s a ruthlessly dead-on post about Real Men and how Hanna Rosin is just living in her own private Idaho.

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Hanna Rosin says we are witnessing the end of men! Oh yeah? How about we look at the facts?

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The Dahling

Let’s get Hanna’s motivations clear right from the get-go, shall we? Hanna Rosin is not interested in equality. She is interested in dominance. Female dominance. Nothing more, and nothing less. From the author’s own website:

I come from a long line of matriarchs, women who either ruled over their husbands, or ran away from them. My mother is an intimidating figure. She has always served as the neighborhood watchdog, taking on bullies and running the co-op board with an iron fist. If you met her, it would be obvious why I was open to possibility of female dominance, because she embodied it long before it became the defining trend of our era.

Hanna acknowledges that female dominance is a central part of her understanding of how the world works, and that female dominance has become the defining trend of our era. Well, kudos to Hanna for at least being honest.

Hanna has been on a crusade to prove female dominance for some time now. In her original article, published at the Atlantic, she mused that “[f]or years, women’s progress has been cast as a struggle for equality. But what if equality isn’t the end point? What if modern, postindustrial society is simply better suited to women?”.

What if female dominance is inevitable?

Her recent article at Time Magazine lays out five reasons men are slated to be the oppressed sex – five ways in which men are complete and utter failures:

Men are failing in the workplace

The traditional household is vanishing

Men are increasingly subjected to violence from female partners

Working and middle-class fathers have become non-existent

Men have become feminized

Let’s take these one by one.

Men are failing in the workplace?

And what workplace would that be? The one that keeps our infrastructure up and running?

Statistically speaking, 100% of power plant operators, distributors and dispatchers are men.

  • 91% of the nation’s electrical engineers are men.
  • 97.6% of electrical power line installers and maintenance workers are men.
  • 95.5% of water and liquid waste treatment plant and system operators are men.
  • 95.9% of aircraft pilots and flight engineers are men.
  • 98.4% of aircraft mechanics and service technicians are men.
  • 91.9% of computer network architects, who design and implement all our computer based communications systems are men.
  • 94.2% of radio and telecommunications equipment installers and repair technicians are men.
  • 93.4% of garbage collectors are men.
  • 78.2% of all workers in production, transportation and material moving occupations are men
  • 82.4% of all industrial production managers are men
  • 97.5% of all extraction workers, providing the raw materials to run our economy are men

Transportation, energy, communications, water treatment, resource extraction and waste management. Those are the things that provide us with a little something called civilization as we know it, and they are overwhelmingly provided by men.

While it is true that the manufacturing sector has taken a hit in recent years, the United States remains the world’s largest manufacturer, with a 2009 industrial output of $2.33 trillion. Its manufacturing output is greater than Germany, France, India and Brazil combined.

  • 70% of that total workforce is male.
  • Primary metals manufacturing? 85.6% men.
  • Apparel manufacturing? 68.3% women.

So ladies in manufacturing are basically just sewing clothes?

How shocking! How surprising! How very housewifely!

What are the ladies doing in the workforce anyways? Most common job categories for women in 2010?

  • Secretaries (96.8% women)
  • Nurses (92% women)
  • Primary and elementary school teachers (81.9% women)
  • Cashiers (74.4% women)
  • Nursing aides (88.5% women)
  • Retail sales (51.9% women)
  • Retail sales managers (44.1% women)
  • Waitresses (71.6% women)
  • Maids (89.9% women)

Oh ladies. Thunderous applause. Doing all the same work in the paid market that you used to do at home. Progress!

Well, maybe the future will be different!

The top ten industries by annual average employment growth between 2Q09 and 2Q13:

  • Information Services
  • Support Activities for Mining
  • Educational Support Services
  • Technical and Trades Schools
  • Oil and Gas Extraction
  • Computer Systems Design
  • Management and Technical Consulting Services
  • Other Schools and Instruction
  • Ambulatory Healthcare Services
  • Employment Services

Educational support services? Maybe. Ambulatory healthcare and employment services? Okay. Sure. Women will dominate! But IT? Computer systems design? Mining support? Oil and gas extraction?

Ahahahahahahahahahaha!

