Toxic Feminism; Weapon of the Globalists By Mrs Vera West
The Russell Brand saga is of both political and philosophical significance. Brand, who is largely a Leftists, and very much into the culture of sex, drugs and rock and roll, has in recent times been a strong critic of the Covid vaxxes and mandates. He is one of the few Leftists to oppose Big Pharma, Dr Naomi Wolf being another notable figure, but she is deeply religious.
After the rape allegations were made, and these are so far allegations, no charges have been made, Brand was demonetarised by YouTube, and even came under attack by the British parliament, which was previously unheard of for mere allegations. What happened to the principle of innocent until proven guilty? The same thing is seen in the US with the lawfare attacks on President Trump, which even blind Freddy can see is just to prevent him running or destroy the campaign.
Brand could be guilty of one of more of the rapes; we don’t know, but neither does the media, which has already judged him, because it is convenient to do so, while the crimes of the Bidens have largely gone unaddressed, although it looks like Hunter Biden, as a sacrifice, faces a gun possession charge. But, nothing goes to the heart of it, the way most of the elites get away with crime; the client list of the paedophiles who visited Epstein’s island is protected. Toxic Feminism is a political weapon of the globalist elites.
https://nationfirst.substack.com/p/death-to-feminism-and-the-attack
Every high civilisation decays by forgetting obvious things.
— G.K. Chesterton
Another high-profile man — Russell Brand — has been accused of sexual assault.
Here we go again.
Allegations against men in positions of power and influence are becoming so common that when it’s spread all over the mainstream, many just shrug their shoulders as if it is to be expected.
Where does this leave the accusers and accused?
Well, we have seen this played out in both the US and Australia… and none of these matters end well.
No one feels vindicated, people’s lives are destroyed.
And if allegations are found to be fabricated, the men’s lives are left in ruins.
And let’s face it; it is usually the men that have no recourse.
They lose their families, businesses, and livelihoods.
It is important to recognise the patterns that are emerging in relation to these cases, and the root causes.
We have powerful men who are, for one reason or another, challenging the status quo.
They are high-profile and garnering large audiences.
They are taking on mainstream narratives, daring to challenge official lines and political norms.
They are successful and making a difference.
Then we have women coming forward with stories that are impossible to independently verify.
It is usually a “he said, she said” situation.
The reality is that the only two people who know what happened in these rooms are the men and women who occupied them.
We, as the public, are only left with fake news legacy media conjecture, and the usual man-hating rubbish that serves no one.
Characters are attacked, men are discredited, and in the process carefully crafted as liars and perpetrators who have taken advantage of their positions.
Historically, this is an old tactic in the playbook.
And what about the next generation of boys who are watching this and who are being told that by virtue of being male, they are inherently perpetrators?
A recent front-page story in Australia presented a horrifying picture of a boy with the headline “How do we stop this kid becoming a monster?”
I say, enough is enough.
This appalling headline, and the evolving war on boys is a national disgrace.
We all need to push back on toxic feminism because that is what is at the root of all of this.
The weight of this falls particularly to women.
We have to protect our boys from being damaged by radical feminist ideology.
We have to protect our husbands, brothers, and mates from being thrown to the proverbial wolves at the behest of these embittered women with agendas.
It serves no one for men to be emasculated, or for boys to be psychologically damaged by this hateful rhetoric.
We can celebrate our differences and have an appreciation for what makes us men and women.
Yes, that’s right, I said it… men and women without the alphabet.
We are different and that is a good thing.
At the end of the day, we need to love our men and appreciate them, not punish them for their masculinity, and then expect them to protect us when we hear a bump in the night.
We expect them to fight on frontlines, and die in wars.
To lead and provide.
How about some respect for all they do?
Respecting men.
Now, there’s a novel idea!
Let’s put toxic feminism where it belongs: consigned to the dustbin of history.
Take care,
The Moxie Philosopher
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