Bookworm Beat 3/29/24: The “these are the times that try men’s souls” meme edition
There is no one overriding theme in this massive meme collection. Instead, the memes serve as a reminder that we live in trying times.
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Tag: Feminism
Leftists erase the virtues of kindness and service to others
Both the Barbie movie and the upcoming Snow White remake reveal how feminism is attacking qualities that make a society livable.
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The Bookworm Thinker of 8 Oct. 2021
Good morning, all. Ms. Book W. Room, writing under the nom de guerre of Andrea Widburg, is employed by the conservative site, American Thinker, to edit submissions to the site and to write several daily posts of her own. Below are her posts on this date. Since commentary to the
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It’s time to repeal the 19th Amendment
The 19th Amendment was a good idea in its time, but leftist women have become so perverted by the power it gave them, that we should seriously rethink it. People are beginning to notice that the new leaders on the left are female. As a woman myself, some might think
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“Whom the Gods would destroy they first drive mad”
To help keep ourselves grounded over the screams from the Left, it’s periodically helpful to contrast Progressive belief systems with reality. When I read the news of late, I keep thinking of the ancient proverb that serves as a title to this post: “Whom the Gods would destroy they first
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Bookworm Beat 12/19/18 — the Stupid Leftists illustrated edition
The posters I gathered are overwhelmingly about Stupid Leftists and the stupid things they think and do, so this Bookworm Beat will make you laugh and cry.
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The Bookworm Beat 10/9/2018 — the American life edition and open thread
Here it is — a round-up about American life in the wake of the Kavanaugh hearings, with everything from politics to plumbing thrown in. This will be my last big post before my week-long hiatus (during which, as I said, I’m sure something big will happen). Fear not, though, because
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Bookworm Beat 10/5/2018 — the “Leftists don’t speak for this woman” edition
The Kavanaugh hearings have served a useful purpose in that they revealed the Leftists’ vicious and unbridled lust for power to all Normal Americans. I’m delighted that it looks as if the Republicans, with help from Manchin and no help from Murkowski, will be able to drag Kavanaugh across the
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D.L. Hughley and the all-encompassing victim status that is Leftism
D.L. Hughley’s “humor” illustrates that today’s black rights and feminist movements are a form of Stockholm Syndrome rather than signs of true strength. D.L. Hughley is a well-known “woke” black comedian, which means he is considered to be on the cutting edge of modern social justice *ahem* comedy. (I added
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Bookworm Beat 9/7/2018 — the “won’t that boring Obama ever shut up” edition
This Bookworm Beat has as its starting points Obama’s self-aggrandizing, offensive speech. Then it gets to the fun and interesting stuff for you to enjoy. Obama as a sleeping aid. I visited my father’s best friend today. The two met in 1935. My father passed away more than twenty years ago,
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Bookworm Beat 5/16/2018 — the vanishing Obama legacy edition
Last week saw Trump almost completely erase the Obama legacy — an event that, peculiarly enough, coincided perfectly with delightful benefits for America.
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He tosses out the baited hook. She, like some ravenous trigger[ed] fish, swallows it whole. Well done, sir, well done. [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgiLm9bCxrU&w=560&h=315]
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Loony Feminist: What passes for art in Marin County
Feminist artist in Marin ditches Keats’s idea that “”Beauty is truth, truth beauty.” Instead, it’s all about anti-male political statements. The Marin newspaper ran a glowing profile about a Marin “artist.” I was less impressed. You can read it for yourself here. Alternatively, I’ve got the highlights below. The first
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The war on men: “What good are you if you won’t die for me?”
Understanding the Men’s Rights Movement hints that feminism’s war on men is a class-based issue tied to the relative safety of a middle-class man’s life. I have been watching a fascinating documentary called The Red Pill. The filmmaker is Cassie Jaye, a young woman whose previous documentaries were Progressive in
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The pathetic legacy of feminism’s Women’s Liberation Movement
The Women’s Liberation Movement failed true feminism by creating a generation of women who deem themselves unworthy of a defense against sexual bullies. We often talk about three waves of feminism, but I think there were actually three-and-a-half. The first two were necessary and appropriate; the next one-and-a-half were not.
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