Yeah. Right.

Hanna Rosin, you are full of shit. Women aren’t excelling in the workplace. They are doing all the same housewifely jobs they’ve always done. [emphasis added by editorial license]

The traditional household is failing?

Gee, I wonder why? Women are out in the workforce doing their housewife gig, neglecting their children and partners and are deeply, deeply unhappy as a result.

They file most divorce proceedings, have more mental health problems and express greater dissatisfaction with their lives.

But let’s blame men for that, shall we, Hanna? What women need is to be more dominant. To rule with an iron fist. Oh, except that women in traditional marriages are much happier.

Men are increasingly subject to violence from female partners?

It’s just sickening that Hanna sees this as a good thing. There is no question that it’s true, but how on earth can it ever be a net positive? Hanna links violence to women’s sexual confidence, which is deeply disturbing in and of itself.

Women are becoming more sexually confident, and something Camille Paglia has been waiting for, more aggressive and violent in both good ways and bad.

What Hanna is not taking into account is that women get away with hitting partners because the men are taking it. For now. How long does she expect that state of affairs to last?

Suzanne Venker puts it nicely:

It is a dangerous thing to create a society of angry men. Feminists have no idea what a can of worms they’ve created — and what it’s about to do to our nation.

Working and middle class fathers are becoming non-existent?

Again, it’s just sickening that Hanna thinks millions of children being raised without fathers is proof that women are dominant and men are obsolete. Children raised by single mothers do poorly on every imaginable scale. They have more emotional problems, experience more stress, are more likely to grow up poor, they have lower educational achievements and experience way more behavioral problems than children who grow up with married parents. Depression, suicide, drug abuse, jail and psychiatric medications are all more common in populations of children raised by single mothers.

The absence of fathers from the home is proof that women are stupid, heartless and profoundly unconcerned with their children’s well-being. If that’s dominance, I’ll pass, thanks.

Men are becoming feminized?

Which men?

  • 64% of men do not wear any fragrance of any kind. Only 23% of men wear cologne daily. And cologne is hardly some arty-farty invention of middle class ladies.
  • 80% of household spending is controlled by women. That 20% leftover is being used by men to “feminize” themselves? Bullshit.

Top Ten Things Women Enjoy Buying:

  • Handbags
  • Shoes
  • Summer dresses
  • Concert tickets
  • Jeans
  • Jewelry
  • Little black dress
  • Chocolates
  • Underwear
  • Beauty products

Top Ten Things Men Enjoy Buying:

  • Watches
  • Spirits
  • Apple Gadgets
  • Televisions and A/V equipment
  • Gifts
  • Dates and relationships
  • Life experiences
  • Sports
  • Gambling
  • Cars

It’s interesting that the lady list has only two things that could ostensibly be shared with a partner (concert tickets, chocolates), while the men’s list contains almost ALL shareable items. The preference for gambling, cars and sports doesn’t suggest the sissification of men to me.

Keep dreaming, Hanna. Men are becoming the gentle kittens you would like them to be? Don’t be fooled. Just because men can be and are very often gentle, kind and giving to women doesn’t mean they will always be that way.

Here’s an idea for you: let’s claim that men are obsolete and worthless, like a map of a flat earth or a woolly mammoth snare, completely ignore the fact that they run the entire economy and make possible every service industry by doing the hard, shitty work, slap the shit out of them at home, take their children from them and then call them sissies.

How long do you think it will take before you discover that men are not only far from obsolete, they are faster, bigger, smarter and stronger than you?

How long will it take before they decide they have had quite enough of your shit? [emphasis added; male editorial license]

How long, Hanna, can you live without water, power, communications, transportation or sewage treatment?

Obsolete?

I don’t think so.

Obviously people want social calm, but if you do not let clever and ingenious people participate, there must be some dormant volcano that will erupt, sooner or later.

Lech Walesa

Hanna and her ilk think the revolution will be the triumph of feminism and the utter domination of women.

I wouldn’t count on it.

Not for one second.

Lots of love,

JB

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Now go give that JBitch the kisses she deserves, in comments. I wanted to get this post out yesterday, but it has taken a whole day to keep a straight face and hold my laughter sufficiently to type.

