Gender, White Racism, CRT
Insightful analysis from X user Tim Heaton
On Wednesday, the British podcaster Konstantin Krisin – of the great Triggernometry podcast – posted the following to X:
“The left wing retardosphere was created by sensible people on the left being silent when they should have said something. The right wing retardosphere is being formed in exactly the same way. Stop sending me DMs about how much you agree with me about the woke right, strap on a pair and say something. Unless you want to be on the side that thinks evolution is “just a theory” (i.e. doesn’t understand what a theory is in science), sees America as the bad guy in every war and wants to stop women voting. I am not right wing but the last thing I want is for the left and right to go full retard at the same time. TRUTH IS KING.”
However, the above post is not the one I wish to direct attention to. It was a response to Krisin that raised an eyebrow for me. Below is X user Tim Heaton’s thoughtful take:
I appreciate the sentiment, but don’t use “woke” to merely mean “extreme” or to refer to the “retardosphere.” Woke has a distinct meaning. There is no such thing as a woke right.
This is what “wokeness” means:
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Read MoreA Catholic 16-year-old student at an Ontario Canada public high school has been suspended and is facing expulsion for wearing a shirt with an inscription reading “There are only two genders”. The VP ordered the young man to the office demanding he remove the hoodie or be suspended. When Malachy O’Kane said that he was just expressing his beliefs in the same way the many LGBT posters at the school were expressing opposing beliefs the VP walked out of the room. Now, Malachy finds himself at the center of a fiery international debate on freedom of expression, biological truth, and the uncompromising LGBT agenda. As the LGBT cult rages for greater control, Malachy’s unwavering stance challenges this movement — while also shining a light on his school officials that have suspended him. Despite the suspension, Malachy is standing firm, trusting in God, relying on his Catholic faith, and becoming a symbol of truth in the face of adversity.
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Read MoreIn the wake of the antisemitic protests at Columbia University, Donald Trump stated that the previous situation in Charlottesville was akin to a “peanut” compared to what’s happening at universities around America right now. He’s not wrong.
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Read MoreOne of the Columbia protest organizers makes clear just how much he hates Jews; USC cancels its commencement out of fear of protesters; and the Supreme Court considers whether Donald Trump has presidential immunity.
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Read MoreWhile assessing the merits of historical developments that occurred during the second millennium, the India-born economist and author Deepak Lal asserted that “the ascent of the English-speaking peoples to prominence in the world surely ranked highest.”
The English-speaking legacy is held in much lower esteem by our contemporary woke custodians of high culture, and this is about to become abundantly clear in the small Canadian province of Prince Edward Island.
Lucy Maud Montgomery’s Gift to the World
In 1908, Lucy Maud Montgomery put Prince Edward Island on the world map with a moving tale about a high-spirited 11-year-old freckle-faced red-haired orphan girl who became known to us all as “Anne of Green Gables.”
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Read MoreA radical leftist student leader of Columbia University’s anti-Israel “Gaza Solidarity Encampment” has openly declared that “Zionists don’t deserve to live.”
The statement was made by pro-Hamas protest organizer Khymani James, who claims to “use he/she/they pronouns.”
He made the comments about Zionists during a meeting with university officials which he live-streamed on social media.
In the video, James is speaking with members of Columbia’s Center for Student Success and Intervention office.
During the meeting, James likens Israelis to Hitler and the Nazis before declaring that “Zionists don’t deserve to live.”
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Read MoreHow the feminization of culture and the decline of the male hero is ruining everything for everybody (Part 1)
I like men. I like the fact that they are different from women—that they are from Mars while we are from Venus. I like the fact that they’re always trying to fix things. It’s adorable, even when it’s annoying. Men are not women—even though you can now get yourself banned from social media for saying so out loud.
Without heroes and positive male role models (which create expectations for behaviour) both men and women—and boys and girls—are suffering. If we immerse boys and young men in a culture that tells them their innate traits are toxic, that their contributions are not needed and that we expect nothing of them, how could they fail to live down to our low expectations? When we tell them that striving and competing are proof that they are toxic males, can we blame them for choosing to stay in mom’s basement playing video games and smoking dope? Conversely, if the best you can hope for as a young heterosexual woman is a Homer Simpson or a Prince Hans or the playoff pants man, why would you ever choose to settle down? Why not choose single parenthood? Or give up on men altogether and become a lesbian, as an increasing number of young women are doing.
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Read MoreA pair of leftist protesters were asked what they were protesting against during an anti-Israel demonstration at New York University (NYU) but admitted that they had no idea.
A video of the admission has gone viral on social media after it was shared by former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani.
In the video, a young woman at Monday night’s NYU protest struggles to answer when asked what the “goal” of the demonstration was.
“I think the goal is just showing our support for Palestine and demanding that NYU stops — I honestly don’t know all of what NYU is doing,” she tells the interviewer.
“I really don’t know,” she admits.
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Read MoreA British Columbia NDP MLA is trying to get taxpayers to fund a no-whites-allowed committee to “eliminate systemic racism.”
MLA Niki Sharma has proposed the creation of a “racialized” committee under Bill 23, the Anti-Racism Act. If passed, the committee would create a framework for the province to combat racism.
All members of the Provincial Committee on Anti-Racism, under the bill, would have to be “racialized” and “have expertise in working to eliminate systemic racism and advance racial equity.”
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