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Category Archives: Feminism
Women In Tech
Comments to Steve Sailer: * Women aren’t interested in tech the way guys are and are still slaves to fashion in professions where talent counts for everything. So of course men won’t take them seriously, really if they are concerned … Continue reading
Sailer’s Law Of Female Journalists Strikes Again
WP: A wrinkle in time: Twenty years after ‘The Beauty Myth,’ Naomi Wolf addresses The Aging Myth Steve Sailer writes in 2007: This is another example of Sailer’s Law of Female Journalism: The most heartfelt articles by female journalists tend … Continue reading
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The Meaning Of Feminism
From the Chateau: Recall the two demonic motivations of feminists: To teach women to be second-rate men rather than first-rate women. To remove all constraints on female sexuality while maximally restricting male sexuality. Feminism is about women who are low … Continue reading
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The War On Noticing
I assume that people of great holiness don’t pay much attention to sports and to the news. TV and the practice of religion, for example, are antithetical. The more you do of one, the less you’ll do of the other. … Continue reading
Why Alimony Must End
From the Chateau: A girl pal was telling me about the uncle of one of her friends. His wife had left him, moved way out of state, and met some new guy who became her live-in boyfriend. Get this: the … Continue reading
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Have You Ever Met A Hot Feminist?
From the Chateau: Steve Sailer has pithily remarked that the goal of feminist writers is to rearrange the world so that, come the revolution, ugly feminists will be desired by men. I have a corollary to that theory. Feminists loathe … Continue reading
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Men & Women Are Different
Study: Men are more: – Dominant – Reserved – Utilitarian – Vigilant – Rule-conscious – Emotionally stable While women are more: – Deferential – Warm – Trusting – Sensitive – Emotionally “reactive”
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Women Who Can’t Compete
From the Chateau: Women who can’t compete with the most desired women, or who fall tantalizingly short of competing, or who once competed by now no longer do, must get some kind of deep, ego-sparing emotional satisfaction by telling themselves … Continue reading
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When Women Hit The Wall
From Chateau Heartiste: With rare exceptions, a song like “Tall Trees in Georgia”, about a woman’s precious few peak pulchritude years on this earth and the risks of riding the cock carousel, would not get recorded or promoted today. Post-1990, … Continue reading
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HARPING ON: THE HYPOCRISY AND LIES OF TWITTER’S MOST NOTORIOUS ‘ANTI-ABUSE’ ACTIVIST, RANDI HARPER, PART 1
From Breitbart: “Set yourself on fire.” “You’ve made your bed, now get fucked in it.” “Fuck your feelings.” To most, these will sound like the words of an online troll, or at the very least someone with what in the … Continue reading
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