We will move on from there, though, with a very special guest who attended the most recent “SlutWalk” in Vancouver, British Columbia. This MRA took the grand tour, interviewing several of the self-proclaimed sluts, asking them questions about what the SlutWalk meant to them. He will join us live on the program to translate their answers from Slutese to English, which should be quite an education.
I’ll state clearly what we all know, but that nobody seems willing to admit. Slut walk is possible only because these privileged trotters are the most pampered, protected, consequence-immune demographic who have ever taken up public space in human history.
Ah, but we really can’t. Not with any real concern for women who actually are victims of rape. Personally, considering men are the more frequent but utterly ignored victims of rape, and with the epidemic of false rape accusations and corrupt prosecutions becoming just as pervasive, my interest in women who get raped any more is somewhere near as intense as my interest in cake decorating and midget wrestling.
So if you come here to voice your objections to these articles, but insist on relying on the false premise that we are advocating rape tolerance, or absolving the rapist of responsibility for his or her crime, then you will be summarily removed and banned.
(Sung to the tune of “Walk Like an Egyptian“) Don your tube top, paint that face like you’re charging fifty cents Bend over slow – oh hey ho – and spread ‘em for the men Now take a shot, show your slot, you know it’s just pretend Now drink some more – oh hey ho …
In truth, the practice of women dressing in “sluttish” attire outside the context of parades through Toronto’s downtown, is purposeful. A woman dressing in a deliberately sexually provocative style is flaunting her sexual power over men. She is saying, in a language older than any spoken or written:
“I am an object of sexual desire, and I am a person of protected status”
And it is proof, before our very eyes, that feminism isn’t a product of social progress, but technological progress. Women, despite whatever deluded notions we currently maintain about their capabilities, would do nothing but ensure the end of the human race were they collectively given anything to do outside of childrearing, typing and complaining.
During a scheduled safety forum held at Osgoode Hall Law School on Jan. 24 Const. Michael Sanguinetti of the Toronto Police department made the comment: “You know, I think we’re beating around the bush here, I’ve been told I’m not supposed to say this, however, women should avoid dressing like sluts in order not to …
That a police officer would suggest personal responsibility for the outcome of reckless behavior is a chilling metric of how much work is still left undone by feminists. It truly reflects poorly on all of us, when thousands of sluts have to march in the streets to fight for their right to take no personal responsibility, and we should all be ashamed of ourselves.
Andrew DiKaiomata shows us many of the similarities between feminism and traditional conservatism.
