The sexism epidemic in this country

The whole world watched a man who was doing his job, not a threat to anyone, get directly approached and smacked in the face. As men are expected to do, Chris masked his emotions and kept doing his job. He didn’t look for one second of victimhood or sympathy. He’s not even pressing charges.

And the reaction? Hardly anyone is saying “poor Chris, how awful was that for him, there needs to be recourse.” The bystanders didn’t do shite, the Academy didn’t do shite, and the police aren’t doing shite. “You’re a man, go frick yourself.”

A man gets smacked in the face on live TV: “did that really happen or was it staged? I bet it was staged..”

A woman says a guy acted inappropriately on a date 20 years ago: “believe women!”

A drunk woman goes home with a drunk guy from the bar and complains that he was too aggressive. “That’s assault! He needs to be prosecuted!”

A guy gets paid to tell dumb jokes, tells a dumb joke, and gets smacked in the face. “He had it coming.”


Women are seen as “strong” for complaining and playing the victim over the pettiest and fakest of issues, all the while they get the benefits of womanhood, which often include but are not limited to not having to worry about finances, the house or yard, and having to sacrifice oneself for protection of the family. If a women were to get smacked like Chris did, she’d make millions for her resulting book, speaking fees, and be honored as Time Person of the Year for showing such strength and fighting for victims of abuse.

Men are toxic. Men are oppressors. Men make 10% more than women and that must be fixed. Men aren’t entitled to anything but work, getting bitched at, having all the responsibilities, and getting smacked in the face whether justified or not.