Slut Wave Feminism..

It would appear that Paul Elam may have coined a new phrase "Slut Wave Feminism" after the inane actions demonstrated by the fembots and their totally inane "leaders" on the topic of telling women that dressing like a slut may actually indicate that you are not really one. Notably, this comment given freely by a member of the Canadian Constabulary was sufficient for those male haters to venture out into the streets of quite a few cities in the west to demonstrate clearly that not only should women not be held accountable for their actions but also that free speech as we know it, should be squashed and reviled. Sadly, those trolls who participated  appear to be totally devoid of the meaning of their organised and sanctioned protest..

One can only stand back and be amazed at how far feminists and their lackeys will go to ensure the feminist doctrine is adhered to, women as far as they are concerned are only ever victims regardless what the end result of studies and research informs us as far as they are concerned, to be totally untrue. But as usual, truth is an inconvenience that feminists can totally live without..

The Slut Walk episode just demonstrates the ongoing anti-male attitude that rides a climax in today's media and the ongoing exposure that those compulsive zealots demands is always forthcoming..

Here is Paul's Radio Program looking at this topic with some very good background information and facts..

Also, sadly but true. This protest is all about the abolition of free speech and it will not only affect men in the long term but women as well..

A trite insignificance they will one day regret..

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'Slut Walk': feminist folly
This is idiocy, not liberation

May 12, 2011

Have you heard about the "slut walks" sweeping the globe?

No, they aren't being organized by frat boys. Quite the opposite: Thank the gals in the so-called feminist movement for this one.

Toronto, Ottawa, Boston, Dallas and London have all seen "slut walks" in recent weeks, with 24 more planned around the world. It was all spawned by a Toronto police officer's boneheaded comment at a January campus-safety forum that "women should avoid dressing like sluts in order not to be victimized."

Women bear responsibility for their rapes? OK, anger at that notion is plenty righteous. So, the Toronto slut walk was born to demand respect for sexual-assault victims. But the idea that being a "slut" is a bad thing also raised ire -- it's why the Toronto organizers announced on their Web site that they were "tired of being oppressed by slut-shaming; of being judged by our sexuality. [We are] taking the [the word slut] back."
Walk of weirdness: Scantily clad 'feminists' romping against rape Saturday in Boston. More 'slut walks' are planned around the world. -
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Walk of weirdness: Scantily clad "feminists" romping against rape Saturday in Boston. More "slut walks" are planned around the world.

Just what the women of the world have been clamoring for: to call themselves sluts.

No wonder a 2008 Daily Beast poll found that just 20 percent of women call themselves "feminists," and only 17 percent would want their daughters to use the label.

Want to cringe some more? A Slut Walk Boston organizer told a reporter, "We are using these efforts to reclaim the word 'slut.' " So at one event after another, women held up signs saying, "Proud Slut," "Sluts Say Yes" and "Slut Pride." They marched in bras and fishnet stockings, some with the word "slut" scrawled on their bodies with lipstick.

And slut-supporting men beamed in their "I love sluts" T-shirts. You bet they do.

In Boston, feminist writer Jaclyn Friedman bellowed, "Today we all march under the banner of sluthood!" In Ottawa, revelers chanted, "Slut, slut. Ho, ho. Yes means yes, and no means no!" The Web site "Feministing" described the slut walks as a "movement," with one blogger saying, "Sign me up for Team Sluts." The Slut Walk DC Web site boasts a banner, "Reclaiming the word slut."

This is supposed to pass as progress for women?

Slut-walk defenders say that they're being ironic, that it's supposed to be funny that women are turning a word used to dehumanize them into a badge of pride.

If you don't like the slut walks, then you just don't get the hilarity of women debasing themselves in the name of empowerment.

OK, the early feminists -- from whom the imposters ruining the movement claim to descend -- did manage to turn the pejorative "suffragette," coined to mock the seekers of equality, into a positive word. But a name that meant to mock is different than a word meant to dehumanize.

Here's a prediction: Feminists will no sooner turn "slut" into a positive word outside their ever-shrinking bubble than African-Americans who call each other the "N-word" have taken away the sting of that dehumanizing epithet. Some words should be retired for good.

And many gays may now march proudly as "queer" -- but plenty still bristle when an outsider uses the word. That's unlikely to change, considering the original intent of it.

Sex-positive feminist icon Erica Jong presciently told writer Ariel Levy in 2003: "I was standing in the shower the other day, picking up my shampoo. It's called 'Dumb Blonde.' I thought, '30 years ago you could not have sold this.' I think we have lost consciousness of the way our culture demeans women. Let's not kid ourselves that this is liberation."

Yes, please, and let's not pretend that women holding "slut walks" is a step forward for womankind or will in any way change the treatment of rape victims.

While the so-called feminists are tarting up themselves to reclaim a vile, misogynist word, perhaps the rest of us should fight to reclaim the word "feminism" and return it to its roots of working for true equality.

If we leave it to this gang, we're screwed.

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