I adore women. Real women. Without them, none of the male achievements above would have ever happened and I don’t mean that biologically. Look at virtually anything and everything we guys do in life and if you scratch deeply enough, and in spite of any words, you will find a woman down there, somewhere.


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12 Comments

  1. Geoff on January 9, 2014 at 14:01

    “I adore women. Real women. Without them, none of the male achievements above would have ever happened and I don’t mean that biologically. Look at virtually anything and everything we guys do in life and if you scratch deeply enough, and in spite of any words, you will find a woman down there, somewhere.”

    Bravo! Reminds me of something James used to say: “This is a man’s world, but it wouldn’t be nothing without a woman or a girl.”

    youtube.com/watch?v=juTeHsKPWhY



  2. Ripken Holt on January 9, 2014 at 14:45

    This is hilarious!



  3. GTR on January 9, 2014 at 15:26

    Feminist women vs. men are artificial battles. Right now the real ones are higher-level organizations (large corporations, governments) vs. humanking, with humankind already loosing to those newer, more intelligent entities.

    The biggest physiological difference is between humans and computers, with even the low-end computer having more explicit computational power than the entire humankind.



  4. bornagain on January 9, 2014 at 15:57

    Laf! Females where I work believe there is some sort of conspiracy against them instigated by men. They just don’t see that the men they are working with are more dedicated and in many cases, more competent than they are. Many females I’ve worked with use guilt and claim victim status to try and get ahead (many of their claims I believe to be false or at best unsubstantiated). I’ve only seen a man do this once in the workforce and he got sacked because of it!



  5. Lindsey on January 9, 2014 at 19:40

    Hey Richard, I wanted to say thank you for introducing me to JB. I was reading about potato starch and when I saw this anti-feminism stuff I didn’t get it at first. I do now; I no longer run around calling my self a feminist. Potato starch is helping a lot too, btw. Thanks for being so damn interesting and divergent!



  6. OKOK on January 10, 2014 at 14:53

    I agree with the past but at some moments you do the exact same thing that this woman : you make some bold statements like if it was the absolute truth. This is not the case; majority ISNT synonim with uninanimity. Next time, don’t emulate the bad behaviors of the person you critic



  7. Richard Nikoley on January 11, 2014 at 00:46

    “you make some bold statements like if it was the absolute truth. ”

    I know. I suck at that. I’m helpless.

    1+1=2 mutherfuckers. In your face!



  8. Natasha on January 11, 2014 at 18:09

    What I find MOST appalling about feminists is that they treat men as non-human. And maybe I should not get pissed off about deluded rantings of bitter feminazi harridans, but… How dare they imply that my father, my grandfather, and other men are some sort of worthless subhumans?! Words fail me. At least, all “decent” words. I find that JB’s writing serves as good medicine– an antidote, if you wish, to the feminazi poison. I’ve been hooked on her blog for quite a while, but not as long as on this one. Thanks, Richard and JB!



  9. Richard Nikoley on January 11, 2014 at 19:50

    Yea, Natasha, the whole father, grandfather, even uncle thing mystifies me.

    My maternal grandfather was a giant among everyone. Oldest of a family of like 13 kids. Idaho small town Mormon. Came out to CA to make his fortune and he never became super rich but very well off, with much property, many rental houses, some he built himself. So much. He was an artist.

    “Grandpa, can you draw me a horse?”

    Rumor is my grandmother always initiated things and the bed knocked against the wall even after his chemo rounds in his 80s, shortly before he checked out.

    I’m sure she was just a victim. Incidentally, she was bar none my favorite person in the whole world. 4’10” and every inch of it in your face with attitude.



  10. Wenchypoo on January 14, 2014 at 07:21

    Doing all the same work in the paid market that you used to do at home. Progress!

    This is why I stay home–I am worth more in tax deductions than I ever made while working. I do get paid for doing housework, but not until the end of the year. How do I do it? By making Hubby’s income do double- and triple-duty.



  11. Richard on January 23, 2014 at 13:57

    Just came across this, I’m late I know, but this is very reminiscent of what I emailed you about (war on men) about two months ago.