“Wokness is Feminization”

8 Replies to ““Wokness is Feminization””

1. This woman has her theory, and by God, she’s sticking to it. It’s naive and incomplete. “Wokism” is a tool. It’s a symptom. It is a created construct to achieve something else. It is not the goal or the “disease”.

   The very generalization of “female influence” is by definition an acceptance of “identity politics.” There are plenty of women who would make fine CEO’s unencumbered by what sex they are. To imply that there is a correlation between sex and “wokism” mislabels what “wokism” is. It is a total disregard for merit and potential in favor of non-sequitur consideration. The amount of melanin in one’s skin. One’s sexual proclivities. One’s chosen religion (both favorable and unfavorable).

   “Wokism” was established to capitalize on the victimization mentality that has been artificially been implanted into all aspects of life purposefully by those with the goal of overturning the philosophies long practiced in the West.

   1. That is spot on. Thank you.

   2. Utter horseshit.

      Letting them vote was a mistake.

      1. Ann Coulter has said for years that the slow, steady decline of the U.S. can be directly tied to giving women the right to vote. She’s a broad by the way. lol

   3. “Wokism” was established to capitalize on the victimization mentality that has been artificially been implanted into all aspects of life purposefully by those with the goal of overturning the philosophies long practiced in the West.

      ORSON wins the interweb with that Socratic cut to the chase,
      PS “artificially implanted” was a nice subtle AI touch.
      Have a nice day!

   4. Margaret Thatcher wasn’t woke.
      Susie Wiles isn’t woke.
      Sanae Takaichi Isn’t woke.
      Kate isn’t woke.

      The list can go on

2. I worked at a carmaker for almost 2 decades, and it was always the women who were the most ardent supporters of wokism. The HR and Marketing departments in particular.

   1. Forgot to add this. We once had a “corporate responsibility” consultant (a broad of course) out of Washington DC participate in a meeting to discuss our CR efforts. One of the gals from our marketing department started off the meeting with a two minute moment of silence for George Floyd. TWO. WHOLE. MINUTES. You may think I’m making this up, but I swear to the great Allah in the sky that this is absolutely true.