#MeToo Is The Feminist Left’s Harvey Weinstein Deflection Diversion
Everyone should know and understand that.
Make no mistake.
This latest fad, #MeToo, is intended as a broad-stroke, general indictment of men, masculinity, and the male gender per se.
It alleviates the burden of an alleged victim actually naming an assailant and outlining specific allegations against him so that others can judge whether the charges contain any merit whatsoever, which usually they won’t, which is the what for of the #MeToo thing in the first place. It’s self-referrential and circular.
Moreover, by glomming on with your “MeToo” Victim Olympics skit, you dilute the meaning and seriousness of the offense, fraudulently gaining status at the expense of true victims, because everyone eventually fatigues in Chicken Little fashion, and that’s a shame.
Then, once the feminist MeToo Victim Olympics has come to full fruition—where all males are rapists and all females their victims—then what becomes of true sexual predators and their real victims…male, female, and children?
Lost in the noise of fraudulent entitlement, that’s what happens. Privileged victimhood is Status, now.
What’s really behind most of the #MeToo thing:
So,
- Be handsome.
- Be attractive.
- And don’t be unattractive.
And now this, with 10k Likes and 30k Retweets:
But wait a second. According to the left, democrats, and feminists at the time, it was Bill Clinton who was the victim of that “opportunistic little tramp,” wasn’t he?
Speaking of “tramps,” looks like Courtney Love was on the ball back in 2005—12 years ago—and caught hell from the Hollywood establishment for publicly saying what everyone already knew about that creep, Harvey Weinstein.
What a bunch of amoral douchebag hypocrites populate and run that sewer in Hollywood.
That is all.
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Well said. I still laugh anytime some calls Hillary Clinton a “feminist icon.”
The lead photo in the post reminds me of this one-
If workplace harassment is a problem to feminists, then the pinnacle of power differential – President and intern – should be the ultimate example of the problem.
Still waiting for a good answer from feminists who love Bill and Hillary.
Never mind THAT!…..
Not the “droids” (wave your hand) the #metoo are looking for.
Somebody actually doctored the award photo. Obama did indeed give the award to Bill Clinton, but Cosby received it from Dubya. The other two haven’t received it at all.
That said, your point still stands on its own merit.
The operative term is fad.
“Tell us your story”
“Me first”
“No, I’LL tell”
Boredom sets in. This is scrapbooking or league bowling for lazy couch potatoes.