Tuesday, February 7, 2017

Radical Feminists: Vulgar Misanthropes


Why have they been allowed to get away with it?  How have the radical feminists managed to intimidate our nation for so many decades?  Don’t Americans realize that they are vulgar misanthropes who do not have our best interests at heart?
Just how vicious and uncouth these activists are has been on display ever since Donald Trump was elected president.  Now that he has taken office, their loathing of him and everything he represents has reached epic proportions.  These folks are haters to the marrow of their bones.
Now I grant you that Trump provided reasons for them to be distressed.  He has publicly insulted some women and engaged in locker room talk in private.  He also, especially during his inter-marital periods, was apparently something of a womanizer.
But Bill Clinton was far worse.  He was actually accused of rape and plainly had oral sex with a young intern in the oval office.  Clinton was loved and his transgressions overlooked partly because he was a charming rogue and partly because the radicals approved of his policies.
And that is the point; the radical feminists are neo-Marxists.  They want a revolution that changes America into an egalitarian utopia.  They not only hate male chauvinist pigs; they also hate free market capitalism and representative democracy.  If they had their way, they would dictate how we should live.
Like all revolutionaries, these radicals have no compunctions about how they go about tearing down the system.  How malicious they can be was on full display during the so-called Women’s March on Washington.  The epithets and threats were never-ending.
Consider Ashley Judd’s rant.  She believed that she was being clever by crudely characterizing the new president.  She also rejoiced in describing herself as a “nasty woman.”  Evidently she assumed this made her heroic.  I think it merely demonstrated that she is a nasty woman.
The radicals don’t like men.  They don’t like children.  They don’t like women.  I’ll bet that they don’t much like themselves.  People who are fond of other people usually cut them some slack.  At least part of the time, they try to be understanding.  They surely refrain from gratuitous insults.
To wit: why would feminists make fun of Baron Trump?  Does a ten year old boy deserve to be reviled because his father is despised?  Why also would they accuse Melania Trump of being a dim-witted slut?  Are they confusing her with her husband?  If so, isn’t this anti-woman?
The radicals manifestly hate the family.  They hate heterosexual love.  Indeed, they scorn anyone who does not kowtow to their anti-human agenda.  Although they claim to be for women’s rights, this is a lie.  They don’t want women to be themselves.  They want them to be harridans.
Let me put the matter as plainly as I can.  Radical feminism has been a scourge upon our land.  For decades, it has split people apart and sponsored gender-oriented political correctness.  Instead of helping people adjust to our post-industrial world, it has fostered suspicions and ill will.
The roles of men and women are changing.  So is the nature of marriage and the way we raise our children.  Women have moved out of the kitchen and into the executive suite.  Men now prepare many more family meals.  But how does vilifying those with whom we disagree help this transition?
The radical feminists are not deep thinkers.  Dropping the F-bomb with abandon does not demonstrate that they have been liberated.  All this shows is that they are mean-spirited.  Isn’t it ironic that this is one of the things they rail against in their foes?
Trump is detested for many reasons.  First, he defeated Hillary.  Second, he is not a minority.  Third, he is rich.  Fourth, he is not an elegant speaker.  Fifth, he defends capitalism.  Sixth, he loves America.  But should he also be defamed because he is a man.
Women who love themselves should also love men—as men.  The same goes in reverse for men vis-à-vis women.  Let us hope that left-wing activists do not get away with using ordinary gender tensions to advance their socialist cause.
Melvyn L. Fein, Ph.D.
Professor of Sociology

Kennesaw State University

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