Pussification of America

[Clementine]

Beyonce's bid to ban the word 'bossy' for girls is as stupid and misguided as it is ironic

Mar 15, 2014 18:00
BY CAROLMCGIFFIN

Sunday People columnist Carol McGiffin slams a campaign by Facebook chief Sheryl Sandberg and backed by Beyonce and Victoria Beckham

Facebook chief Sheryl Sandberg, backed by the likes of Beyoncé and Victoria Beckham, is campaigning to ban the word bossy as it stops girls becoming leaders.

The campaign video says: “Girls are less interested in leadership than boys because they worry about being called bossy.” Really? I thought it was because they’re often more interested in becoming mums and nurturers than boardroom bullies.

And, in my experience, those girls who have or who want to become bosses or leaders will and would have anyway. A silly, arguably inoffensive word wouldn’t have stopped them.

Another of its claims is that “when a little boy asserts himself, he’s called a leader. Yet when a little girl does the same, she risks being branded bossy.”

For God’s sake, SO WHAT?

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Beyonce's bid to ban the word 'bossy' for girls is as stupid and misguided as it is ironic - Carol McGiffin - Mirror Online
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Wow, Beyoncé doesn't want to be offensive? Look up the lyrics to her latest album and tell me she cares about being a good example for young people.

It's getting insane the way colleges are trying to control speech. Virtually any action or word can be construed to be offensive by those who look at everything in a negative light.

Much to the relief of the liberals who like to use the most fowl language imaginable to bash southerners, Republicans, Christians and anyone else who stands up to their insanity, it's still politically correct to deliberately offend anyone who is not a minority, Muslim or Democrat.

Kids growing up under these new liberal rules are going to be hopeless, helpless sheep. Maybe that's the plan. Dumb them down and make sure they jump at their own shadow. An uneducated and unarmed public is required for some of the radical plans people like Sanders wants to implement. Sanders admitted today that debt is not relevant, but he would raise taxes. Of course, those who don't pay taxes and those who get 'their share' of other peoples' money are delighted to hear that.

These days, 'educated' does not mean intelligent. It means someone is indoctrinated to parrot the propaganda put forth by the current regime without question.

This whole effort to ban words is merely a means of training people. It's amazing how easy it is to convince some people to go along. Bashing conservatives is designed to ridicule and belittle them so no one wants to go along with them. It's all mind games and it's about controlling people by modifying their speech and behavior.

 

[American_Jihad]

Why Feminization of America Is Bad for the World
Gender truths from the business world.
November 4, 2015
Dennis Prager

Last week the New York Times published an article, “Sweeping Away Gender-Specific Toys and Labels,” that contained three sentences that explain one of the most important phenomena in American life.

In discussing the increasing move to do away with gender-specific toys – something the New York Times approves of – the article quoted Tania Missad, the “director of global consumer insights” at one of the world’s largest toy manufacturers, Mattel:

“Mattel’s research showed some differences in what girls and boys wanted in their action figures, Ms. Missad said. ‘For boys it’s very much about telling a story of the good guy killing the villain. . . .’ [Girls] would tell us: ‘Why does the good girl have to kill the villain? Can’t they be friends in the end?’”

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The consequences will be disastrous for millions of people around the globe. When America retreats from killing bad guys, bad guys kill more innocent people. We are witnessing this right now as a consequence of America abandoning Iraq and retreating from the world generally. Islamic State took over more and more territory as America abandoned those territories. Ironically, therefore, as American foreign policy becomes feminized, more Middle East females are raped.

Whenever I see the liberal bumper sticker, “War Is not the Answer,” on a car, I look to see who is driving. In years of looking, I have seen one male driver.

Both women and men have flawed natures. They share human nature, which is deeply flawed, and the sexes have their own particular natures, which are also flawed. That is one reason men need women and women need men. Men need women to soften their intrinsic aggressive nature and to help them control their predatory sexuality; and women need men to, among other things, better understand that evil people and regimes must be fought, not nurtured.

Mattel’s research has told a truth that America and the world need to pay attention to.

The Left has done many destructive things to America. It is quite possible that none will prove to be more destructive than its attempt to obliterate gender-distinctions.

