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Feminist Hates Haitian Men And Boys

As you no doubt expected, in the wake of the disaster in Haiti, there are female supremacists calling for Haitian women to be given more help than Haitian men.

Some worthless sub human piece of feminist scum calling herself “Veronica” writes at Viva La Feminista (which is Spanish for “I want your nuts for ear-rings”)….

“When the earthquake hit Haiti last week I decided to direct my giving toward CARE, an organization that focuses its work on women. Some will question why I don’t give right to the Red Cross, a very worthy organization. The honest answer is that I want to give my money to an organization who will put women and mothers as a priority. It’s not a sexist statement, as much as a truth that reflects our gendered world. “

And now it’s time for this week’s installment of “Porky The Amateur Logician”, brought to you today by Raid Extra Strength – “Rids your home of pests such as cockroaches, fleas, and feminist women.”

This demented spawn of a syphilitic she-goat gives as her first bit of “supporting evidence” this…

”Women are the caregivers of not just their families, but also of their communities around the world. “

This may be true of everyday caregiving, but is irrelevant to the Haiti situation as the everyday “caregiving” these women are supposedly responsible for is no longer what is most needed, what is needed is expert medical care, rescue professionals and local people who are big and strong and can help to find survivors and recover bodies. Since the “caregiving” that is required in these cases is the kind best done by the stronger sex, it would be more logical to argue (not that i’m arguing it) that the men should get preferential treatment as their lifting rubble off survivors and corpses that would otherwise soon cause disease is more important than women dusting and vacuuming houses that no longer exist! As for the more feminine forms of caregiving, well I’m sorry girls, but a man can lift rubble all day and still come home and cook and change nappies, women however can’t move the rubble that men can – just not enough muscle power.

“Women know who lived where, who needs help, and so much more vital information that relief organizations require.”

Taken only literally this is true, however this statement is also meant to imply that the men don’t know these things, otherwise there would be no point in presenting it as evidence in her argument, and the implied part of this premise is quite simply false, as men also know where everyone lives and who needs help etc. After all, these men are also living in the villages after work and on weekends, the idea that they don’t know where nonagenarian Jean-Pierre or Collette the one legged woman live is rubbish. Perhaps what is at work in this vile woman’s mind is the belief that men are simply not very human, they are more like machines – they work, they come home and go to sleep, they aren’t involved socially with their neighbors or friends, they are after all just unfeeling brutes.

Her hatred continues….

“Add in the fact that with globalization of our economy there are many parts of our world where women far outnumber men due to men immigrating to big cities or other countries, and well, you see how women get left at home to hold things together.”

This may or may not be true for Haiti, but again it is not relevant to who gets special help. Even if the majority of the survivors in these villages were women, there would be no need for female-specific help as the women already have access to all the same services that the men are receiving.

“When women do immigrate (emigrate is the correct word here, madam) for paying jobs, they leave farming behind, hurting the community. Bottom line, when you put money into women’s well-bring it impacts the entire community.”

The first sentence may be true but what does it have to do with the second sentence? It seems to, in combination with the preceding sentences, to be support for the conclusion of “Bottom line, yada yada,” yet has no logical relation to said conclusion.

”That is why I sent and will continue to send money to CARE. A gendered response is necessary. It doesn’t mean that men and boys aren’t important. Far from it. It means that women do have certain needs that men don’t — pregnancy, motherhood, and menstruation for starters — that need addressing.”

Again we are given a truth that is irrelevant to the argument she is putting forward. Just because women have a couple of needs particular to their sex does not mean they need to be given special help in other areas, nor that they need any help from female-specific organizations – are we asked to believe that Medecins Sans Frontier don’t know how to deliver a baby? Again, she is asking for extra help where none is actually needed.

Given that none of “Veronica’s” supposed justifications for special treatment hold up, it seems to me the real motivation behind wanting a gendered approach is to make sure that while the Haitian men get one bag of rice, the Haitian women get two. In typical feminist fashion this piece of crud sees the Haitian tragedy as an excuse to screw men over, even if they’ve already been put at death’s door by Mother Nature.

A decent person helps those who need help, plain and simple, only trash like “Veronica” use natural disasters to argue for an increase in their gender’s privileges. This “veronica” woman is a piece of misandrist sludge, and it is my fervent hope that she die a slow yet horrible death in the next natural disaster to hit the US.

As for the hypocritically named CARE, what kind of mentality does a person need to go into a disaster area and walk past dying men and boys to deliver tampons to women who for the most part have already been helped by the unisex agencies? The kind of person who knows they work for an organization that is simply a front for feminist hatred, that’s what kind of person.

The filth is here…

First photo is by Logan Abassi for the UN

Second photo is by Agencia Brazil

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