Feminists Have Created The Worst Song In Human History

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Matt Walsh (1:02)

Well, it's been a busy couple of months for the feminist hordes on TikTok. First, they jumped into action to defend the honor of Lindsey Clancy who murdered all three of her children. It was impressive in a certain way because when you get a look at these people, you wouldn't think that they'd necessarily be capable of jumping at all. After Clancy, some of them took a brief detour to pretend to care about Krista Pike for five or six minutes. Pike is the death row inmate who mutilated, tortured and killed a girl 30 years ago, then somehow survived her execution, demonstrating the almost supernatural determination some women have to avoid accountability no matter what. Feminists didn't spend a lot of time on Pike, presumably because her body count wasn't high enough to get them too excited. They quickly moved on to a woman who had a considerably higher body count in the Cornell case. Now, if you followed the case, the way the average media consumer follows things in this country by scanning headlines and skimming through random social media posts, then you know that a woman at Cornell was sexually assaulted and brutalized by seven frat boys who drugged her against her will and held her hostage in a room for several hours while they took turns having their way with her. But if you follow the case the way the informed minority follows things, then you know that none of that is actually true. In reality, the accuser got drunk and high of her own volition and engaged in entirely consensual and entirely disgusting orgy with a bunch of men at a party. She was not drugged, she was not held against her will, and she consented to everything that happened. Indeed, according to her own accounting of events, she was, if anything, more sober and more conscious than the men or at least some of the men.

The feminists don't see it that way, of course. They have certain presuppositions that inform their analysis of these kinds of incidents. Now, in fairness, I'll admit we all have presuppositions, right? We all have biases. For instance, my presupposition is that anyone, in theory, is capable of committing acts of evil and anyone is capable of lying. So when one party in a dispute is accusing the other of committing an evil act and the other party is accusing the first party of lying, all we can do is look at the evidence and the facts on the ground and arrive at our best assessment of what actually happened.

Feminists, on the other hand, begin with the presupposition that women are always right about everything and can never tell a lie and even when they do lie, as long as they feel like they aren't lying, that still counts as not lying. That was the framework that the Lindsay Clancy jury used in their deliberations. It's the framework that has led to the feminist mob rallying around the Cornell accuser. Now, over on TikTok, this rally has, as usual, taken the form of weapons-grade cringe, unlike anything the world has ever seen before. For example, this is just one example, women are filming themselves lecturing their sons about why gang rape is bad. Now, the problem aside from the fact that no gang rape actually occurred in this case, is that their sons are toddlers.

Here's one example.

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So, if there was a little girl, right, and all your friends were hurting her, empowering her and being mean, and they said to you, Noah, come and hurt the girl with me, what would you say? What would you say? They want you to go and hurt the girl. What would you say? I want to say no. Yeah. Yeah, you do. Well done. And what if they said, what if they said, oh, it's okay, you can come and hit her?

What would you say? I would say no way. No way. Yeah, see, that's really, really good. But what if, what would you do if you saw the boy is doing it?