America’s campuses, particularly those in California, spend tens of millions of dollars on administrators and programs to combat issues like sexism, homophobia and racism on campus. But are these problems in any way prevalent at our universities? Or is this diversity bureaucracy a big waste of money? Heather Mac Donald of the Manhattan Institute explains.
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Nearly half of all millennials believe America is sexist and racist. In other words, schools started brainwashing these kids 20 years ago or so, and a lot of them have woken up yet. Hopefully, as more of them enter the workforce, and get a little more maturity, they will wise up. Liz Wheeler of OAN has the story.
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By now, everyone’s familiar with the uproar and outrage over the new Gillette commercial that tried to demonize white men and make all of them appear as sexist pigs. Needless to say, Gillette sales have been plummeting because most men, even the biggest pussies, don’t appreciate that negative portrayal.
Guess what? Turns out the original ad was even worse — but YouTube allowed Gillette to remove and re-edit the ad without having to lose traffic counts. Here, HighImpactFlix shows the changes that were made and asks, “They clearly edited this AFTER they uploaded it. Why did they take THIS part out? Hmmmmmm….”
Hmmm, indeed. All we can say: Screw you, Gillette. We not buying your blades or razors again. And, as far as YouTube goes, we already knew they were deceitful crooks. They post rules so they can screw over conservatives but then allow big companies to bypass the same “rules.” In other words, typical Democratic liars.
Paul Joseph Watson has it right: That was the worst an ad can get. Especially highlighting a Liberal, man-hating asswipe like Ana Kasparian, the co-host of The Young Turks. Glad to see Gillette so interested in the Turkish market and disinterested in selling any razors or blades in America.
Caught attending an international confab in Davos, Switzerland, the chief executive officer of Procter & Gamble, David Taylor, defended the ad on Thursday. He told CNBC’s Sara Eisen, “There is an issue with tox masculinity.” He went on to describe the negative reaction to the video as coming from a “well organized but small number’ of people.
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And, in case you were wondering, Mr. Reagan offers a taste of “what the makers of the Gillette Ad were REALLY trying to say.”
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Obviously, we need to extend the boycott to Proctor and Gamble’s full range of cheesy products. Here are some other P&G products you can easily do without. At least, most have adequate and perfectly acceptable competition, so if Procter & Gamble wants to be so snide and uppity, make ’em pay for it!
Walmart has banned Cosmopolitan on grounds that the glamour magazine is sexist. We also find Cosmopolitan pretty worthless but the sexism charge is strange, seeing as how this women’s magazine has pretty much been the same worthless rag for many years now. Styxhenhammer666 discusses the ban and calls it a “corporate farce.”
NBC series “Parks and Recreation” and Netflix series “Master of None” actor Aziz Ansari was recently accused of sexual misconduct by an anonymous woman and claims of hypocrisy by the court of public opinion due to his insistent male feminist proclamations.
Stefan Molyneux is joined by Owen Benjamin, a popular comedian and the host of the “Why Didn’t They Laugh?” podcast.