Why Feminization of America Is Bad for the World

 

[American_Jihad]

WTF: Football Ref Stops Game Because Band, Cheerleaders are Being Too Loud :14
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In today's WTF moment, referee Anthony Cannella stopped the game between Toledo and Central Michigan because the Central Michigan band and cheerleaders were being too loud in the third quarter. Wait . . . what? It is unclear if Cannella is a former librarian.

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Posted: 11/12/15 12:46 PM MST

WTF: Football Ref Stops Game Because Band, Cheerleaders are Being Too Loud

 

[American_Jihad]

Look! A Boy in a Barbie Commercial
The newly-released doll is already sold out because it's "fierce."
11.16.2015
News
Trey Sanchez

It's the 21st century -- an age of gender fluidity and non-gender-based toys for children -- so why not a boy in a girl's doll commercial, right?

Barbie announced its Moschino Barbie prior to its November release with a commercial that prominently features a boy accessorizing the doll with a purse. He exclaims:

Moschino Barbie is so fierce!

In his second appearance, a toy phone rings and he says, "It's for you, Moschino Barbie."

Moschino has peddled Italian leather fashion since the '80s. With the release of the first Barbie bearing the company name, they promise her to be "totally hot, totally cool." And also, totally for boys and totally sold out. (Within an hour.)

Here's the ad:

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Look! A Boy in a Barbie Commercial

 

[Freewill]

Steal the Bacon? Never played that one but it certainly should be banned, it must offend Muslims.

 

[Mac1958]

Look! A Boy in a Barbie Commercial
The newly-released doll is already sold out because it's "fierce."
11.16.2015
News
Trey Sanchez

It's the 21st century -- an age of gender fluidity and non-gender-based toys for children -- so why not a boy in a girl's doll commercial, right?

Barbie announced its Moschino Barbie prior to its November release with a commercial that prominently features a boy accessorizing the doll with a purse. He exclaims:

Moschino Barbie is so fierce!

In his second appearance, a toy phone rings and he says, "It's for you, Moschino Barbie."

Moschino has peddled Italian leather fashion since the '80s. With the release of the first Barbie bearing the company name, they promise her to be "totally hot, totally cool." And also, totally for boys and totally sold out. (Within an hour.)

Here's the ad:

...

Look! A Boy in a Barbie Commercial

I would think that "feminists" would be would be pretty freaking "offended" by stuff like this.

Oh well. The decay continues.
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[Freewill]

Look! A Boy in a Barbie Commercial
The newly-released doll is already sold out because it's "fierce."
11.16.2015
News
Trey Sanchez

It's the 21st century -- an age of gender fluidity and non-gender-based toys for children -- so why not a boy in a girl's doll commercial, right?

Barbie announced its Moschino Barbie prior to its November release with a commercial that prominently features a boy accessorizing the doll with a purse. He exclaims:

Moschino Barbie is so fierce!

In his second appearance, a toy phone rings and he says, "It's for you, Moschino Barbie."

Moschino has peddled Italian leather fashion since the '80s. With the release of the first Barbie bearing the company name, they promise her to be "totally hot, totally cool." And also, totally for boys and totally sold out. (Within an hour.)

Here's the ad:

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Look! A Boy in a Barbie Commercial

I would think that "feminists" would be would be pretty freaking "offended" by stuff like this.

Oh well. The decay continues.
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I have to wonder if this story is true. First, was it really sold out and how many really were sold out. Were the one's purchasing them males. And what were the parents of that young man thinking?

 

[Mac1958]

And what were the parents of that young man thinking?

Well, there are clearly many people who feel that men should be much more like women, so...
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[Freewill]

And what were the parents of that young man thinking?

Well, there are clearly many people who feel that men should be much more like women, so...
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[American_Jihad]

11 Things Your Parents Did That You'd Never Get Away With Today

Woman's Day
Asher Fogle 4 days ago

1) Riding a bike without a helmet.

In the 1970s, bicycling had a boom in popularity. So in 1975, Bell Auto parts invented the first real bicycle helmet, which had a hard plastic shell padded with foam. But it was another decade before safety standards were introduced for helmets. Before then, this safeguard was usually considered optional.

