Who could have possibly thought that the only place on TV where a hard-core feminist would be able to talk about the need to protect the sex-based rights for women and girls would be the Tucker Carlson show? And the host would gush about how important and brilliant she is.
It was such a breath of fresh air to hear the feminist (unfortunately, I didn’t catch the name) on Tucker’s show. Unlike the media-approved “feminists,” she wasn’t a weepy wilting flower endlessly bleating about her “trauma” but a normal person.
The right is now the home to feminists, anti-war folks, and people who distrust the Big Pharma and criticize corporate abuses. It’s also the only place where you can discuss labor rights.
It’s crazy, inn’it? I can still remember when Ryan T Anderson, author of “When Harry Became Sally” of Amazon cancel fame, hosted a panel of five feminists at the Heritage Foundation a couple of years ago because, even though they disagreed profoundly on a lot of issues, that was the only place that would give them a platform from where to air their views.
That it has had to come to this is something I would never have imagined when, forty years ago in London, I started getting involved with what, then, was still called the Gay Liberation Movement. I am no longer “Gay” now, just homosexual, and disagree with everything the “LGBT” movement stands for today. Again, not something I expected would ever happen.
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