Male Fury and Fear Rises (with Good Reason) in Response to Kavanaugh’s Treatment

When the ultimate target for derision and destruction is the white male — especially older, unemasculated white males — things are not going to turn out well.  Per the Washington Post:

The sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh have sparked a wave of unbridled anger and anxiety from many Republican men, who say they are in danger of being swept up by false accusers who are biased against them.

From President Trump to his namesake son to Sen. Lindsey O. Graham (R-S.C.), the howls of outrage crystallize a strong current of grievance within a party whose leadership is almost entirely white and overwhelmingly male — and which does not make a secret of its fear that demographic shifts and cultural convulsions could jeopardize its grip on power.

This outbreak of male resentment now seems likely to play a defining role in the midterm elections just five weeks away, contrasting with a burst of enthusiasm among women propelling Democratic campaigns and inspired by the national #MeToo reckoning over sexual assault and gender roles.

That’s all I’ll quote.  The disdain for men present throughout this article makes my skin crawl.  This sort of blatant bias against an entire group of people based solely on their gender and skin color is the most evil sort of discrimination.

And today, these sorts of things are said with impunity… about me.

About us.

We are under assault.  And they intend to continue that assault until we all bow down to the radical left and their new gender ideology which demands our subservience.

They believe we should be apologetic for our very existence, and that we should “shut up,” according to Democratic Hawaii U.S. Sen. Mazie Hirono.

Well, we won’t.

And we vote.

Hat Tip: Washington Post

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