2) Swimming without a lifeguard.

Summers were filled with freedom. The local pond, creek, and even lake were great places to cool off. And if you even told mom where you were going, she often trusted that you'd be safe or stay close to shore.

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11 Things Your Parents Did That You'd Never Get Away With Today

 

[Flopper]

Playground Swings Considered Too Risky for School Children

9/2/10
By The Associated Press

The children of Cabell County (West Virginia) will be protected from playground swings. Now what has been considered a traditional piece of equipment for childhood activity is deemed too dangerous for school children:


"... County schools safety manager Tim Stewart says the swing sets are being removed from 17 schools starting this fall. He says it's due to recent lawsuits and the potential cost of installing proper safety barriers."


link: Swing sets being eliminated at some W.Va. schools


One may scoff and think that this is only one county. However, if there is the potential to prevent future litigation, is there any question that other school districts across the nation will consider this precaution?


In contrast, it may be noted that the United States military has found that it faces the problem of recruits being overweight and unfit for service. Perhaps children have to learn that such things as Newton's Laws of Motions do apply and brave the dangers and trauma of playground swings.


Many of us used school swings and live to say that 'we survived it'. We were not playground wimps.


Catherine Forsythe

Salon.com

We simply value human life more today.

With declining birthrates parents focus more on the lives of their children. Today the death of a child is relatively rare and is often made into a media event.

A virus that kills hundred of people across the country is likely to be a headline story for months. Compare that to the great influenza epidemic in the US that killed an estimated 21.5 million Americans.

Looking at the US military loses, in 9 years of fighting in Iraq, the US military lost 3,700 people. In the Battle of Bulge the US lost 19,000 troops in less than a month.

 

[boilermaker55]

Fail

11 Things Your Parents Did That You'd Never Get Away With Today

Woman's Day
Asher Fogle 4 days ago

1) Riding a bike without a helmet.

In the 1970s, bicycling had a boom in popularity. So in 1975, Bell Auto parts invented the first real bicycle helmet, which had a hard plastic shell padded with foam. But it was another decade before safety standards were introduced for helmets. Before then, this safeguard was usually considered optional.

2) Swimming without a lifeguard.

Summers were filled with freedom. The local pond, creek, and even lake were great places to cool off. And if you even told mom where you were going, she often trusted that you'd be safe or stay close to shore.

...

11 Things Your Parents Did That You'd Never Get Away With Today

 

[American_Jihad]

Hopefully President TRUMP will fix this...

A Beginner’s Guide To The Pussification Of American Men

If you are a male who was born any time after 1960, you have been subjected to continuous efforts to make you into a big pussy. Here is how it happened.

Pussy Cartoons

Everybody Wins

MTV

Political Parties

You should pay for her birth control

Absent Fathers

Absent father who later overcame his wimpy qualities to become a productive citizen

Internet Porn

Conclusion
These are only some examples of factors that contributed to the pussification of men. It would take a whole book to describe the phenomenon in detail, but the exercise would not really shed much additional light.

The good news is that none of the effects of pussification are permanent. All it takes to escape the programming is to swallow the red pill (or to use the new term suggested by Roosh, embrace neomasculinity). Don’t let your life revolve around women. Stop waiting for the government to fix all your problems. Have kids and give them actual guidance. Get to work as the craftsman of your own life.

Read More: Dating American and Non-American Women: A Comparison

A Beginner’s Guide To The Pussification Of American Men

I can think of a shit load more...

 

[American_Jihad]

The United States Of Crybabies
The change from a tragic view of human life to a therapeutic one.
December 20, 2016
Bruce Thornton

The hyper-emotional reactions to Donald Trump’s election occasioned much commentary about the state of America’s millennials. On college campuses across the country there were “cry-ins,” group “primal screams,” and designated “healing spaces.” The general mood was captured in a tweet from the student body president at American University: “For those who viewed [the election outcome] as unfavorable, anger, sadness, grief, and frustration were brought to the fore. It’s important to note that those feelings are valid and justified. People are scared and people are worried about their futures and their lives.”

Critics derided these displays as the childish outbursts of pampered “snowflakes.” But such traumatized responses to the outcome of an election reflect a much larger cultural shift that has happened over many decades: the change from a tragic view of human life to a therapeutic one. This shift has troubling implications for our political and economic order.

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The “snowflake” phenomenon on our college campuses is just one example of this widespread belief, the malign effects of which extend far beyond the millennial generation. Apart from the damage to our characters, autonomy, freedom, and sense of responsibility for our actions, the therapeutic vision runs counter to the foundations of our political and economic order. We can see the cost to the former in the reduction of our freedoms caused by political correctness and the laws defending the sensibilities and feelings of “protected” classes. The anxiety not to cause offense leads to censorship both formal and internalized, which compromises our First Amendment right to free speech without which a democracy cannot function. And the demand to meet ever escalating standards of well-being and comfort by redistributing wealth has contributed to sluggish economic growth, the unsustainable expense of social welfare entitlements, and the $20 trillion in debt on track to bankrupt the country.

The question we all face is whether the people and their elected leaders can turn back from a failing therapeutic utopianism, and accept once again the tragic limits to human existence that the foundations of our political and economic structures once acknowledged.

The United States Of Crybabies

 

[Redfish]

the pussification is over. The alpha males (and alpha females) are back in charge. God bless America and Merry Christmas.

 

[candycorn]

the pussification is over. The alpha males (and alpha females) are back in charge. God bless America and Merry Christmas.

Yeah deferment donald is a “real” man…

 

[NoNukes]

NY State Says These Kids’ Games Pose ‘Significant Risk Of Injury’ ​

by Danielle Sullivan on April 19th, 2011

School will be soon be out but if it’s up to the New York State Health Department, a lot of city kids might be spending their time indoors.

The New York State Health Department created a list of what they deemed “risky recreational activities” and is forcing many summer programs to ban these games unless they shell out extra funds to be recognized as an official summer camp. They say the activities listed pose a “significant risk of injury” and have been named as hazards which need to be regulated at day camps.

While proper supervision and safety concerns rank high on every parent’s list of priorities, the games that have been deemed unsafe and risky might shock a lot of city parents who grew up playing these ‘dangerous’ games.

For starters, kids can kiss wiffle ball, dodge ball, and kick ball goodbye. Horseback riding and scuba make the list and more understandably, archery. But so does freeze tag, Frisbee, steal the bacon and tug of war!

According to the NY Daily News, under the new rules, any program that offers two or more organized recreational activities – with at least one of them on the risky list – is deemed a summer camp and subject to state regulation. Health Department spokeswoman Diane Mathis said the list of risky activities was crafted with help from camp groups.

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When I was little, that is all we did. We hung outside our house and played all those games- with barely any supervision! And we all survived… and had a lot of creative group fun and physical activity in the process. My kids have gone to summer programs that weren’t camps where they played all these games and loved it. And they always came home in one piece. Just the other day, my eight-year-old was playing Red Rover in the schoolyard (another banned game).

By becoming hyper-vigilant about safety precautions, we are raising a generation of paranoid kids that are missing a large part of childhood. Maybe if we let kids be kids, a lot of them would lose the video games, lessen the pent up aggression and actually have good old-fashioned fun.

NY State Says These Kids' Games Pose 'Significant Risk Of Injury' | Strollerderby

Pussification. You mean like people getting scared and carrying guns?

 

[NoNukes]

the pussification is over. The alpha males (and alpha females) are back in charge. God bless America and Merry Christmas.

Do not forget your firearm when you go out. the boogeyman might get you alpha males.

 

[JimBowie1958]

We simply value human life more today.

With declining birthrates parents focus more on the lives of their children. Today the death of a child is relatively rare and is often made into a media event.

Yeah, tell that to the souls of millions of aborted babies, doofus and the hundreds of thousands of guilt plagued would be mothers that were talked into murdering their own children.

 

[Redfish]

the pussification is over. The alpha males (and alpha females) are back in charge. God bless America and Merry Christmas.

Do not forget your firearm when you go out. the boogeyman might get you alpha males.

I always do when going into liberal controlled areas.